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That'd be fantastic if they'd do that... it'd be great not too have to grind to a halt on World Drive.

Technically yes, but you would actually come out "above" the parking lot entrance from the toll plaza, so you'd have to go on up towards the Contemporary, veer off at the Poly, turn left and "exit" the area, then near the car care center whirl back left behind the toll plaza. And now, all posts...

I believe that it *can* be booked 60 days in advance (versus 180 days like everything else)... but does not have to be. Call 407-WDW-DINE for clarification.

That's a new one on me. On a simple analysis of the words and context, I'd suggest it might mean something like family members of a servicemember who was KIA or died prior to completing their original enlistment, with the discount applying during the deceased person's original enlistment...

If it makes you feel any better, half the time I can't access it WITH an active pass. :lol: It's not a very reliable site to be able to access.

z0mgs! FIFTH GATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :lookaroun But seriously, thanks for the info, Steve. Neat little tidbit.

They apparently had someone proof-read the all-stars page. It seems normal :lol:

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The hell? Did they just run the site through Babelfish or something? :lol:

Thanks again guys. :wave:

Welcome!

Thanks guys!

"Tight as toast." :lookaroun

The 1939 New York World's Fair General Motors "Futurama" ride was part of the exhibit called "Highways and Horizons." The film promoting it was called "Toward New Horizons." A few of my previous posts on the subject, for reference...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! Cake problem solved. :lookaroun

Not a regular thing in terms of the scope of this groundstop, but it is widely accepted by the aviation community that volcanic ash can wreak absolute havoc on aircraft. It is, for all intents and purposes, microscopic jagged glass-like rock particles. At best, it can "sandblast" the paint off...

Steve or anyone in the know. I know that numbers aren't officially released, but does anyone have an idea of how many UK visitors would be at MK at any given time? I'm curious what the impact would be on the parks in terms of crowd level, economic impact, etc. I know that the UK-to-WDW...

Done!