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Yup it's a spinning wild mouse coaster that is supposed to move like that. I think the problem is PW is too "thrilling" for you. I would suggest rides like It's a Small World and the Living with the Land boat ride instead. You may also want to avoid Dumbo, Tricera Top Spin, and Aladdin's...

Yup it's a spinning wild mouse coaster that is supposed to move like that. I think the problem is PW is too "thrilling" for you. I would suggest rides like It's a Small World and the Living with the Land boat ride instead. You may also want to avoid Dumbo, Tricera Top Spin, and Aladdin's...

You mean like the half finished Himalayan roller coaster that looked like crap on the inside? Yeah, if Walt was in charge, it would be worse.

I want to ditto what was said about the original Seas being nightmarishly boring.

And the doom and gloom rolls on. Complain, complain, complain, whine, whine, whine. Do you guys ever actually post anything on topic? If you hate WDW so much, stop going already and move on with your life. I want to come here for news, but all I see is a bunch of manchildren with the attitude of...

And it would be nice if some whiners on the internet would get an education so they had a clue about how budgeting in a corporation actually works.

Translation: "I will use every attempt to complain about the things I want even when it's completely off topic. Everything is about me, me, me." This is like little kids complaining about money being spent on roads and bridges when it could be spend on ice cream for everybody.

What was all this nonsense about a "ground breaking." Is this the last thing you can latch on to or something? Also good job to all the "insiders" on never alerting us of stuff before it actually happens. I trust however that construction on Avatar has began.

Can we have a few threads about changes at WDW that don't boil down, "Wahhhhh! I want my e-ticket! Wahhhhhh! E-ticket now! Wahhhhhh!"

The world of Pandora will attract people like Potterland does. I just think this forum, for whatever reason, is extremely biased against Avatar to the point it blinds people to that very probable likelihood. There's just a bunch of sour grapes to go around due to people not getting their...

Yes, because if they didn't implement a new fastpass system, the new E-tickets you want would suddenly be greenlit. I'm just pointing out obvious things here. I don't see how bashing something before it exists or you even know a lot about it is even slightly reasonable. But that's par for...

I love how people already hate things like a new version of Fastpass before it was even implemented and pretend that having E-tickets, C-tickets, etc. were better. Ahhh, notalgia mongers and their fear of change. lol

Betting against the track record of Avatar and James Cameron in regards to a sequel being successful is like sticking your head in the sand I think. Like I said, this is a sure thing, but I think that says something about this forum. From what I have heard, you were all naysaying Potter Land...

If there was a constant stream of Avatar junk since the theatrical run and the bluray came out, I'm pretty sure people here would still be playing Twister to explain away it being one of the most successful and popular films ever made. Too bad actual Disney films don't have to live up to this...

Analysis from actual industry insides says a lot of people saw it 3 to 5 times. That's why its performance was so extraordinary. If you want to read that as "people didn't care about it," you're just another hater trying to re-write reality to match your own sour grapes.

I'm sure they'll be back. People panic over everything here. lol

There will never be a Muppet Land in DHS.

Like I said, you're being ignorant. Proof: That's history. You don't get to change it, because you're mad a theme park isn't building what you want. Plenty of films have been in 3D and IMAX, and they mad squat compared to Avatar. Those alone do not explain its success in any conceivable...

Journey into Imagination is a must do I think. I mean why would you deprive kids of one of the few kid centric dark rides in Epcot because of a bizarre grudge based on a version of the ride that existed 20 years ago? Doesn't make much sense to me. Sure it could be better, but telling new comers...

The movie was number one week after week after week. It defied all boxoffice trends and shocked analysts. That was the definition of a cultural phenomeon. If you don't think so, you''re just being a contrarian. Just becuase James Cameron didn't decide to flood the gates with cartoons and...