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The Spider-Man ride recently closed.

The worst part is, I rode Kali River Rapids for the first time in probably 10 years about three weeks ago. (It is still not for me!) Is this at the quick service at the Polynesian?

For some reason, I am getting Echo Lake vibes from that picture, but I am pretty sure that is not correct. Edit: I knew I was wrong!😆

Character meals aren't my thing, so I am not a good person to ask. 90% of Touringplans readers recommend it, making it the 31st best table service restaurant at WDW (out of 97 total).

@DisneyFanatic12 wow, that was fast! I've only been there once, and I wasn't sure if anyone would remember the mural over the ride views!

I can do another one if @Tuvalu doesnt mind:

@Tuvalu is correct!

OK, how about this one?

It almost looks like something in Monsters Inc Laugh Floor

Some other things to consider that make a train service different from what Disney does: Brightline is courting two separate markets, Business and Leisure. Business travelers are often willing to pay more (or less willing to jump through hoops to pa's yess) than Leisure travelers, because...

Tomorrowland Terrace, upper level?

From this article in the Orlando Business Journal. The 135,918 passengers who took Brightline to Orlando is equivalent to 22 flights per day (assuming aircraft with 200 seats). If memory serves me correctly from when I last looked into it, this is about the same number of flights to Orlando...

I thought that space was still used for character meet and greets, so it would be fair game. But I don't see characters, so that may not be true! What about the level above the lobby at the Contemporary Resort?

Preshow room of Stitch's Great Escape?

Has Tortuga Tavern ever not been seasonal? I know the previous incarnation of that restaurant was seasonal since I started regularly visiting the parks in 2004. But I hadn't noticed the operating schedule since the retheme.

To me, DAK feels like the hottest because the air is always very still. The vegetation keeps the humidity up and prevents any breeze from making it down to ground level. But you may be right, the outdoor portions of DAK are better shaded than any other Disney park, and that probably does...

Villains as an organizing theme doesn't really answer any of the questions about what the land will be like. Villains are a category of character, and I am not aware of any successful theme park land with characters as a basis for the theme. What would the land look like? (Does that include...

That's probably why Universal does it. But I believe my math is how departments of transportation make decisions about what safety features to use. Personally, I think it gets better outcomes, as it more realistically takes the costs of intervention into account, so less effort is wasted...

I could not disagree more. Nobody accidentally enters a restricted area in a modern amusement park. If you want to argue for lockers and their associated costs, use better examples like the tragedy at Dueling Dragons back in 2010. Before you say that Universal's locker strategy has no costs...