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But to play devil's advocate you could argue that Pixar people (Lasseter/Catmull) forced the directors of Frog Princess to swap out there pick for music, alen menken (beauty & the beast, little mermaid, aladdin), with lasseters buddy (cant remember his name) whos music I never found to be that...

You can say that again :ROFLOL: I wish I had that pic from Thriller of Michael Jackson munching on popcorn with a big grin on his face.

you really feel Finding Nemo version of the submarine voyage is good? :eek: Mania is an ok c-ticket its better than a burrito stand (DCA) or who wants to be a millionare (DHS) but really nothing special that wouldnt get repetive and old quick IMO, the first actually good Pixar attraction to...

dude come on.. but now that you mentioned it no im not any of those others either except for the enigma typewriter :ROFLOL: I still would like Jedimaster to respond to my previous post though because I dont like being singled out.

Well you can go back before that when Sklar said that Submarine Voyage would not shut down without a new attraction replacing it immediatly. That never happened and the sub lagoon sat empty for ten years.

Wow...just wow. So you once again ignored Tirians criticism, WDW1974s criticism, and Corrus/Tim Gs criticism and hone in on me. On top of that your threatning me? Any mod on this forum will tell you im not thrawn and there is no basis for banning me anyway Im just here to discuss things...

It worked for Disneyland. Oh wait....:eek:...:(...:mad:

Oh lord please don't get me started on the boondoggle that was the 50th. anniversary celebration. How is DHS a "sweeping dramatic return to classic values"??? By adding a c-ticket clone and throwing in an (ultra inappropriate) American Idol tie-in? Do you know why DCA is getting a...

I will say I was wrong and gladly eat crow

I see what your trying to do there but I don't get the hammer and typewriter references? Is that a ghostwriter on the typewriter? I love how you guys theres only 1 person complaining with multiple screennames when it fact thats not true. Btw, I AM NOT Thrawn although Thrawn is a cool...

Since I don't have the info at this time I will have to get back to you on this when I do some research. I'm not gonna make up stuff unlike some folks on this board. Sounds fishy though and I remember specifically hearing the sales rep that points could change when I went to the presentation.

It says "Proud member of the DVC" so don't you think your the last person who should be critsizing me for complaning about DVC. Your view is more biased than mine is since you actually have money tied into this thing.

I actually answered you several times in the past. What I meant was that Disney can change the points and rules at any time along the way. The contract you sign is very much in Disney's favor.

lol, I never said DVC takes money away from WDW. It takes money away from unsuspecting consumers and will come to bite Disney in the butt down the road. In fact the trouble has already began: http://www.orlandosentinel.com/business/orl-diztimeshare1209feb12,0,4931450.story

K, I look foward to proving you wrong in the upcoming months/year :wave: Clonning is never a good thing. It's the lazy/cheapo way out of a problem. Are you related to Jay Rasolu because you seem to defend all of his decisions :veryconfu I would confirm with other insiders before...

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DVC was sucessful during the spending/housing bubble of the past ten years. A buble that finally exploded last fall. DVC is no longer profitable.

yea because he realizes what a dumb halfbaked concept it really is

True but why would you want to buy into it? Buy something worthwhile not something where Disney can change the rules on you whenever they feel like.

One of the big problems with DVC, and timeshare in general, is that Disney can change the rules on you at any time they feel they need to (change the value of the points, etc.). Plus if you ever do want to get out of the DVC it is very difficult to sell a timeshare and you would have to sell it...