Recent content by Mouse Wizard

Going to WDW in early March next year, will be the first using FP+ my question is about the ending of your fp+ window. On the old fp you could get one when the time for your pass begins. So when you get to the 3rd fp+ can you book a 4th when the time for the 3rd begins? And I've read a few...

Is there a reason for going to the kiosks to get a 4th fastpass? Why can't you use the app? Are standby lines: basically the same, shorter, or longer? For rides with fastpass and those without? (Mostly for those rides that had legacy fastpass.)

I've been on orange a few times and the green side once, i honestly didn't really notice much of a difference. but if you do tend to get queasy or nauseous easily, i'd just go for orange. it's a safer bet.

Don't actually like it too much. Looks like buses in every city in the USA. Nothing Disney about it.

Feeling the humidity at the airport.

I faintly remember hearing it was about $30 million to convert the superstar limo ride to a monsters inc ride in DCA back in 2005. So if that's the case compare that number to how much this meet and greet thing costs...

Waitin in line that interactive line for Winnie the pooh is too loud!

I like the idea of making the stitch here one that talks and intereacts with guests like crush does over in Epcot. That would be better.

Anyone know why the "go away green" color on the new show buildings is so dark compared to the small world show building?

I suppose the idea does have merit, from the point of making it a ride you could easily ride a few times each day... But I would rather have a completely different attraction than just another tsmm. If Disney would build both: then sure!

I was about 8 years old when it was around. I definitely liked it. There've been other around my age who also liked it. Kids don't have the same sentimental attachment to parades that adults seem to have. I liked the fact there were new day parades almost very year so why shouldn't there be a...

As someone who frequents the parks in California, one idea I like is for this upcoming winter season, they run SpectroMagic in DCA! That way there are plaenty of nighttime hours to show the parade and world of color. Doubt they will do it, but if Disney really wants people to have reasons to go...

They added wider benches to Disneyland's PPF, and it has helped. A previous 40-45 minute queue is now closer 30-35 minutes.

Good to see Disney jump on this particular bandwagon :)

Guess Disney thinks only illuminations is enPugh nighttime entertainment for the period when both fantasmic! And the electrical parade are going to be dark... Is illuminations enough for the crowds?