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Don’t do it, resist!

Love this, it was super disappointed when universal brought them back a month or so ago. Even more excited to head to universal tomorrow now!

Removing Genie/ Genie Plus.

Even when fully online the app and website seem to really suck.

I’ve been recommending universal to all my friends and family. I’ve been a life long Disney purist, but recently got an annual pass to universal and am incredibly impressed with not only the parks, but the value of the pass, the affordability of the resorts and the way they treat their guests.

It’s a clear winner, the toontown throw down was epic. Absolute haymakers were landed, a sustained flurry of punches, slaps and expletives thrown, all while crowds watched in horror infront of Goofy’s bounce house. The cheery toon town music that can be heard in the background was the perfect...

We were there this last weekend, there's practically no restrictions at this point and I'd say at most 10% of people are masking indoors. It's wonderful, so glad to go some place where things feel normal again.

I’ve got a good positive! People have stopped recording fireworks with iPads and other tablets, that seems to have slown down a lot. Phones are still common, but for a while you were almost forced to watch any nighttime show through the glaring screen of an iPad.

This observation is absolutely enormous

Disneyland > Hollywood Studios > Magic Kingdom Magic kingdom has more rides, but I feel like Hollywood studios wins the quality over quantity fight. I can see the argument either way though, Splash Mountain, Haunted Mansion and Big Thunder are solid contenders.

I happen to agree with you.

The only way any of this will stop is if people stop giving their money to this company, voting with your wallet is the only thing Disney hears any more. So not going might be the right thing to do

Blows me away that they think this concept would work for Everest.

If you could create or expand a transportation network on property, what would it be? My home park for many years was Disneyland, and I loved the fact that once you’re on property it’s super easy to get all over the resort. It’s a different situation in Florida obviously, but the burden of...

Count me as the fella “living under a rock”. Never heard of her.

Don’t do it, resist!!!

Ended up being a big nothing burger here in Haines city!

I was one of those fans who would constantly defend Disney for years and years. Despite the price increases, it was always gradual and I felt the experience was always worth it. The past two or three years the value for your dollar spent at Disney has dropped exponentially, it’s to the point...

Hop over to Disney springs, ride the balloon and then play what I like to call resort roulette. Hop on the first resort bus that shows up. Allow yourself a couple of vetos. Rinse. Repeat. The spontaneity is fun.

New Florida residents here! We live in Haines City, can some of you Florida natives tell us what to expect?