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from what I have read it is supposed to be some sort of event that will be more for the older kids. A possible competition with universals idea of a scarier holloween event. Nightmare Before Christmas was seemed to be confirmed as being part of this.

No way! That would be the worst thing that Epcot could to for its 25th

Personally I think that Timekeeper was an amazing attraction and they made a huge mistake when they decided to remove it.

What do you know, more updates to Disneyland when Disney World is what needs it

My main point is that people are now drawn to disney and this specific attraction because of the movie. So many would not enjoy the ride as much if it wasnt for the new "Johnny Depp" character.

You couldn't be stating the facts that I am trying to prove more clearly. I have loved that attraction since I was young, far before the movies. Even when I went two years ago, the store after the ride was not flooded with advertisements of the movie, it was based on disney characters put into...

I'm not referring to just the additions to the ride, I am referring to the waterparks, the add ons to the disney store in downtown disney and so on.

I just wanted to know peoples opinions on how much Walt Disney World is trying to incorporate Pirates into anything and everything that they can. I mean don't get me wrong, I loved the first movie and the sequel and it is great for Disney that they are a success but in my mind, adding captain...

I hate to sound like a jerk and go against anyones beleifs in this waterpark, but am I the only one who thinks that disney may be taking the success of Pirates 1 and 2 a little to far? I mean there isnt a waterpark based on Toy story.

I can beleive that there are restrictions, but how do they know who is staying at the resorts and who is not? anyone could walk onto any of the resorts property and hop into a pool.

As far as I know, as long as you are staying at a disney resort you can visit any resort pool.

People have different opinions on the parks. I prefer Disney world becasue of the fact that it is not that high tech. Disney Land seems to be adding attractions that have nothing to do with Disney, and I don't find that fun or exciting, it just makes Disney seem like any other theme park.

You can't have everything you want, dont complain about what you couldn't get and be happy about what you did get.

I do to send my sincerity to the family, but think about, This ride is making the media look down on disney theme parks, is it really the rides fault or just the people not following the precautions?

I know there has to be some sort of presentation that Disney wants you to give off when people look at you. What is like the length of hair that men are allowed to have?

I am 16 going on 17 and i find nothing more interesting than Disney, I have decided already at such a young age to dedicate my life to it. If you really want to know about "targeting teens" I think that Mgm is one of the more Teenage friendly parks.

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I have been to Disneyworld many times, but only to Disneyland twice. I breifly remember a Roger Rabbit ride somewhere, possibly Toon town in Disneyland. Can anyone confirm this?

My plan after high school is to follow the internship program down to Disney (through my local college) and I was wondering if anyone has had any experience with the program. I will be graduating in 2007 and have decided that working at Disney is the only carreer that will make me happy. if...

My parents and i were selected at random, but there also werent many people in the park at this time. I think it helps to be shy and not wanting to be a part of it, because the cast members will do anything that they think will better your experience, even if it means to embarass you.