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Disney's FY begins Oct 1, so their Q3 is April 1 - June 30. July - Sept, while being the 3rd quarter of the calendar year, is Disney's Q4.

A big part of the problem is that the Holiday install team is asked to do the install/removal in increasingly shorter and shorter windows. This year the install was limited to 10 days, if I recall correctly, when in past years they have had 18. When there's a deadline that tight breathing down...

Hey I have a personal anecdote that doesn't actually matter that I can share, too! I'll even bold things! One of my best friends and her boyfriend love Batuu and visit there every off day they have together. They have characters, play the Datapad games (when battery life permits), and have an...

If the Angels do leave Angel Stadium, you have to think that Disney will be the first to open its checkbook for the land. That much contiguous land being available in Anaheim's resort area (okay technically the Platinum Triangle, but still) is a once-in-a-generation sort of opportunity. Also...

That footage is the current finale.

Many attractions at Disneyland already have operating hours outside of park hours. The Main Street vehicles, the Horse-Drawn Streetcars, and almost everything on the Rivers of America come to mind.

The monorail often closes in high heat. With Southern California entering the hottest parts of the year, and the end of the fiscal year demanding budget cuts, this feels like a rather tactical compromise. Guests who primarily use the service (hotel Guests coming in and leaving the park) are...

Entertainment (and the parks in general) always see budget cuts in the fourth quarter of the fiscal year (July/Aug/Sept). Galaxy's Edge may have made the cuts a bit deeper this year, but they always happen. A quick Google search finds that both the Oswald M+G at DCA and the live performers from...

I got to experience Soarin' Over California today, and it was amazing! A few technical items I noticed, for the detail-oriented in the crowd: * The film has been cleaned up and digitized for the new projectors, and looks very crisp. The colors got a bit saturated in the conversion process, so...

This is absolutely incorrect. Posted wait times are based on multiple factors: data from the cards handed out in the queue, the current capacity of the attraction, and the Cast Members' history/knowledge of the queue. Then, the posting is dependent on having someone available to update the time...

Do any pictures/videos or diagrams exist of this "speed parking" from when M&F opened? I've searched high and wide and only found the name, not any actual imagery of how it was different.

Opening new lands without their full slate of attractions is apparently a rich Disneyland tradition. As pointed out above, New Orleans Square opened without Pirates or Mansion; also, Toontown opened without Roger, Pixar Pier opened without... most of it, and now Galaxy's Edge is opening without...

If I was a betting girl, I'd guess that these sparkles everyone is up in arms about, and the LED effects everyone wants back, are very related. NOTE: No inside info here, just an educated guess.

Please don't. It's very poorly lit in some parts and very easy to unintentionally injure yourself. It is really only meant as an emergency exit.

I went to Main Street for the second to last showing of Disneyland Forever, and I waited 45 minutes for a mediocre side view down near the Emporium. Forever was absolutely popular right up until the end. The only thing that may have diminished its luster was performing nightly for 18 months.

"Remember... Dreams Come True" shuts down many backstage and onstage walkways with its Hub-centric launch sites, which probably made it unappealing for the current walkway-minded management. That, plus "Disneyland Forever" has a contingency show that can still play when they are unable to launch...

Certain Disneyland attractions will always close in rain: Alice in Wonderland Mad Tea Party Gadget's Go Coaster Rafts to Pirate's Lair on Tom Sawyer Island Sailing Ship Columbia Davy Crockett Explorer Canoes Tarzan's Treehouse Some attractions will be affected by the rain, but may remain open...

...am I the only one who likes what the effect looks like now vs 2005? ADDED > Also the first lift hill illuminating upward as you approach it is a really nice touch, as is the domes at the top of the hill fading from red to white, instead of an instantaneous switch.

The Storybook Land Canal Boats in Disneyland are piloted by Cast Members, who give live narration and control the speed. At Parc Disneyland in Paris, they are an omnimover-type attraction with pre-recorded narration. Similarly, Casey Jr. Circus Train in Disneyland is a Cast Member-driven...

It's not a perfect matchup, but here are the two videos compared side by side. If you do some creative pausing, you can get them to sync up perfectly: http://www.youtubemultiplier.com/5c8b4d9b1cb88-woc-comparison-2013-2019.php . It's pretty obvious that there are fountains missing from the 2019...