Recent content by Krack2

For me, it was two things: 1. The MSEP, and 2. The original attraction music in Future World. The only thing I can remember about my pre-EPCOT Center trips was the MSEP, but starting in 83-84 (at 8 years old), I got hooked on Future World. Especially the music. I loved those songs - how...

Sent you a PM just now.

I don't know. It didn't seem to concern the mod who moved this thread to the complaint cellar. You make a good point.

I was about to say "it wasn't deleted, it was just made so I couldn't log into it anymore", but I looked and it appears it has been deleted. I can't think of any reason why it would be. You can still do a search for all the posts I made under the "Krack" account. There were ten over the...

Here's one for you (I'm hoping a mod might stumble across this thread and actually help me) ... Several months back, I had my account ("Krack") frozen one day and nobody ever told me why. To the best of my knowledge, I had only written like three or four posts at the time - hadn't had any...

Full day park? There's probably more rides/attractions than in the Magic Kingdom - they are just packed closer together. DCA is a 1/2 day park (if that), and I can't believe it's any better with all the construction going on.

I wrote this a couple months ago. I feel it gives a fair assessment of the differences between the two parks.

I'm not a Walt-expert, but I always understood that his favorite attraction was the Disneyland Railroad.

What did you think of Fantasyland? How about Fantasmic? PotC? Blue Bayou? Matterhorn? Main Street's shop diversity?

I know that's the reason, but I'd still remove the roof. Dumbo has managed to exist uncovered without Fantasyland falling apart.

I'm not sure I understand the question, but I'll give it a try: I'd rip the roof off the Tea Cups and make it like DL's. The atmosphere, particularly at night, when it's an outdoor venue is, both literally and figuratively, like night and day.

I think you just called me old. I think.

Eh, compared to Epcot in 1992, there's nothing there.

DHS is lightyears ahead of DCA. DCA has no coherent theme. None. It's theme is, "We tried to recreate everything else in California so you don't leave our resort area when you come to the state on a vacation." Santa Monica Pier Cannery Row Universal Studios Redwood National Forest Air...

Fits in perfectly with the preceding Future World symbols (which are the best set of symbols Disney's ever created) and it instantly suggests the Pavilion's subject matter. In other words, it's the most recognizable of Disney's best set of park symbols.