Recent content by JCorduroy

But in a Rom-Com, isn't love the ultimate McGuffin? ;)

My five year old adores Epcot. He loves SSE, the current Maelstrom, the Seas, Imagination (he ain't perfect, folks), and the Kidcot stations in the World Showcase are some of his favorite things. He doesn't need a Frozen ride to be happy, but he certainly wouldn't be upset if there was one.

My 4 1/2 year old son is playing it and having a blast. Obviously, every kid is different, but I think you'll be alright. :)

Dave hits the nail on the head. We brought our 3 (almost 4) year old on our cruise aboard the Dream at Halloween last year, and we were super reluctant to leave him in the Oceaneers Club/Lab while we went and enjoyed more grown-up activities. However, after the first day (and a head bump on...

As long as the Earl remains, the LEGO Store sticks around, and we get a new, fun bar/pub out of the deal, I'm on board. Loving the look, it's giving cohesion to something that was always more than a little fractured thematically.

Might not compare in quality to some of the other shots in this thread, but sentimentally, this was from our cruise on the Dream last week, when my three-year-old met Stitch on Pirate Night. His first cruise, and first real, true, magical Disney memory. An amazing cast member!

My wife and I, along with our 3 year old son, just took a fantastic five day cruise aboard the Disney Dream. While the entire experience was amazing - this was our second go on the Dream - one cast member in particular made this an incredibly memorable experience. For those that don't know...

We leave Sunday! 4 days until we're on the Dream! :D

Well, I completely spaced the Pirates flicks - that was silly, I love those movies. ;) However, to your point, you can't monetize Herb Brooks and the hockey team from Miracle or the Remember the Titans football team like you can Spider-Man, Iron Man, Wolverine, The Thing or the Hulk. Perhaps I...

Why would Disney buy Marvel? Easy - demographics and box office. What's the last live action movie (before Tron) that Disney released that was a hit for 14-38 Males? Iron Man and Iron Man 2 pulled in $630 Million domestic - that's a good enough reason right there for Disney to be all over it...

At least say in theme - a lightsaber, of course. :)

Ooooh...my two year old son is going to go mental for this - he LOVES Jake and the Neverland Pirates. AND we passed the character test last saturday - he was excited to see Chip & Dale "HEY! SQUIRREL!! HI!!!!" and Stitch at the Tomorrowland dance party fiasco. No crying, no melt down - just...

My wife and I have our trip on the Dream booked for November 13th for our 10 year anniversary - cannot WAIT to go! :sohappy:

I agree. Except I dig the prequels and think Clone Wars is one of the best animated series on television. So, I guess just more Star Wars, please. :)

Dig the Avatar, Lee!