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I, for one, do not evaluate individual rides based on their budget. Either it delivers or it doesn't.

Easy to judge but he's likely saving it for his disabled phone.

The Arendelle land is impressive. I'm trying to figure out if it's the land's allure, the pristine environment, or the lack of crowds that's captivating me. Perhaps it's a mix of all three.

While an occasional pub crawl seems innocent, consuming that much alcohol in a day is binge drinking is, unfortunately, very bad for your body. Doing a pub crawl in the afternoon enables risky drinking because you end up just continuing to drink into the night, which significantly increases...

If you can put a bathtub on a bathtub you can put a bridge on a bridge. Source: WDI

Were the monorail slides and children's splash pad mini slides closed when you went?

I think we went on Pinocchio 3 times, Snow White 2 times (man that Queen/Witch spin has me nervously watching my little kids' face) but Alice just once because of timing and that line seems permanently 20 minutes long and slooooow... and outdoors. My little kids loved them all. I wish Disney...

Very cool!! I just went on Alice the first time last week and thought it was so unique and quirky. Better than Mr. Toad's which I hope isn't blasphemy.

PATF is old news. Baymax is in!

Hey these spider bots could potentially destroy the very area you're standing in but your two year old might could help me kill a couple of em. Get in the vehicle, child.

My two kids 2&4, especially my 4 year old, LOVED Web Slingers. I had no expectations for the land or the ride, having been on it once and thinking "meh" but it made me rethink the ride as a whole seeing how it could accommodate the four of us and my 4 year old being so into it. That being said...

Thanks! Can't wait to go back in 2.5 years or so when my oldest is old enough for EVERYTHING.

I actually thought he was a lot older. When I was in high school in the early 2000s I had a friend who was a 🦜 head which made no sense to me as I thought that was a total old person thing. Turns out Jimmy was only 54 at the time, not so far off from my age now... I am pretty impressed with...

I guess I should also mention that my family of 4.6 (expecting in December) had a great time. Have two kids under 4 so took it slow with breaks from the heat and made sure not to just do ride after ride after ride. I didn't find any cast members to be particularly rude like I was kind of...

After a week at DLR, seeing people out and about and comparing my own experience with what was foretold I would experience.... This forum seems to leans Boomers/Gen X with a strong tone of disappointment towards what could have been, kinda like San Fransokyo. r/disneyland seems to lean...

THC would add a whole new element to the Disneyland experience. Let's see some Walt strains sold on property. Sell it as a beverage like the other drugs, alcohol and caffeine.

Lol. My response to why "make it at all" was "to make money" (attributing 95% of the reason being this) and to at least appear to be on the side of (implied: current) history (as viewed from the future) that thinks Snow White, as a woman (I guess? Teenager?) can be more than an innocent little...

I would say you're replying to a point I didn't make about the original Snow White. It is what it is, a relic of 1937 and cultural attitudes of its time. The two female characters are a teenage girl so innocent and naive that she needs to be rescued three times by men (but at least she can...

Two reasons: #1) To make money - for these big tentpole remakes, this accounts for probably 95% of the reasoning. (I don't know how this is measured in Disney+ terms) #2) So Disney can be on the right side of history, or at least appear that way which helps their brand (but can also hurt their...

The original Snow White cartoon is barely a movie about a damsel on the run who had to be rescued by various men because all she really had to offer the world was her cooking, cleaning and beauty. (She was also naive and innocent, I guess, but that seemed to hurt her more than help her in the...