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Not sure whose lines you speak of... I just got back from a 10 day trip at the start of May. I used FP a lot when I go. I sacrifice a little bit of backtracking and extra walking over standing in line. In busy times of the year I grab the Space Mtn. pass and walk over to ride Splash. Or...

I agree with the idea of tearing the entire thing as is out. This is Walt Disney, a company founded by a man who centered his life around imagination. It (in my mind) should be the flagship attraction in any of the parks. It could be something that shows the history of Imagineering...

Rainforest Cafe at Downtown Disney. Poor food, poor service. A very close 2nd would be dinner at the Liberty Tree Tavern...to many people, wait staff seemed overworked, rude, and just rushed us through our meal....the family style serving just tasted bland. I stress dinner because eariler...

The notion of leaving an early entry park by lunch is that the park is now so crowded from the EE guests combined with the regualr guests you will have massive waits for anything thus negating your benefit from entering early...or so the theroy goes. I usually go for EE and then head out...

This smells like April Fool's....

This is a 100+ Million dollar attraction. Trust people when they tell you that every calculation and computer sim has been checked 1000x over by several dozen people. :wave:

People pool hop?!? :hammer:

Ther greatest thing about this thread is all of the people waiting to get offended by off the cuff statements made by people they have never met. :rolleyes:

Mission to Mars, before it was Alien Encounter. :lol:

Love the guy who posts about everyone having their own opinion and being entilted to it....then rips a guy that dares to post a viewpoint that doesn't match his. :lol:

Maybe they can put a ride in that demonstrates teleportation, and something goes really wrong and a large alien gets sent into the chamber and.. ...ah never mind no one would like that

This was one of the most rational posts I have read on any message board.

Your right I was incorrect about the spire. The old picture I saw had the "wrapping" that unfolds flat on the ground and it stuck in my head like the whole thing opened up for some reason.

Actually, that isn't full bloom. When the flower blooms the entire spire opens up. We have one at our horiculture domes in Milwaukee, the thing opened up and people freaked out. Tured out they didn't even know what they had at the time. When that thing does open all the way you will know it...

Tron...Fantasia...The Black Hole.....Monsters Inc. Door scene

Have to agree with DiPSU224, if they are going for the first time ALWAYS do Epcot first. They will love it and the lack of tons of thrill rides won't hurt the experience. Everytime I go with someone that has never been to WDW, I always go to Epcot the first day, and everyone loves it, and...

I would tottaly agree with that, just in general people tend to stray from 2d stuff now. Dreamworks has had the same problems with it, and I agree it has a lot to do with to many movies coming out with not enough care given to the story. I don't see how that matters, if a company doesn't...

I don't see why people get so riled up over these types of things. They are doing nothing but trimming costs in an area that has ( as of late ) become very un-profitable to them. Every busniess with any degree of sense does the same. Realisticly, people on the whole just are not...

Might be a good addition for DisneyQuest.. Joel

I had the prime rib at Le Cellier in August, and thought it was very good, one of the best plates of meat I have had in a long time, the girlfreind had the surf and turf and also had very good things to say. Could have been lucky I suppose, but it was pretty good for us. Joel