Search results

I always liked listening to Uncle Remus as he interacted with the children, sang, and narrated the tails. I would choose Mr. Bluebird as a close second. I guess if it's just for Splash Mountain, then Mr. Bluebird.

If it was just me, then I would prefer SM to remain as is. However, when my six-year old GD saw the drawing for Princess and the Frog for SM, she lit up and was ready to ride it. If nothing changed, there'd be no butterflies. -Walt Disney

Grandmother Willow

Sher Kahn

Madam Mim

Yensid

Ursula

The old post don't bother me either way. Sometimes I find the information useful. Sometimes it's kinda fun to walk down memory lane. If I am not interested, then I don't click. I don't believe that @jiminycr found the old posts to be a sore point or bothersome. I think it was an...

Cruise Oct. 2019 out of NYC GF Easter 2019

My favorite scene was the collage of movies at the end.

We got official word this afternoon that our schools in the CSRA Georgia area will be closed until April 13th. My DD was head back to UConn for some meetings and just found out that the university is cancelling classes for the semester. So now she's still headed up to figure out her role.

Back in the 90s and early 00s, there were stage shows in theaters located in Tomorrowland (behind Buzz meet-n-greet), one in Mickey's Birthdayland/Starland, a small stage area that converted to a splash area to meet Ariel in Fantasyland, Diamond Horseshoe in Frontierland at Liberty Square, plus...

No...I have never seen the film and FoP is one of my must do attractions.

Cedar Point

When you exit the Star Wars shop and head towards Goofy's Candy shop, it will be on the side of Goofy's. That's where it had been moved when we were there in April.

It's online.

The first time we went to E-ride night it was $10. This was somewhere around 1995-98. It was a new offering that had just been started a few weeks before. Back then, we went to the parks in October. We enjoyed those nights.

There is a walkway that goes past the monorail station towards GF. No one can walk into MK from that path, and it is inside the security screening area. Could that be the new smoking area for MK? No security screening needed, just go through the turnstiles each time.

We have been taking our grandchildren since their births; one will be 5 years and the other 6 years on their next visit. We haven't used a stroller for either in the past two years. We take breaks when needed. They have gone open to close on some days.

Just found this from 1964-65 World's Fair. It appears to have a similar balloon.