Recent content by scottieRoss

It is literally the sales version of the cabin. IT is what the cabin will be. Not some concept art of another resort. And the disclaimer is standard on all sales.

As far as compensating land, I would not forget the ranges that they bought (2700 acres) to the East-SouthEast of Celebration.

The appeal will be based on misapplying Hubbard. Even the judge pointed out cases that could have been precident but then he just said this is a Free Speech retaliation case, not a free speech or free exercise case so Hubbard rules. If the 11th circuit that just happened to slap down Desantis 2...

here is a picture of the turning station in Magic Kingdom from yesterland.

The most expensive part of the skyliner is the number of stations on the line. Gondolas travel in straight lines. You would need so many turning stations to be able to circle Seven Seas Lagoon. Or to go from TTC to Epcot.

The talk about FAstpass and Lightning Lanes are all missing 2 major points. The rides are limited by capacity. And FP & LL do not affect that. There is still a finite number of guests that can partake per hour. FP and LL do not change that, Unless FP increases the demand for an attraction, and...

yes, Disney maintains control of the condo associations. All owners have pledged their proxies to Disney to vote for them.

yep, I mean the one that the budget cut axed from the initial project. And the building design has been updated and placed overlooking the resort. So yes, that one.

Or the exact same view that was intended for the Polynesian Village resort from Day 1?

Except, many other businesses do the same thing all across the country. -build me a stadium with public money -put in more luxury boxes 10 years later -build a parking garage next to the River Walk -build a parking garage next to my theme park -condemn the old building, take it by eminent...

It is new.

Bay Lake and Lake Buena Vista are exactly an emblem of American Democracy. And the democracy in Reedy Creek most certainly got ripped away from the voters. Your entire statement is false

Businesses are legal persons. But the business did not get a vote because they were a business. They got a vote because they were land owners and all landowners get a vote based on 1 acre 1 vote.

Now I am really confused. RCID was a representative government. It had voters that made the decisions on who were the board of supervisors. And those voters are not the residents of the Disney trailer parks. The voters were the landowners, just like in many other Florida districts. And the...

RCID/CFTOD is the local government. Read the enabling legislation.