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Could be....... Something with downtown Disney? :goodnevil

I can't be the only one who thinks The Balzac stand is hillarious. Just saying it is fun.....Balzac. Too funny

I was kinda hoping someone had done what I should have done years ago. I should have scanned all my old mags. We mostly liked looking and the recipes and the trivia questions.

The annual yearbook looks interesting, but it doesnt look like it contains a whole lot of WDW info. Looks more like they are consentrating on Disneyland more this year.

I have never taken a tour of any kind in any park. Other than that, the only thing I can think of is never having seen The Indiana Jones Stunt Show. So, I guess after that, I'm done. ....I'm never gonna see that show!

Although, I did learn how to make a kite in less than 20 minutes last week.:snore: What is really pathetic is I scan the magazine looking for any Disney info I can find. What a loser I am!:cry:

Does anyone know where you can get/download back issues of Disney Magazine? In .pdf or e-book format? I miss that mag and that Family Magazine just ain't cuttin' the mustard.

Wow, has this thread drifted......For the record I only refer to Russia as the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, but I'm an 80's child.

I've been about 6 times and its enjoyable for what it is. 4 hours should be long enough to cover the main attractions like Cyber SpaceMountain, Pirates of the Caribbean and Buzz Lightyears AstroBlasters. There will be lines but for the most part they move quickly. They also have a ton of video...

I liked all his movies with the exception of "The Village", you could see the plot twist a mile away. I didn't know he wrote the screenplay for Stuart Little! Weird. Merlin, I respect your opinion, I hope you respect mine. Live long and prosper and may the schwartz be with you. Out

I saw a peanut stand, heard a rubber band, I saw a needle that winked its eye. Sorry Just think of it like a M. Night Shyamalan movie. You dont get to the see the hook till the very end.

yensidtlaw1969, your location, is that from The Last Starfighter? I love that movie

I see your point, but the Yeti has never actually been seen by human eyes, so having appear only once makes a little more sense. I am pretty sure Mars exists, I've seen pictures......or have I?

I guess most people would rather avoid confrontation, but being the father of 4, ranging from ages 16 to 1½, I would have said something to the boys. Most people dont like being called out in front of others either. But, isnt that the whole reason for soft openings, find out what needs to be...

:lol: If I were to be attacked, thats exactly how I would like it to happen. Passive/aggressively

I know, Gary Sinese say astronauts have what we dont have, training. But why put us into hypersleep or the asteroid field, or have the ship teter on the edge of a crevise and be told not to move a muscle? I dont think most simulators would do that. As for the track switching, for some reason...

There are alot of things at WDW that dont make a lick of sense. Like on M:S are we supposed to be in a training simulator or on an actual mission to Mars.

It is my understanding that a shirpa had stowed away before we left the station and seeing the tracks ripped up, switched the tracks and carved a massive hole into the side of the mountain and then got back into his hiding spot before we went backwards. That explains why we are stopped there for...

This is what confounds me. For the last 5 years all anyone has been griping about is how AK needs a new thrill ride. So WDI builds a 200' tall mountain,state of the art rollercoaster the can do 55mph, and backwards and in the dark. They also put in a next gen animatronic and build a Nepalian...

You are indeed correct about the stopping on Everest, but BTMR has you clicking and clacking up three sets of chains for short drops. That has got to take at least 30 seconds of actual ride time. I dont think anyone will convince you otherwise, maybe the more you ride it the more you will...