Recent content by yaksplat

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Peter Pan, Pirates and Little Mermaid. The detail in each is exceptional. I always want to go to areas in the little mermaid queue that are roped off since there's never a wait.

On average over a 9 day trip, the two of us will spend less than $200.

Except for a meal or two at Trail's End and another the Bier Garden we just eat kid's meals so there's no interest here. I could down plenty of beer though, but on average, we don't exceed $20/day for alcohol.

But the asphalt is amazing.

It's direct drive. In some of the pictures you can see the teeth on the main gear.

Motors for rotating the bridge have been installed.

That usually kicks in around day 8 for me. My legs start hurting. We tend to hit about 9-10 miles per day.

I'm always waiting for the headline that it's closing for good. It's been a sad mistake since day 1.

Trail's End I think it's a hidden gem. The food is always amazing and there's an unlimited supply of it. I believe it's the same as what's served at the hoop-de-doo. They were also able to give my son and I strawberry short cake that we could both eat, due to our allergies. It was amazing...

My son can's have nuts and I can't eat dairy. Disney is just about the only place where we're comfortable eating in restaurants. We enjoy ourselves quite a bit eating out. I've had restaurants go out of their way to bring us food that we can eat. Trails End brought out the most amazing...

I used it a couple times and it worked well. The best was at Aloha Isle. There were about 20 people in line. I just placed my order through the app and went right up to the pickup location and had dole whip in hand in a minute.

The odd of failure are the same each time. Actually, i believe they decrease with each trip due to further fool proofing and disaster recovery planning in the system. You can't plan and worry about accidents. Things do happen that are completely out of your control. If you dwell on potential...

I'm not sure what you mean, it doesn't work like that. Anything could happen? Yes that's true. Should I prepare for all of these potential failure modes? I don't thing so. I spend my career looking for every way possible that things can fail, it's my job. When I'm on vacation, i walk away...

Nope, nope, nope, and nope. In a dozen trips I have yet to need any of them. Worst case scenario, I'll deal with it.