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I am 31, my fiancee is 28, we have more fun at WDW than most children. Beyond the attractions and shows, if you go without a strict itinerary, the fact that the outside world is quickly forgotten is the best form of stress relief for an adult. Yes it is expensive, so save money, yes it can be...

I would love to see the numbers, that Disney uses to determine the worth of the Monorail system. From my meager perspective, the Monorails are an extremely efficient (in both cost, and capacity) to distribute guests throughout the parks. I cannot believe that such an important element to the...

A Star Wars tech pavilion. The current and future uses of photons.

WDW umbrella hats for 40 dollars.

CoP, I love the song, I love the story. On my first visit my dad took me on it, that memory in itself is especially wonderful. I go on it every time I visit. It is a staple in a visit to WDW. All of Disney's shows and attractions are great for there face value, but the memories you associate...

I buy a day at a time, then when The time comes I'm all set.

From what I experienced during my last visit I would say I absolutely love abandoning contact to the world outside. I still carried my phone but only for two purposes, It's my camera and I used the Disney app. Other than that I would leave it in my room and keep emergency contact numbers in my...

The daily duties of Fire and EMS personnel are much more vast then many people know. Aside from the event of a structure fire, there are citizens assists (picking people up) you know those "I've fallen and can't get up" commercials? Those incidents occur daily, if a senior citizen falls many of...

I was watching WDW ride POV's on Youtube, and while watching a video from Buzz Lightyear's Space Ranger Spin I'm pretty sure I spotted a giant prop inspired from early Wall-e concept art. There is a giant "robot" scooping up large batteries that looks very similar to Wall-e. If this is common...

My brain just exploded with ideas for Foo Fighter songs to rock out to on a roller coaster. Good call sir, good call.

That is a very interesting thought. I imagine that with the infrastructure of that attraction almost any theme is possible and many movie/music themes would make a very nice update for that ride. Space themes are very much used to their max all over WDW so I doubt that would be a new theme, and...

The only difference between the two besides the themes, is that the AoA buildings appear to have interior access to the rooms where Pop has exterior access. The next time I go I really think I'm going to flip a coin to decide between the two.

Understood. Personally I would make it easy on everybody and stay at Pop-century. Its relatively inexpensive and if you have all of your family together that should make it more special than Disney itself ever could. Pop-century has plenty of pools. and you can walk to the Art of Animation...

It's always a sad silent trip back home. The first day back at work is the worst.

Sounds like, keep in mind I don't have children but have traveled to WDW with multiple families. Any resort with pools and monorail access will do you good. You don't want to rely on buses with that large of a group. The monorails make it easier to not only move a large party but if smaller...

After 5 visits. The first time I saw the Celebrate the Magic show on Cinderella's castle. I was stunned with amazement.

Of all the resorts, though they all look and seem equally wonderful. I think Poly provides the most relaxing atmosphere.

You need air supplied behind it so the speed of the cabin doesn't create a vacuum. This would implode the tube.

Zootopia weasel chase. Or Inside out race through the mind. Either one in the classic Disney scenic tour. Lewis Black could be a highly censored narrator.