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Sleep in one of the logs at Splash Mountain just like Cory and Shawn did in Boy Meets World Disney Episode. or how about the house at the dock by the loading area near the Jungle Cruise? or even sleeping in one of the boats on the Jungle Cruise? Great idea!! Those big cushions would make for a comf...

I was talking about Disney on the way home from school with my 5-year-old, and the subject turned to recently closed attractions. So, how do I get him to picture the one I'm talking about? Dad: "Remember the one where there was a boat and bombers were attacking it, and then we rode on a tram a...

Wizzard419 wrote:They get paid, they are there for the money. Park tickets/hotel rooms are not worth the time.

Maybe they just really enjoy it...that's always a possibility.

Tower of Terror area, Future World in Epcot, and The Oasis at Animal Kingdom!

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Disney is employing this tactic of trying to increase capacity by not adding in any new attractions, entertainment etc to keep people occupied. This is a test of the ride ability to operate as a FP+ only attraction in advance of the the addition of a third track, which is now currently in work. Whe...

Really love Off Kilter. Just how long have they been performing at Epcot? Maybe their contract was up and they are the ones who chose not to continue performing there. I know they have been there for many, many years, I just don't know when they first came to Epcot. I will really miss them when I fi...

OMG! I don't believe I haven't caught this before. Listening to the Requests Stream this morning, I hear the ride-through of EEA and that they're saying dinosaurs are the source of petroleum! KILLING ME! Petroleum is the result of marine plants and animals pre-dating the dinosaurs by several millio...

Wow, I don't even remember writing that post above, but I went back and checked. Sure enough! That might be a cool new thread. "Posts you've written in the past that no longer reflect what you think today". Bottom line, people affix memories to experiences, and if you visited the Norway p...

Pretty much all of the pavilions suffer from the same "tour bus" viewpoint, they don't show life or even modern culture. Just old crap that people saw in movies 70 years ago and expect to be true. Well wait a second... it's true that the pavilions are pretty cliche in a lot of respects, b...

Many of you are going to be very :shock: about this thought because it's hard to comprehend such a travesty. My first trip to WDW in what I call the "modern era" with 4 parks and all we see now was in 2001. The girls were 3 and 7, we stayed at All-start Movies, and had a truly magical tim...

Some of you on the forums know that my husband, youngest daughter (attending Johnson University Florida) and I moved to the Kissimmee/Orlando area last August. It was an outstanding year. We traveled north in May when DD finished her freshman year and visited family for about three months and then ...

In today's culture of immediate gratification, lack of patience, and lawsuit mentality, there isn't any way that people could have interaction with characters without a queue and schedule. I was EXTREMELY disappointed when I had tried to see Sulley at DHS, was told he'd be available at a certain ti...

The orderly queue is great, and it ensures fairness for everyone that would like to take the time to meet a character, but I miss the days when a little one would see Mickey or Minnie, or whoever, and have their eyes light up and then be able to run up to them and give them a big hug. I think that'...

Many of you are going to be very :shock: about this thought because it's hard to comprehend such a travesty. My first trip to WDW in what I call the "modern era" with 4 parks and all we see now was in 2001. The girls were 3 and 7, we stayed at All-start Movies, and had a truly magical tim...