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Riviera being a high rise resort is not my cup of tea but I certainly am not going to let it have any affect whatsoever on my vacation. What I do like about the resort is escaping Epcot for a counter service meal at Primo Piatto. The Skyliner makes the trip quick and easy. The food there is...

I am not a fan of the high rise trend either but saying "DVC has become a cancer that is literally killing much of the greatness that made WDW special." is a bit overdramatic. Just my take and may have been what pdude81 was referring to. (pdude81, please correct me if I am wrong).

And, of course, you have no idea what amenities might be added with the new building. In the multitude of times we have stayed at Ft Wilderness, we have never seen either the volleyball court or disc golf being used. And the playground only once or twice.

Standard operating procedures in these forums to have complaints about everything.....

Agreed. Although I will reserve my final judgement until I see it complete (something rare on these forums), from what I have seen I tend to like this office park over the original. The fountain was very good and all but I could take it or leave it.

In my opinion, this looks awful, Especially the second aerial photo. With the exception of Spaceship Earth, it looks like a vast suburban office park/corporate center or an outlet mall. Just my opinion though.

Unanimously? Nope, not true.

I will gladly pay for full price tickets on this day since it will allow those participating and supporting the Warrior Games to enjoy the park. They have earned it.

It looks like a building under construction, which it is.

You are correct. Mr. Trains certainly does his fair share of complaining. Don't get him started about Disney's security!

Many years ago, my wife (then girlfriend) were in a small town in Austria. We went to dinner one night and there were no tables available expect for a large round table for 10 people. They asked if we wouldn't mind sitting with other couples, no problem we said. Ended up being with couples from...

Dude was trying to be helpful. Rather rude response on your part.

The original Test Track? Or World of Motion? Which are you referring to? Because the original Test Track could be considered “a sales experience for GM” as you put it. And, in my opinion, there is nothing wrong with that since GM is ponying up the $$$.

That is your opinion. Which you are certainly entitled to but that does not make it 100% correct.

Well now you know far enough ahead of time and can plan accordingly. Attractions need to close at some point for maintenance, refurbishment and/or rethemeing. Regroup, adapt and move on.

Ugh. I certainly hope not. Just my two cents.

Those guys are nuts.

Nah, although they had a hell of a program. Kurt Angle came along a year after I graduated. Swimming actually.

Nah. Kutztown, East Stroudsburg, Lock Haven, West Chester, Bloomsburg all closer but Clarion had a stronger program for my major and I was familiar with the area. Plus I trained with my coach at Clarion when I was younger.