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It was the kick-off to the 50th celebration at MK. The park was mobbed with those who wanted to be there for the special ceremony. And I'm sure you all remember seeing the videos of guests in Emporium, frantically grabbing the 50th merchandise off the shelves and stocker carts since they HAD...

Local Central FL was reporting that airboats were being used to rescue citizens from various Kissimmee locations. That's some crazy flooding. The downtown parking garage is also underwater up to the first level.

Disney can thank that "unfair Reedy Creek deal" for creating a situation where the utilities were built to sustain a hurricane.

Nope. Have lived in Celebration since it was built, and throughout all the storms, we’ve never once lost power.

Celebrationite here! Our power lines are underground, so we have never had power challenges during a storm. The biggest risk we have is downed trees, as the trees are now aging, and tornados. Be sure to join the Celebration Facebook pages for updates.

This is not true as stated. The management company actually has a communication problem, and the homeowners were being sent multiple copies of the same letter for a single issue. And by multiple, I mean 12-12 letters. The management company cites some sort of problem with their software, but...

They do have "permanent hand washing stations" in many places. They are called bathrooms.

Currently, Disney Security wears a sky blue shirt and darker blue pants.

But it’s wouldn’t be just Disney hotels that would be hit by that tax. It would all of them in that county (Orange). The hotel board, or whatever group they collectively belong in, would be against it.

I would disagree with this, as the hotels and theme parks don’t want to do anything that could potentially drive away business. An increase hotel/ticket tax might not sit well with the general public, as they make their vacation plans.

I LOVE that this is the ultimate example of the bill sponsors "not doing their homework." Can I ask for a refund of the $ spent during the special legislative session to pass the bill?

Further down on that Twitter thread, Rep Roach reminds everyone of the importance of buildings inspections by likening the potential oversight at Disney equal to another Surfside scenario. Are. You. Kidding. Me. ???????

The point: the sponsor of the bill did no research to see what the effects would be, and as a result, certainly cannot have any concrete info as to what the solution will be to resolve the issues. The workload alone to untangle the legalities of RCID and rewrite the regulations are tremendous...

HB 3C’s House sponsor, State Rep. Randy Fine (R), admitted on Wednesday he had not met with anyonefrom Disney, RCID, or Orange or Osceola County government to discuss the impact that repealing RCID might have before putting the bill forward. Further, the latest “statement from Tallahassee...

There are miles of green space preserved by Disney as natural habitat as part of the RCID. That’s some of the most valuable real estate in the country, and the dissolution of RCID could set off detrimental environmental impacts as the land could be sold/developed or claimed via “eminent domain”...

Jumping back in to provide some info from the OC Tax Collector about “creating a new tax”, which is what many have suggested happen. It won’t.

And yet there are so many who watch this nonsense and believe it to be the gospel truth. Therein the challenge lies...

Desantis was on Tucker Carlson last night, and Tucker intro'd him by saying thanking him for "Wanting a public corporation to pay their taxes." Meanwhile DeSantis shared that "Disney had an extraordinary deal. (Among other things) they didn't have to go through permitting processes, which is...