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I loved Magnetron, and I don't like clothing stores, so. . .

Me. :D I still love this. It's something I miss about our pirates, and something I love about Mexico and Pinocchio's Village Haus and, to an extent, the Garden Grille. I'll sit in the Village Haus just watching Small World boats go by, because I can. I wish it were an element used more often.

I don't see how that says Monster's Inc. does (or doesn't) fit.

Of the four times I've eaten at Biergarten, only once did I have an ADR, and I've usually been seated immediately. I don't know what that tells.

Have you had it? Do you like it? Because, if you do, I just tried the Dis Boards recipe tonight, and, let me tell you, it was incredible. I dare say even better than the kind that's been sitting out on a buffet, and honestly not much work. Just in case anyone liked it and wondered if they...

Agreed. I love the concept of a 365 day tech expo, and I can fully accept it being hit-or-miss. But to really utilize it they need to find a company that wants to use the space to advertise their newest and upcoming products to 30,000 people a day. Video games would be a great use of the...

Eh, redacted.

Oh yeah, I didn't consider that "behind" SM. :lol: There is (or seems to be having been back there a lot) a lot of unused space. back there. The lounge is still used for, like, training and such, though that could be moved. There's a parking lot back there that's pretty important, though, and...

Do you take people under the access road in the queue?

Get out. :mad: Star Wars isn't exactly tomorrow, though. It's yesterday. It's not based on our reality, it's based on the past of its own reality, and it's less an exhibition of living and technology than Tomorrowland is supposed to be (even if it goes the retro future route, which I'm okay...

What's funny is that's probably seen as cheesy and silly, but if it was true it would be closer to confirmation than a simple patent. :lol:

I had the first thought, as well. If it's an awesome attraction, though, I'll deal. As far as the view, if it's still immersive I don't care at all.

Doooooooooooooooooooooooooo waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnnnttt

I can compare them based on which one I enjoy more pretty easily, though. (Football. By a lot.)

If this forum had a "rec" or "+1" or "like" function, I'd use it right here. :sohappy:

This makes a huge difference at some other parks. Sea World I love, but their lack of efficiency can be maddening. I don't know what their rides capacities are, but it's pretty obvious their lines are longer than they need to be by inefficient load procedures. I doubt it's so much that the...

This is a far more productive way to have this conversation than insulting people over taste. I hated three. I was okay with it the first time, and it's become laughable the couple times I've seen it since (most recently today). If people liked it more than four, I can probably bet I won't...

It couldn't be that it was a poor movie that you just happened to like? It has to be that I don't have the patience for intricate plot lines? There are some bad movies I like, but I'm not about to insult peoples' patience, intelligence, or whatever for not liking them. As a long time reader...

Star Tunnel Soarin' Haunted Mansion Journey into Imagination Jeremy Irons Spaceship Earth Off the top of my head, probably roughly in that order. Star Tours and Indy don't count.

How can so many people like the Haunted Mansion so much more than Expedition: Everest? It's just an ominmover!