Recent content by LSLS

Many people not having indoor hallways are a deal breaker for them.

This happened in hockey once as well (not the ref quitting, the deciding to replay after rules say you can't), and it was one of the most infuriating things I've ever watched. I don't blame the ref honestly, that is ridiculous to do to them.

So stopped by on our way home yesterday. Sundays early in the Halloween season are usually a less busy, but that was SHOCKINGLY empty. Steel Vengeance with a 20 minute wait, Milennium at 15, Maverick at 30. Legit lower than I have seen the entire season. I heard people saying it was equally...

It really depends on the definition of PG-13. They have built plenty of rides/lands around PG-13 movies. I do think/hope it's darker/creepier than most of the lands in Disney now, but it doesn't need to be over the top levels either.

Some rare good news.

I agree there's no way they don't have a drainage system plan, but to be fair, Toy Story Land does exist as far as them considering Florida.

You literally asked what destination hasn't raised prices, I was simply stating that funny enough, many theme parks have not, in large part because they have added other revenue streams. Disney added the revenue streams and continued upping the price. There is also the amount added that makes...

Oh they are a mess, in large part for exactly that (insert your own comment about following the leaders). But point still stands that in those places, pricing is funny enough down. They were onto something in that when Disney started really laying into letting the service and perks of the...

It really wasn't since 2000. 2003 they weren't top 3 for any of those categories either. Now, HILARIOUSLY, they were in there in 1999. For..... Fastest-moving lines.

Funny enough, most theme parks. Six Flags/Cedar Fairs are cheaper now than they were 25 years ago (at least pass wise). Busch Gardens is less now than it was 8 years ago as well. I'm pretty sure Sea World is the same.

Yeah, I can see Disney being upset at this. I mean, Six Flags puts them to shame as well here. Maybe Disney can rectify that and buy a few of their parks as SF tries to avoid bankruptcy....

So, honest question I don't know the answer to. Are audiences shifting towards horror, or are horror fans just a lot more committed to their genre than the average movie goer? Basically, are the number of people into the genre increasing, or is it just that the cost is not a deterrent in this...

In other news, I still struggle with College football because of the poll system. It's just so stupid.

That should be great for recruiting. "Come play for Bill. You won't get any NFL recruits talking to you or watching you, but he does have a 25 year old girlfriend on the sidelines."

Honestly I was surprised they had as many as they did, I never think of any there. But I do get the idea of it not being convenient for a quick bite/breakfast too. I mean, I've always been on board with the Boardwalk not having a real quick service as a huge issue, and it's about the same...