Recent content by ogryn

Disney have used a variety of manufacturers, B&M being the big notable exception for steel. Vekoma seem the most popular. Matterhorn Bobsleds - Arrow Space Mountain WDW - Arrow Space Mountain DL - Dynamic Attractions (for the re-track) Space Mountain DLP - Vekoma Space Mountain HKDL - Vekoma...

California Screamin' and RC Racers say hello...

That was added afterwards. There was no response at posting time :) Glad they nipped it in the bud

http://www.itv.com/news/2017-08-30/little-boy-told-he-cant-take-part-in-disneyland-paris-princess-for-a-day-experience-because-hes-a-boy/ They should rightly get flack over that. At that age boys things and girls things shouldn't even come into it.

Both. I guess you could also take Le Shuttle and drive too. The Channel Tunnel only links London and the South East directly. Further north it is probably easier to fly (or go to Florida instead)

Select Universal hotels qualify for the Loews scheme https://www.loewshotels.com/youfirst/benefits

Out of all the rubbish ideas Disney have had recently this is not one of them. The #1 complaint you see about the busses online is how they're not magical enough and just like any bus you could ride in any city in the world. Then they come up with something a bit unique and now it's not boring...

Hearing Steve Jobs talk about Sales & Marketing people makes me think of the current state WDW is in: https://twitter.com/ow/status/792284416286523392

Perhaps even use the theme they've already come up with? http://disney.wikia.com/wiki/Tower_of_Terror_(Tokyo_DisneySea)

Condensed apparently http://yesterland.com/backstage.html

Yesterland has a nice retrospective of the tour up at the moment

Totally this. Without trying to write too much hyperbole, Epcot solidified who I am and my career path. As a young teenager it was unlike any place I'd visited before (and maybe never again?)

Send the props over to Paris. That version needs bulking up with something.

As a homage to movies, Cinemagique does a much better job than the GMR in a much smaller space. I'd be sad to see GMR go though as it really is a large centrepiece ride that made Disney different from any regional park.

For anyone not near a comic book store (or in a different country), I picked it up on the official Marvel Android app (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.marvel.comics) for £2.50 shared across all my devices, which wasn't too bad I thought.