You know you're a WDW nut when...

[DemonOfMusic]

I think if you can quote any attraction before hearing it played shows you are a WDW nut... Luckily I can quote em and am a nut! Wouldn't trade my love for Disney for anything!

HA, I can quote the entire preshows and ride narrations for almost every attraction in the park.

[rphillips14]

My kids came up with this one:

Use google Earth to look at the Disney parks, then, open up, in a seperate window, the music from the park your looking at in 3-D. Pretty cool-exploring the park with the right music.

[mills10]

My kids came up with this one:

Use google Earth to look at the Disney parks, then, upon up, in a seperate window the music from the park your looking at in 3-D. Pretty cool-your exploring the park with the right music.

That sounds like a great idea!!

[theBIGyowski]

My kids came up with this one:

Use google Earth to look at the Disney parks, then, upon up, in a seperate window the music from the park your looking at in 3-D. Pretty cool-your exploring the park with the right music.

I would NEVER get anything done if I tried that.

I have spent hours...yes hours..."walking" through the parks on Google Earth though.

[dstrawn9889]

gounting google 'ants' in the communicore plaza, around the fountain... trying to make out which show building goes with which ride in adventureland... and those amazing spherical pictures that were done at park closings...

[Amy]

When you recognize the song that is being yodeled on the Amazing Race at a Speed Bump challenge ~ sounded a lot like the Matterhorn song to me!

[MadEye]

When you see wild deer on the Magic Kingdom side of the fence that borders said park (they know better than to sneak in there!!!).

When you are one of only two guests on one of the ferry boats on Seven Seas Lagoon and are loving it (I had the whole upper deck to myself, CMs excluded, of course) and wished it was going to the MK instead of TTC.

[MadEye]

When you see wild deer on the Magic Kingdom side of the fence that borders said park (they know better than to sneak in there!!!).

When you are one of only two guests on one of the ferry boats on Seven Seas Lagoon and are loving it (I had the whole upper deck to myself, CMs excluded, of course) and wished it was going to the MK instead of TTC.

[Len90]

When your text alert on your cell phone is the chime the monorail has before the door closing announcement.

[Amy]

When your text alert on your cell phone is the chime the monorail has before the door closing announcement.

Cool! How did you do that? I still haven't taken the time to figure out how to make my own sounds for my iphone

[dstrawn9889]

When your text alert on your cell phone is the chime the monorail has before the door closing announcement.

Cool! How did you do that? I still haven't taken the time to figure out how to make my own sounds for my iphone

i have been on the lookout for that mp3, would you mind sharing?

[theBIGyowski]

I would guess you could just use something like Garage Band to create the ring tone.

[dstrawn9889]

dunno about iphone, but a multimedia text message with the *.mp3 sent to an android phone gives an option to set as ringtone/alert tone....

LEN, is it the dual-tone warning?

[cy1229]

When you check the Subsonic message boards before your e-mail when sitting down at your desk for the day.

When you actually look forward to the next issue of "AllEars Newsletter" arriving in your inbox.

When you are constantly comparing dining experiences to dining in WDW.

[Len90]

When your text alert on your cell phone is the chime the monorail has before the door closing announcement.

Cool! How did you do that? I still haven't taken the time to figure out how to make my own sounds for my iphone

I was able to download an mp3 and saved it to my computer. I opened it up in iTunes, then with the track selected I clicked Advanced -> Create AAC version. I took the new version and opened it in folder by right click and show in folder. From the new version I changed the name from .m4a to .m4r. I deleted the song from the itunes playlist and clicked keep file. I went back to the folder and clicked the new .m4r and itunes opened it up in ringtones. Had the phone sink with itunes and then set the tone on the phone through Settings -> Sounds -> Text Tone. You can easily make a song a ringtone too. It would involve this process but is just a bit more complicated with one extra step.

I would guess you could just use something like Garage Band to create the ring tone.

You could have, but that would take too much time. The way I do it is slightly faster and easier to do.

LEN, is it the dual-tone warning?

It is that dual tone beep that is made before the doors open. If you have an iPhone and want it, just send me a PM with your email address.