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It only goes too far if the icing is made from plutonium.

I refuse to recognize any back story unless Spin and Marty are involved.

Will there be the parting of the Schweitzer Falls?

So will the newly added monkeys be picking olives?

Winston tastes good like a cigarette should.

Then there's the irony that smoking is still more socially accepted in Europe. You can still find designated smoking areas within Disneyland Paris for people to enjoy their drags.

The "What would Walt do" thinking is frankly lazy. We can't say with certainty what he would do in almost any case because he tended to be unpredictable. You're talking about a man who went from crude animated short films in the 1920s to feature length animation in the 1930s to live action films...

I agree. There's a slippery slope here. If you can limit it to the TSRs, that's probably not going to change the atmosphere that much. Serving it at quick service locations and carts could. The last thing we need is the Foster Brooks types of the world indulging at the happiest place on earth...

I'm about as big of a Disneyland purist and/or traditionalist as you will ever meet, but this teetotaler doesn't necessarily have a problem with this change. It is true that Walt didn't want alcohol in the park (his private booze stash in his apartment aside), but if you look at his comments...

Alice in Wonderland: certain substances were finally legalized.

If I may quote from Gilbert and Sullivan's Princess Ida: "Ah! Oh, don't the days seem lank and long When all goes right and nothing goes wrong, And isn't your life extremely flat With nothing whatever to grumble at!" As for me: Against the change of the auction scene in POTC Against the...

I wouldn't be surprised to find audio animatronics of Henry Winkler and the shark included in this refurb.

They weren't removed, but that's why we have that audio animatronic of Leonard Maltin at the park's entrance.

Some of these options seem to be, on the surface at least, better for us non-locals.

If you're only spending two days at the resort, I would recommend that you skip DCA and focus on DL. You should be able to hit most if not all of the major highlights of DL with two days.

I'm not sure that I'm in love with any of options listed. I wish Disney would realize that the non-local/out-of-state enthusiast is different from the local. A thousand dollar+ pass may be a hard sell for me, but I'll keep an open mind as this is a fluid situation. Also, if the experience is...

I told you not to have that Little Caesar salad. (bad pun old movies fans may get).

Imagine? We should already know given how the Karens responded to the changes in the disability access and stroller/wagon policies. True, the reaction here would have been more intense. Instead of storming the Bastille it would have been the storming of the Main Street City Hall.

I would be down for this! Make it happen, Disney!