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I didn't think Planes was all that bad; not GREAT, mind you, but inoffensive enough, and I have seen far worse animated films. The WWII flashback was surprisingly dark.

This sounds absolutely TERRIBLE. ... Go on. Maybe there could be a time-traveling cyborg dog pirate voiced by, I dunno, Seth Rogen or somebody!

Hey, all the Disney versions have been great. In fact, Treasure Planet has my favorite version of the Silver/ Jim relationship. In other versions, when Jim lets Silver go, I think "Jim, you're a putz. He played you." Here, it absolutely feels legitimate and earned.

There have been at least THREE Disney versions of it. Treasure Island, Muppet Treasure Island, and Treasure Planet. I also seem to recall a Disney Channel original movie called "Return to Treasure Island".

Seriously, how hard is it to bring a change of clothes and a bag for your wet things? I did it and rode several buses that day.

... You know it rains quite a bit in Philly, yes?

You've got this.

I think TSL is definitely going to be more popular with a wider variety of guest. My mom probably won't spend any time in Galaxy's Edge, but she will probably spend time in Toy Story Land, even if, currently there won't be rides she'll ride (she doesn't do spinners and almost never does coasters.)

Yeah, it's a nice pleasant jaunt. After leaving DHS one evening, I took the boat to Swan & Dolphin, then walked along the Boardwalk to Epcot to catch Illuminations. Very nice.

Yes, I can't remember exactly the way he put it, but DVD commented, "He was Irish, and he couldn't do a Cockney accent any better than I could."

Dick Van 's cockney accent is about as British as a Taco Bell chalupa.

Animals are perverts.

Even with less than 3. When I went with my mom and my sister in 2012, my sister insisted on one of the suites, because mom snored and she didn't want to be in the same room. I agreed, more because of the extra sleeping spots- as an adult, I refuse to share a bed. I would rather sleep on the...

Here's mine- I wish I had known years ago that you could get a picture with Indy after the Stunt Show. My late father loved that show, and I think he would have liked chatting briefly with the cast members who hang out while the audience leaves.

If we're talking about music specifically written for the parks, it's hard to top some of the classics, like Grim Grinning Ghosts, Yo-Ho a Pirates Life For Me, or One Little Spark. Aside from those, love the Spectromagic and Wishes themes.

Sometimes, even if there IS competition, it doesn't matter. There was a (very brief) time when TNA had fresh popular talent and was putting on matches that put the WWE to shame. WWE stayed on top, and TNA tried too hard to compete and eventually turned into a huge cluster... uh... fudge. Most of...

The difference of course, is that when faced with unhappy customers, Disney does make the attempt at rectifying the situation. Comcast places anyone who wants to cancel into the telephone equivalent of purgatory, hoping they'll give up.

Which, for Pixar standards, can still take a long time. Monsters University went into production before Despicable Me. It came out after Despicable Me 2.

Hip-hop includes Run DMC. Are you telling me you wouldn't ride an attraction that recreates the "Christmas in Hollis" video? Because I sure as heck would!

I don't know about everyone else, but I've seen many spirits at the Food & Wine Festival!