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Not exactly. There was GMR, there was the Backstage and Animation Tour, and Superstar Television, if memory serves, and that's about it. Indy opened later that summer, Star Tours in December, Muppet Vision and BatB in 91, Little Mermaid in 92, and ToT didn't open until '94.

On Digital now, on DVD & Blu-Ray 10/17!

it's a small world?

So, today, Disney took their Disney Movies Anywhere and joined forces, Voltron-style, with a bunch of other studios to make Movies Anywhere. The really cool thing about this is that they've gotten multiple online digital retailers on board with this, so you can pull movies from various platforms...

I was going to see The Princess & The Frog tonight, as it's the last day for it, but apparently AMC is only doing one afternoon show. The last 3 movies got two showings a night for the full week. o_O

Well, part of the problem is that by the time the attraction was underway, they decided to move away from the Aliens IP and make it an original attraction, so people would have complained that it didn't belong in the Studios. Now, I support moving away, because in the long-term, the original IP...

A ride about a movie franchise which once featured a joke about robot testicles = MORE MATURE

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I was thinking more along the lines of how Kanye West sold a plain white t-shirt for $100. I think we can all agree that anyone who bought that was foolish.

Get Carl Douglas to do the soundtrack, and it's a license to print money!

Hey, if people are foolish enough to spend $114 on a 1-day ticket, that's on them. Some businesses thrive on the fact that some people will make very poor choices with their money.

No! You're wrong! We all get along and NEVER argue!!!

He likes to argue.

By now, we've all seen the commercials for Universal Studios, about how they're a more mature, "grown-up" vacation destination. If not, here's a refresher. Disney has retaliated without even mentioning them. Unfortunately I cannot find a video on youtube on the moment, it starts with a little...

Absolutely nothing.

"Tries" would imply she's unsuccessful. The end strongly suggests that yes, you are dead from a story standpoint. And there's only one scene with the dwarfs.

If anyone does one day full price for DHS right now, that's on them.

Shameful! They never do deals for single people, demonstrating a clear bias against depressed loners like myself!

If guests ignored the signs AND the Cast Members, then no, they wouldn't have paid attention to anything repeated in the pre-show.

Remember the thread about the lady complaining about the Haunted Mansion and was surprised that it was dark and spooky? You know, as opposed to all those well-lit, calming haunted house attractions.