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I live an hour away, and we sometimes just head up there for the day for Disney Springs or the Boardwalk, maybe mini-golf. There's plenty more to do than just the parks.

I wasn't going to comment on this whole thing, but it kept gnawing at me seeing these posts. You do realize that there is R34 of every single movie or product ever made by Disney, or any other company, right? That's literally what Rule 34 states. Just because there's R34 of Zootopia, as there...

Siren. But JordanNite too.

You'd be surprised. I've talked to an air horn who doesn't want Star Wars Land.

Maybe even a lake of fire, like his grandfather.

It's very easy to follow the crowd and be negative. I bet if these boards were mostly positive, the negative ones would just become positive themselves. Just following the pack.

It doesn't. That's the point.

Where's the option for a nonbinary genderfluid otherkin princess who identifies as an attack helicopter?

Thanks for the laugh. That was really well written. Had me going for quite a bit until I noticed. Well played.

That was a good movie

It was a good movie, but overlaying Splash Mountain is pure heresy.

The Magic Kingdom has 44 attractions. DHS has 15, 2 of which are closing. The difference in price between these two parks is about $15. I think a Star Wars land is justifiable.

China pavilion Favorite restaurant?

The Peru bubble gum flavor. Ride music?

I'm convinced you're determined to disagree with everyone no matter what.

So you'd be perfectly fine with a park with one attraction? I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not.

I still can't really say for sure whether this is b8 or not, but w/e. When that one IP is arguably the most culturally influential franchise of the 20th century, and the park it's "overrunning" has a grand total of 5 rides operating, yes. I'm not mad about Maelstrom closing for a new attraction...

Some guy broke my nose at Epcot, Katiebug, and Bob Saget are the only ones I can think of.

I saw this on my Facebook feed. It still surprises me that people with a formal education fall for these.

It'd be nice, but I doubt it will happen, unless it makes over 750 million, and becomes a mainstream hit like Frozen.