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I believe that was supposed to be some sort of high-speed rail system. Something like the bullet trains they have in Japan.

I pulled the picture off the DART website. I agree, I like the way they look, although I've yet to take a ride on one. I don't think I would mind some sort of light rail system at Disney, as long as they themed it well. Although, as discussed in another thread, light rail still wouldn't...

Not a great picture, but here's the light rails system they've been building in Dallas over the last few years.

I LOVE this show. A few months ago I got a knee injury that kept me confined to a chair for a couple of month, and during that time I became obsessed with Trading Spaces. To (possibly) settle a couple of questions I've read on here about the show. Frank is married (to a woman) and has a son...

Hey, I've heard that. I may have ridden your bus. Or is that a pretty standard speech from the more lively drivers? :D

I thought I was the only person who did that. It's good to know that I'm not as abnormal as I once thought.

Don't you just love IMDB? For some reason I never thought of looking for the story there. Glad you enjoyed it.

Wow ... you are good! That's it.

Personally, I don't necessarily mind updates to classic rides. I know they have to keep things in the park fresh. But I just can't imagine that anything from an Eddie Murphy movie would be worth tampering with an already successful ride. With all due respect to those Eddie Murphy fans, his...

Just a bit of "Vacation" triva here. In the orginal short story that "Vacation" was based on, they were heading to Disneyland. When they arrive and find it closed, the father tracks down Walt (the story was set in the early 60's I believe) and shoots him in the leg before the police drag him...

For some reason I didn't notice that. Just one more thing to cast doubt on the story. I honestly don't think Disney would make changes to the HM based on this movie (at least I hope they're not that stupid), I think this is just a director trying to get some press for his project.

Found this on Cinescape.com. </p> </P> HAUNTED MANSION may change Disneyland ride Minkoff says studio, theme park closely tied -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dateline: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 By: CHRISTOPHER ALLAN SMITH By...

I think the real question that needs to be asked here is why can't Rock beat Paper? I mean, if it can beat Scissors, paper should be no problem. Somebody ... please tell me why!

Do you mean it's not cool anymore? I hate it when I'm not informed about these things.

Okay … kind of a weird question, but I’ll play. Ultimately it would have to be Belle. Intelligent, well-read, pretty, and more into a guys personality than looks (definitely a requirement for someone of my dubious appearance). But then there’s Ariel: red hair and (as someone mentioned...

After reading through this entire thread in one sitting, all I have to say on the subject is “Good for Universal.” While I am first and foremost a Disney fan, I don’t see what harm could ever come from Universal’s attempt to be the best park they can be. It’s doubtful that anything they do...

I've met the mayor He was walking near the hub, being ignored by everyone else. We stopped him, talked for a few minutes, and got his autograph. I don't remember if we got a picture with him, but if I get the time I'll check. I'm afraid I don't recall seeing any of the other characters.

I just talked to a friend who works for Radio Disney. She got to see the movie early and said it was fantastic. I also complained to her that she didn't get me in to see it as well, but that's another story. I'm really looking forward to seeing this film.

Actually, I'll have to agree with you on this point. At times Disney has been rather zealous in pusuing lawsuits and does cross over that line between legal and moral right on occasion. My main comment was that THIS suit seems to be valid and is consistent with similiar actions taken during...

You say this sarcastically, but you're right ... I'm sure Walt would be proud. Whether or not Disney created the Pooh characters, they do own the licensing. And in his time, Walt initiated plenty of lawsuits to protect character licensing. In addition to the (very valid) concern about Disney...