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Totally agree with all The Land mentions, but I sure do miss Listen to the Land. GOAT ride theme song

Frontierland's theming also works exceptionally well in the day, especially during a blazing summer afternoon. The bare rocks; the pervasive red, etc. It always feels 10 degrees hotter there lol.

All of them. Disney's mastery of lighting/landscape illumination is second to none.

Depends on your family, I suppose, and if you'd actually use any of the amenities. We only stay off-property when we go. It's aggravating to look at the on-property numbers, doing the math, and realizing we could have rented a house for a week (20 minutes from the gates).

They said something about "thanks for all the fish" then vanished. I'm sure everything will be fine, though.

Not a ride, but the Frontierland shooting gallery. It's pure nostalgia and will never stop making me smile like I'm still 6 years old (even when it doesn't really work, which has been a problem since the beginning).

Could things be worse? Absolutely. Things can always be worse. Are the parks in great shape? Is the Parks brand, on its own, healthy? Is the experience worth the price of admission? Highly suspect.

Would love to see them build on the feel of Enzo's Hideaway, with less of the Italian restaurant and more of the speakeasy theme. Or maybe it's just time for me to binge watch Boardwalk Empire again.

Any Golden Era of WS must include when Pam Brody was regularly performing at Rose and Crown.

At this rate the next themed hotel is going to be Disney's Hooverville Hideaway.

It'll always be the Earffel Tower for me. Edit: thanks autocorrect.

I searched the forums but didn't find anything on this: I'm curious what current or former CMs consider to be the worst job at WDW and why. Parking attendant in the sun and rain? Sweeping up horse...droppings? Herding people at firework/show times? Thanks in advance for the insights and...

Which happens first: Canadians can get to WDW, or the Canucks or Senators reach 20 wins?

If they had the old WDW resort room tour video available (the one with Jiminy Cricket) I'd buy a lifetime Disney+ sub and have it constantly on, on at least one tv, at all times.

The level of ignorance here is astounding: who the Andamanese/Sentinelese are; the genetic heritage of the people; the history of outside interactions with them; why they're an awful example to hold up as a supposed real-world example of Jungle Cruise representations. Fortunately, nobody is...

100%. For me, the cast member IS the reason to go on Jungle Cruise. The boats/set pieces are just the stage on which the show takes place.

How do you know the planned changes don't have popular support? Seems unverifiable beyond anecdotal evidence based on social media bickering.

Never liked either iterations. I can pay to get into Epcot, or I can go accelerate on an on-ramp for the price of a tank of gas and get the same experience.

I dunno. You could stand outside the UK pavilion all day and demand an end to the Stamp Act.

Long overdue and quite welcome. Also: Perhaps this is sacrilege to some, but I hope they follow this up in the near future with something new in the Treehouse space. Adventureland needs to keep getting love.