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Day/night cycles can be simulated with lighting in the hotel as to not upset anyone's circadian rhythm. In real life, the ISS covers its windows at night as to prevent the multitude of sunsets and sunrises it experiences each "day," and the crew sleeps in enclosed modules, wearing sleeping...

Space Mountain is the oldest operating coaster in Florida. Period. Very, very few things are designed to go nearly 50 years without some major upgrade or refurbishment. It deserves a lot of work.

You probably should have phrased this sentence better, then. Especially if you haven't physically seen the AA nude. You keep acting like you know more then anyone else on this forum about this subject, yet you say here "I know just as much as you guys." Come on, man.

Are rotating staircases ADA compliant?

I can't imagine so. Last I recalled the footings haven't been poured yet.

The very last scene is correct because it's a story. The ride is a story about how the institute is incorrect, their assumption at the beginning, and the slow education of our host by figment that imagination works best when it's set free (final scene). Figment is constantly interfering with...

Are you OK man? I legitimately think you may want to talk to a professional.

Sometimes the correct answer is the simplest. The banners were likely added because it fit the story. No longer were you going on a journey with the dreamfinder inside a magical pyramid thing attached to a large showbuilding, you were being invited to the institute. The institute, which wanted...

Yes... That's how flat rides work... Triceratops Spin is a clone of Aladdin is a clone of Dumbo is a clone of Astro Orbiter. And that's just the WDW implementations. Baymax is (I think going to be) a clone of Alien Swirling Saucers is a clone of Woody's Round-Up is a clone of Mater's Junkyard...

It's not much, but it's nice. If you've got a decent amount of time to kill before your next fastpass (1-2 hours, to be generous) it's a neat way to spend some time. Petting zoo area, train that takes you past some animal care facilities for Kilamanjaro, functional animal hospital that you get...

From what I can tell, all the tracks were replaced on the west side, with the exception of maybe the frontierland station and splash mountain tunnel. I've seen evidence of rail construction all the way back to the north side of Rivers of America. But I could be wrong. I do not have much WDW...

I want to say they've also painted the top of Tomorrowland terrace, but I don't have any old pictures on hand to compare it to.

This has been mentioned.

Finally. And with the addition of the new experience, too. Also, "Each session will be different, and will include characters such as Simba, Zazu, Pumbaa and Timon." Thankfully, I don't see any zootopia in there. That's not meant to be a dig at ZootopiaDude, but, as many have said, Zootopia...

The body of water there is man-made. If they really wanted to, they could've put a WoC rig out there. The biggest issue with the WoC rig, in my opinion, is it's daytime presence. During maintenance when it's above the surface, it looks terrible. Imagine a rusted mess like that sitting next to...

Quick thing - DAK has two locations. Resturantosaurus has traditional cheeseburgers while the QS Yak & Yeti location has Kobe cheeseburger. If wanted to be more abstract, Satu'li has "Cheeseburger Pods" but that's not quite a cheeseburger.

If we're thinking of the same professor, they don't have a lot of insider information, unfortunately 😂 They do talk with a lot of people, and had a decent amount in the past, but I'm not 100% sure they keep up with contemporary rumors. Though I was only a student of them at one point, so my...

Stitch begs to differ.

You don't hear complaints when something is working fine. My compliments to anyone in the maintenance or IT industries. People who are only thought about when something goes wrong.