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DisneyBrit Podcast folks say they've spoken with a RCFD "cast member" who says no reports of fire. Cannot independently confirm that myself.

Jack@ss. :lol:

So far nothing in the Orlando media. Let's not let it get totally blown out of proportion till we know the facts.

Yup. :) http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showpost.php?p=3433958&postcount=11

MK only.

Nope. Stoopid-not-discovering-Epcot-till-2003. :rolleyes:

Oh, I'm sure the novelty wears off rather effing quickly if you have to hear it day-in and day-out. :lol: Especially if it's "one of those mornings" at work. I've heard it maybe twice in my life, so I'm still below the threshold :D

Yup, and it's very cool. If I remember correctly, it's some kind of motion-activated sensor dealio that plays when you walk by it.

I can let you know in a month. :lol:

Like randomly/unexpectedly over cookies and hot chocolate on the rainiest night of the year? :lol:

Yeah, and I seem to remember that where I read it was an "official" place, but I can't remember for the life of me where it was :rolleyes:

It *may* use data. I'm not certain, but it would, indeed, seem reasonable that it would.

I just downloaded it today (my phone finally became "supported.") It seems that the app will be most-helpful when you're actually in the parks, as it will use GPS positioning to verify that you are indeed in the park, then give you exact wait times, fastpass return times, characters near your...

Why yes, yes it does. :D PS: It's called "Democracity" -- nothing like a Dinsey-esque portmanteau, no? :D

Supporting evidence of its SSE-ness... ;)

Unisphere was designed to be permanent (made of steel) as part of the grand vision for a permanent park. Trylon and Perisphere had a Gypsum Board covering, so they really didn't have a chance. Which is a shame because, even though it was "boring" on the outside, it was most-similar to...

Its pilings are probably still under the Unisphere :-\

I'm a Fairwh0re, no doubt :D

BTW, I've marked a few items of interest...