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How is Fantasia forgotten? If anything, it's over-saturated. Sorcerer's hat, All Star Resort, Philharmagic, Fantasia Gardens Mini Golf, Fantasmic, and Wishes all have elements from Fantasia. Hercules is in Wishes. Pocahontas is in Fantasmic, and World of Color at DCA. Lady and the Tramp...

How on Earth would they ever fit a ride like that into the Stitch building?

You don't have to. It came out yesterday. :wave:

They never bark at you though to play the games at Dinorama, nor do they yell out "Cold Beer!" at Fantasmic. So even though Disney's doing un-Disney things, at least they are doing it with decency and politeness, which I think is more important anyway.

People would take you more seriously if your grammar was better. You need to consider improving upon it because right now you seem like a twelve year old. The last thing Tomorrowland needs is a Wall-E attraction. What place does an apocalyptic future have in a land of optimism? If all this...

No they don't. It stops at Los Angeles. Guess you need to pay attention.

The orange "spinning" version that actually produces G forces has not been toned down. More than likely, you are just more used to it, even after 3 years. The same thing happened to me. First time through, I was sick all day. Now it does nothing to me.

They already are- a new eating area, new play area, beach expansion, etc.

I think WDW's IASW got new boats in 2005. And they never had the World's Fair boats. If anyone did, it was Disneyland.

More like redeveloping since the 20K lagoon and show building covered most of this. Only the B&B area is really new.

I agree. Bolt was more enjoyable than Wall-E. Princess and the Frog was more enjoyable than Up. Pixar movies are great for social commentary and imaginative looks at real life. Disney movies are still about magic, escapism, and enjoyment. The last two Pixar movies were so depressing I only...

The characters are not bad, but I still think it's completely unnecessary. Plus Disney lied and said the characters wouldn't stand out, but in reality they have spotlights on them and musical cues so it's pretty hard not to notice them.

You sit in seats. They are standing.

The entire 1st floor of the building is used. Most of the finale of the old ride and part of the turntable is now part of the queue/Image Works. You can still feel where the ride track used to be if you stomp your feet as you're walking around. Martin's Ultimate Tribute to Imagination goes...

While I agree Lutz is too hard on WDW, or maybe not hard enough on DL, it's hard to get excited about the Magic Kingdom when most of the rides have horrible maintenance, the TTA has been ruined, and the trilogy of crap still exists. Only when they remove Laugh Floor, Stitch, and/or Tiki Room...

The reason Screamscape just now posted this is because Lance is friends with Chris, the creep that runs Amusement Insider (and rudely posts on here occasionally). Chris has been skeptical about this site's info, but now that he's apparently heard it from his source, he has posted it to his...

For being such a landmark, it's too bad that the Walt Disney Company doesn't even know what the castle looks like. The morph castle in the commercials is hideous. :brick:

These are both excellent points that aggravate me too. The hotels you mentioned are deluxe, yet Pop Century has superior bus service.

I agree with you, but just a minor correction- Walt never had a room on Main Street that he slept in. He died five years before the park even opened. The fire station at Disneyland, however, did have an apartment.

Agreed. The way some people talk, Tokyo can do no wrong, but the truth is the park is the ugliest Magic Kingdom in terms of aesthetic.