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What is that slide?

If you think about it, a shooter can act from just outside the gates and attack the guests waiting in line for security check. Technically these people wouldn't be inside the Resort but 3 or 4 feet outside it would still draw the same attention.

I feel like increasing security would feel like a plus to tourists but not for locals. Would you like to go through a security check everytime you go to a mall or a movie theater?

I do get your points and the comparisons to DCA and WDS, but if we take those two as examples we'd be assuming HK's second gate would be a cheap and lame park like those two were when first built (and a case could be made that WDS still is). Walt Disney Studios is a park that nobody outside...

But didn't attendance grow considerably at Disneyland after DCA? Like 4 million people a year? I know a lot of people who wouldn't consider making a long trip just to see one Disney park, but they might if it's two or more parks. Like some people travel around the world to go to WDW, just...

But wouldn't a second park generate more revenue and more multiple-day visitors and therefore also help the hotels, shopping district and HK tourism in general? Or is there just not demand for a second gate at HK? The way people talked about it these past few months I assumed there was.

I don't get it. Why spend 1 billion on expansions when they could use that money to build a second gate that could easily include those new lands and generate more revenue and multiple-day tourism? Wouldn't a second park also boost attendance for the castle park?

Thanks!

What is IP?

I've been reading in some blogs that it's possible to use your breakfast voucher from a different hotel to have breakfast at Inventions. I've found conflicting information though: 1. Some people say you can pay an amount to have your breakfast upgraded to Inventions. 2. Some say you don't have...

What do you mean you pay for PhotoPass and there are no photographers at the parks? Is that a thing in DLP? I'll be going in January and have already paid for PhotoPass and now I'm worried. Can I have my money back if there are no photographers there?

Thanks for the suggestion JLD. I'll take a look at the prices.

Thanks, Den. From what I read on the menu it does look really good (and different from what I'd usually have in Brazil).

I don't have a meal plan. I thought about ordering those menus with starter, main course and dessert and split it with my wife, who doesn't eat a lot. That would mean around 40 euros a meal for both of us. Is the food at Blue Lagoon too "exotic?" Everyone seems to agree the theming there is great.

Thanks, Den. What other restaurants would you guys suggest? We'll be there for 4 days, so I'm thinking about having dinner twice in Disneyland, once in WDS and maybe once in Disney Village.

I don't get it. Isn't DLP the most visited tourist attraction in Europe? How are they losing money? How many more visitors would they need to be making a profit?

While we're on it, is there any chance of a third Disney water park? Realistically speaking. And also, why isn't there water parks on any other Disney resort? I'd assume there'd be one in Anaheim by now? Is there no demand?

Hi, guys. I'm from Brazil and I'm going to DLP on January 9-11. I read about the restaurants and would like to try some of them, especially Walt's and Chez Remy. Are reservations necessary for January? Is there any other way to make them besides by phone (since I don't really want to make...

Is Phantom Manor closing in January?

Do you guys recommend Café Mickey? Is the food any different from the hotel buffet? (I'll be staying at the Newport Bay Club)