Recent content by brettf22

Nice! I always enjoy those queue radio atmosphere settings. Of course, the most important thing in the queue is whether or not those sweet, sweet air conditioning cannons in the ceiling will still remain. Standing under those is truly magical.

Seriously, I had it done 15 years ago. Still 20/20. Wish I had done it sooner.

Aggressively Mediocre would make a great band name.

When this info came out, I sent a note to Disney’s Disability folks, asking for clarification. Here’s their form letter, which repeats a lot of the same info we’ve already seen. But here it is: “Thank you for your message to the Walt Disney World Resort regarding services for Guests with...

*sigh* We had almost one entire, glorious week of discussing all the possible expansion info that dropped last Thursday. I bet the Marketing folks are pretty ticked at the Operational folks (whom I assume are the ones who decided to drop these DAS changes). If only the left hand had worked...

This. I’m interested to see what their “return to queue” strategy is. If they could magically transport me from a spot in line to a bathroom stall and back, I’d wait in Standby every time. But as somebody who, before getting DAS, has frantically jumped over queue chains in an attempt to get to a...

I’m guessing there was a massive increase in the number of folks whose accommodation was immediate bathroom access. The new rules and statement about a “return to queue” system seems to support this supposition. And if true, this decision would then be low hanging fruit for removing the most DAS...

Seems to jive with Jim Shull’s speculation

While I am an old school Disney fan, I have begrudgingly made peace with the fact that Disney’s choice in new attractions will be 1) only IP based, and 2) determined by streaming numbers But it actually brings joy to my heart to see this board return to actually nitpicking over new rides, vs...

I’m not sure why asbestos would be such a show stopper. If you’re in any building that is over 50 years old, chances are pretty high it’s all around you. Abatement, while not cheap, is not prohibitively expensive, and is fairly straight forward. Source: see my previous post about currently...

As I am knee deep in the renovation of a 70 year old commercial building, I can, unfortunately, confirm. To borrow a phrase, there are: 1. Lies 2. Damn Lies 3. As-Built Documentation

I really have nothing to add to this conversation other than to lament the fact that the phrase “I graduated in 2019” makes me commiserate with Methuselah. As you were.

Any shareable hints on what those changes could be?

Not wanting to bury the lede … which DAS changes would those be?