Subsonic Radio

I'm not convinced the dining option is a good deal either. How many of us order that much food under normal circumstances? I think it's better to pay as you go and enjoy the "stress-free" feeling of not worrying about unused credits.

How about Discovery Island? Overrun with vegetation and wildlife, but the remnants of human-built structures are still there.

Definitely Delta Dreamflight.

Too short, and not a fun story line, in my opinion. Not worth the wait, though the queue area might be worth seeing once, since it's kinda neat. If you absolutely love getting soaked no matter what, then I think you'll like this ride. If, however, you value story and imagination, it will disappoint.

I hate to say it, but I like the tarps and whirlies. =)

spaulo, I have the same opinion about "snacking" on margaritas! I also love School Bread in Norway and a nice German beer.

I don't see Disney making a fifth theme park right now, since it would take an enormous amount of cash. Still, we can dream, right?

Once Kilamanjaro opened, Jungle Cruise sank to the bottom of the list for me. Who really wants to see fake animals when you can see real ones in a longer, more interesting ride?

(insanely jealous of behind the scenes look at Peter Pan's Flight)

I think the price for the all club pass is about $23, although for $5 more you can get a 5 day extension to come back all you want. Also, the one club fee does not include the greatest clubs, The Adventurer's Club and the Comedy Warehouse. =(

I think this is a great idea, and wish I had the income to buy one! The real "rotten apple" of this project to me is the name Four Seasons. Disney is the world's greatest hotelier IMHO, and allowing a non-Disney (read: no imagination, no story) entity to build a hotel on property is unforg...

I love Contemporary for it's uniqueness. There is a common feel to all Disney Resorts (and we all love that feel), but it's nice to have a completely different option once in a while. It's going to be wonderful. And that sky bridge is going to be cool.

I love them both, but strongly prefer the old version. I think attractions based on Disney movies is 1) smart from a marketing perspective but 2) crass from a originality perspective. For instance, Voyage of the Little Mermaid is a retelling of the movie story, where I would enjoy a new original sto...

I just don't know how much better a German pavillion can get when you can hold up your glass of beer and oom pah with that music. It's a million miles beyond Applebee's, let's at least agree to that! =)

The Memories shop with all the neat scrapbooking things.