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I was able to get in on Sunday. First off, the Virtual Queue system is a plague. I was able to get in on the 4 PM grouping, but the 7 am and 12 PM groups got taken within 2 seconds. I’m pretty sure the 4 PM also was gone quickly but I just mashed through and got one. I’m going to give my...

Gravity Falls is an excellent show that did a great job fleshing out all of the various characters in the town. It should feature more in Disney in general, but given all the bull it went through just to get multiple seasons, and given how the creator feels about the company at this point...

Time for a review of the Grandaddy of Them All, Knotts Scary Farm. Gonna do the review in the same style as the Universal HHN one. Up front, I'll say we did not do any shows or rides, and didn't pay for the Fright Lane (I think if we did we would have done those but by the time we finished the...

They had an elote cheeseburger right before the refresh that was really good, was kinda hoping it would find a home somewhere else at the resort.

I'm honestly more shocked they did not open up Magic Key sales before starting previews for Tiana. Seems like an easy way to goose numbers.

DISNEYLAND SCREWS OVER FANS AND CHEAPS OUT BY DOING the exact same thing they've done for years.

Review time! Went to Horror Nights this past Saturday, which included taking my girlfriend to a haunt for the first time. Was a bit unsure of how she would react to the entire haunt thing, but once she got through the first maze and realized she wouldn't be touched she was good for the rest...

Corn ribs are incredible, y'all are missing out.

The absolute funniest thing I saw recently was on The Golden Bachelor, which did a Disneyland date (as you would expect an ABC reality show to try and do from time to time). The show did a great job of highlighting the park and doing all the big stuff (the final part of the date was in the Dream...

If you consider it to be $200 per park, the $400 feels reasonable. I wonder if they decide to split it on a per-park basis as well, but yes, this should be the beginning of the end for Genie+, and a net positive for Disneyland in general if they price it high enough.

I don't think this will effect you beyond the name change. The Premier Pass thing is just a different option that gives you one LL for each ride whenever, whereas with Genie+ you have to schedule still.

Yeah, Twisted Colossus always seems to rank highly as a coaster and is considered one of the best RMC coasters in the world, and X2 is so unique it will always rank high (I also think X2 is a significant improvement from X but that's just me.)

For those who are saying that they expect the park will be sold off in the coming years, I can't see it. Magic Mountain was already one of the crown jewels in the Six Flags portfolio thanks to its location and offerings (one of the true coaster capitals of the world located right next to a major...

I....would consider this.

Went on Space Mountain last night, ride really is in the best shape its been in awhile.

There was one on this very page! The only read of this post is that it's complaining about views of the mansion from CC, because the new building is not even close to the frontside of the mansion to be blocking views from NOS.

I think it is more the PotC line is starting to get ridiculous in how it goes out into the pathways, and the easiest solution is to turn the current HM shop (along with Royal Street Veranda) into overflow queue solves that problem and frees up space. They had the unused space where the former...

The biggest sticking point was that Disney wanted Portos to be open every day and Portos specifically is closed for Christmas.

Confirmation that Disney struck some kind of deal and Porto's is back on schedule.

Ah well, nevertheless its still a concept that they can and should change on a bi-annual basis at the very least.