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Thank you! I’ll make a point to pay attention to these details when I get a chance to ride.

Good to know!

On the topic of restrooms (on which I apparently have a lot of thoughts...) Took a photo of this ad for the Emporium within the Plaza Inn restroom. Very interesting Imagineering choice. BTW I'm not a creep, I swear; there was no one else in the restroom when I took the photo. Also noticed...

We have had very different experiences then, haha. I feel like I always end up waiting in line for a urinal at the Space restroom. Rancho del Zocalo is indeed small but (in my experience) during the mornings and late evenings it's typically pretty empty. Not a lot of traffic in that beautiful...

Hold on, this is breaking news for me. Louis forgot to book the band? Okay, I mean, I guess that explains why Tiana is relegated to searching the bayou for critter musicians despite, you know, throwing a party in New Orleans. Fine. I'm okay with this MacGuffin, then. So where is this...

Probably a dumb question, but do people get/buy these ponchos within Disneyland? My teenage self would hate me, but at age 34 I don't think I can deal with wet clothes and would rather look like a dork in a poncho.

Agreed, it's a boring coaster. Almost entirely right turns! I grew up with MK's version and had a real "Are you kidding; that's it??" reaction to Disneyland's after my first ride. Over time however I've realized Disneyland's is more of a sensory experience than a roller coaster (thanks to...

A glitchy, poorly-positioned screen. One of the most laziest Splash/TBA replacements. Let's remember Tony Baxter's line (often used while discussing Fantasyland 1983) about how if you're going to replace something at the parks, the replacement has to add value on top of what was there before.

It makes me worry about most of WDI's upcoming projects, Avengers included. Avatar will be well-funded and a flagship attraction, but what kind of budget and creative decisions should we expect for, say, the Coco boat ride? "These skeletons can play!"??

Too Many Hats' favorite restrooms at Disneyland: Alice in Wonderland Rancho del Zocalo Toydarian Toymaker Fantasyland Theatre Avoid at all costs: Adventureland Space Mountain Red Rose Taverne

I'm with you on the Autopia restroom, which is one of the larger ones and typically not too crowded. But the Space Mountain restroom????? Oh man, I try to avoid at all costs. It gets SO CROWDED over there; getting in and out is always chaos, in my experience.

Yes! Probably the best bathrooms in the park (though that's not a particularly competitive category, given the age of most of Disneyland's bathrooms).

Such a fantastic effect. I love the octopus playing with the treasure. You probably know this, but it was added in 2018 -- yet seamlessly blends in with the old-school practical effects elsewhere in the ride. Opened alongside the hen auction scene, an example of a less tasteful, less...

No, the food has not been good for the past decade, if not longer. I assumed that’s why this BBQ reimagining was happening.

In all my rides on Pirates, I somehow never noticed -- until my most recent visit -- that these barrels of explosives actually move when shot at. Fun effect! Just goes to show how detailed this attraction is (or maybe how inattentive I am).

Lawsuit time. Disney owes you some earthly riches.

What on earth? The food is bad?? What was the point of this.

I strongly prefer Disneyland to Magic Kingdom overall, but I agree completely about DL's Tomorrowland. I quickly pop in to ride Space Mountain or Buzz, and then I return to the aesthetically pleasing sections of Disneyland (aka the entire rest of the park). MK's Tomorrowland is awesome for...

I mean, it's the source of all TBA's shortcomings. There's a long dark empty tunnel at the end of the ride. If there were a story to tell, the tunnel wouldn't be empty.

It really was so brilliant.