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That’s why it’s covered up! :)

I mean the real answer is definitely Trams, right?

I believe the mere existence of ADA/person of size seats at all is a modification.

PS I know they’ll never do this but they should.

I agree but the second solution is to have skinny seats and jumbo seats and never shall the two cross. It would not take much to laser measure guests and sort them accordingly. I’d prefer to be sent to the fat seats than to be sent to the Mickey bar cart.

That’s a good point. At FoP, until Covid, they gave people too fat to ride several paper anytime Multiple Experience FastPasses. Not sure those exist anymore. A test seat doesn’t help if you have to buy before you even get back there. I think the make good will have to be a...

As a fat man, walking in shame from a test seat in view of hundreds is not really any less embarrassing than walking in shame from the ride where only the people next to you can see you.

They were off for at least part of the day on Splash Mountain day. The ride was still open you just had to hoof it.

Amen brother.

In Minnie Mouse’s first ever appearance in a Disney cartoon Mickey tries to “because of the implications” her into hooking up with him on a private airplane before force-kissing her against her will. So spare me the purity complaints.

For some reason everyone expected this to be different and I can’t figure why. Has anyone every looked up on Peter Pan’s Flight? Or WDW IASW? Or Buzz?

I mean my gosh and this was with it at $15. Any time you see the darkest green assume that at least some portion of that time window’s $ILLs went unsold.

Anecdotally it didn’t appear to be selling well at $20 after opening day. It was frequently available for very short return windows especially later in the day. I suspect it may move to G+ sooner than later to try to help sell that product. Perhaps initially as a test.

My favorite trackless ride is the tram to Mickey & Friends.

He’s being reprogrammed to play Bobby Womack’s “Across 100th Street” Rick James’s “Ghetto Life” and of course Warren G’s “Regulate”. Gotta fit in. Because it’s certainly not comically overstating it to say that

The specific number wasn’t the point and I know you’re smart enough to know that. if it was popular and not just beloved it would still be there.

That’s funny my son couldn’t get his to turn green last week on Pirates and they just waved us through.

There’s a couple clever things built into the ride to help it avoid stoppages. Of course there’s just some room for trains to stack up at the end if need be, like at IASW. But the autonomous nature of the vehicles gives them some extra flex and they use it. The trick that I have personally...

All Star Music suites have a real refrigerator with a separate freezer. AoA has a beverage cooler. I know that doesn’t matter to everyone but to me that’s a HUGE deal.

Since TGMR opened as the focal centerpiece of the park, it had been replaced as the must do attraction by, variously, Star Tours, Tower of Terror, Rock’n’Roller coaster and Toy Story Mania, and it would fallen even further down the list once Slinky Dog, MFSR, and Rise opened. Every ride at DHS...