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They already have Agent P in Epcot, I can't see them adding a 2nd attraction based on the same theme. (I'm sure someone mentioned this already, I didn't read the entire thread.) I think the kids would love it but I agree that the show doesn't have the same staying power as the classics or...

I went to WDW for the first time when I was just under 3; people tell me that's why I think it is so special, but I don't think so. The first thing that comes to my mind when someone asks me what makes WDW special is that it's a complete escape from reality. We have nothing but fun there...

I like the the talking trash can and drinking fountain in FW; at least I did like them. Last time I was there they weren't working.

The aromas.

Thanks guys! :)

Wow, I thought I'd get at least one reply. Is this actually an area of the park that hasn't been photographed to death? I can find plenty of pictures of garbage cans around WDW but not one of the beautiful Emporium windows! :confused:

I am looking for pictures of the Emporium window displays, new and old. One of my favorite WDW memories as a child was the end of the night. We'd shop on Main Street, eat ice cream and look at the beautiful window displays. Sadly, I don't have any pictures of these! (Sorry if this has been...

It was a great breakfast! I think it was called the Good Turn Restaurant then. We're not too keen on the dinner menu. As for Tony's breakfast, I really miss it! It was tradition for my family to start out with a nice breakfast there and then go on to play in the park. :(

Don't forget the queue for Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and the orange trees in Horizons! I was really excited when I read the title but... turkey leg?? Ewe.

I think you're thinking of George Harrison.

James Earl Jones.

Wow! That was really annoying. They do not call them Princess Pocahontas or Princess Mulan. Although often pictured with princesses Disney points out that they are not princesses but their heroism and character is like a princess.

They aren't princesses and I don't think Disney promotes them as such.

It's not about napkins. It's about the fact that little by little the magic is disappearing. Soon we won't need mickey mouse waffles or towel animals and of course we don't need hidden mickeys... We don't need any of the special little touches that Disney has provided, some of us just happen to...

I have a lot of matchbooks from all over WDW that I collected as I was growing up. I absolutely love them! Are they large expensive items or necessities? No but I am reminded of some of the wonderful times I had there as a child when I look at them. This small touch of magic at the parks has...

You are missing the point. As Arewethereyet! pointed out the little things are an important part of the big picture.

It may seem stupid but I would miss the printed napkins. Its just a nice little touch.

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I really like this idea. I wouldn't explain to each person that it is a memorial though, that might put a damper on the happiness created by the gesture (although I would ask the parents' permission first of course). Perhaps choosing stickers with her favorite character on them or glow sticks...

We really need a thumbs down or Dislike button.