Subsonic Radio

What happened the Holiday stream? Kept thinking it would arrive in time for Christmas, but December starts tomorrow. No Holiday stream.
Future Land is great, but certainly miss the more timely selections found on the holiday channel.

I'm glad they're doing something. I would hate to be the CM turning people around all day long. Even being stationed there for an hour would be unpleasant.

Walt's interview by Jim Calabrese is fascinating as well. Glad that's in the system at least!

I know they were there shortly after the park opened. Of course, when the park opened, they didn't want characters ANYWHERE. It wasn't "that kind of park" but they quickly (or guest demand, rather) added characters with overlays themed to the lands in which they appeared. Ever seen Goofy's...

"Tell your mother, she's not to worry, 'cause no one's rushin'. There's no big hurry."

That always sounded to me like mom worried about Soviets.

I remember when they put little games on the stanchions in the Dumbo queue for kids to be "entertained" as they snaked through the line in the hot sun.
And I thought THAT was innovative!

Recently I have been getting 'Living with the Land' in my head. Too much Subsonic radio I suppose.... ;) I don't think I've ever heard that one. Do you mean: "Let's listen to the land, we all love. Nature's plan will shine above..." Why don't we ALL sing... (oops, wrong attraction, wrong ...

Which buildings? I am surprised they have such bad flow out of there and don't use the perimeter road. DLR sometimes utilizes the backstage areas to help get people out faster. I always wondered why they settled on this break in the "fantasy" to let people backstage when they need to &quo...

I can't believe no one has said the Swiss Family Robinson Polka! We had friends over for dinner after they had been in the park that day, and the mom commented that she couldn't get that song out of her head. I secretly put on the CD player (I had the song recorded back when you could make CDs in th...

Chip n Dale also used to appear in China, in those big round pointy hats and Mandarin jackets. Very cute.

When did the original open?

It's one of the more nostalgic rides, it's the witty skipper patter that keeps it interesting. Still, a "moonlight cruise" sounds interesting.

The variety. You never know what someone's going to request, and it can run the gamut. Then, if I tire of variety, there's always the soarin' channel!

The trailer is so intriguing, and I've heard for years that Mrs. Travers did say after the premier "we need to cut it"

I sincerely doubt LMA will go away anytime soon. A lot invested in that show and venue, and it's not even 10 years old yet.