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I walked through there the other day, and there must have been about 20 people inside. I was shocked, that's probably the most people that have been in that building at the same time in 10 years.

Not for regular guests. Only if you are a convention guest, and the convention is taking place on Disney property

I think me and you would get along quite well. I also was hoping Sanjaya would win and sabotage the show

Neither would I, but I commend Disney for trying to reach out to the demographic that gets bored very quickly at Disney. I like your signature, by the way...Ball 8...Ball 12...

Did the cast member at Soarin's FP machine offer you a Fastpass Key Card (which are given to guests with demagnetized cards, or in your case, people that tried to use their thumb)? They keep the cards at most fastpass attractions (especially the most popular attractions), so 5 foot...

One good thing is that it will open while the show is still popular, unlike WWTBAM, which opened after the show had jumped the shark

Motion, BET, and Mannequins make more money than AC and Comedy Warehouse do, so I don't think Disney is in a hurry to close those three. Plus, Disney has to pay the performers. 8-Trax does very well with the middle aged crowd reliving their glory days, and it's popular with the younger...

Well when 'Armed and Famous' was up against AI, the ratings didn't dwindle. And we know how appealing a show with Eric Estrada, Latoya Jackson, and Jack Osbourne as police officers can be. :animwink:

Walt was a businessman first, so he would be pleased with the way the brand has expanded. His first 3 thoughts if he were still alive: 1. Wow, I'm old 2. Why did my wife get remarried after I died? 3. Whoa, Soarin sure is fun

Yep, millions of people just happened to be watching because "nothing else was on", keeping out hope that a new episode of Matlock would appear.

15.2 17.1 18.4 18.5 Looks more like the turnstile counts of people who rode Horizons, the original Journey into Imagination, World of Motion, and Body Wars in the last month they existed. And I don't mean 15.2 million, I mean 15.2 people. I suppose .2 of a person walked in realize...

in the boneyard. RIP

It's called progress. It works out from time to time.

As long as it doesn't get too many weirdos as frequent visitors, like WWTBAM did, I'm all for it. Have to give Disney credit for once again targeting one of their biggest weaknesses: things for teenagers to do

Too many washed up musicians in the parks...I want more legends like the Honky Tonk Man! I still shed a tear when I think of the great memories from that concert.

Actually, he probably was trying to figure out why she wasted her time coming back up to the front of the park to fix an issue that could have been solved at the FP machine.

Yeah, Expedition Everest and Soarin were poorly dreamed

If I'm not mistaken, that was one of Phil Hartman's final voiceovers/acting roles, if not the actual final work.