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The theme being that it's supposed to be bad doesn't excuse it for being bad, though. It's like saying Sharknado 4 is a good movie because it's supposed to be a bad movie. Primeval Whirl is just a bad attraction. I wouldn't like it at a traveling carnival/fair, either.

I actually think it would be better if you did just randomly review a movie from six years ago (On Stranger Tides) based on trailers.

One of my favorites was from about 9-10 years ago, my brother and I were on Thunder Mountain behind a couple guys I would guess were like 13-15ish. One of them, for the entire ride, start to finish, had his arms in the air holding up the rock and roll/metal "horns" gesture with both hands. While...

I agree that the new Tomorrowland paint job looks better than the Frontierland look of the old paint. Also, we were pushing our one year old daughter around in the stroller a couple weeks ago, and she kept pointing to the blue Tomorrowland rocks saying "Elsa's castle!" so we got an added...

Finally saw the Paul Revere show a couple weeks ago (saw the other one a couple times back in November). The Declaration show is definitely better, but I enjoyed the Paul Revere, one, as well. It would be cool to see more, though, even if they just cycle the current ones out and add/replace...

My wife hates that ride so much. It terrifies her. I think it's a combination of the darkness, motion, loud noises, and the carnotaurus terrorizing you. Every picture we have on it has her screaming or hiding her face. Needless to say, I try to take her on it as often as possible.

This was overheard a couple years ago, and it's more "ridiculous" in the sense of "what a d-bag these guys are" instead of funny... Waiting to enter the Philharmagic theater, they were giving us the "please move to the end of the row" speech, and this big family group wearing matching tshirts...

Whenever I read "PLQ" in a post, it just makes me think of when she kept trying to make "fetch" happen in Mean Girls.

This is great news for me, since I was probably going to be riding it as a single in the fall, anyway. Maybe my wife and daughter won't have to wait quite as long for me now.

If this happens, I have really high hopes. The possibilities for fun and theming are endless. I love the idea of a ballroom setting for the main dining room. Throw in a "self playing" (haunted) piano or organ. They could "steal" a bit from Harry Potter and have truly living portraits interact...

With all of the special events and seasonal parties, they should add a special event featuring characters from Tale Spin, Gummi Bears, Darkwing Duck, Duck Tales, Rescue Rangers, Gargoyles, and anything else from that general time period that I may be forgetting. All of the 30-something parents...

I would welcome any sort of Tangled attraction with open arms. However, I will never understand the general dislike for the Tangled restrooms on these forums. It's one of the best themed/best looking areas in Magic Kingdom, and I'd much rather have those than just another building with toilets.

True true. I know it'll never happen, but it would be a dream come true if they made John Lasseter the "Walt" and found a good "Roy" for him to pair with.

I've said this a couple times before, but I think the best thematic match for this attraction (if it does, in fact, change) is Elvis. It'll never happen, but I think it makes the most sense. Change the limos to pink Cadillacs. Resynch the music. Repaint/rebuild some of the props. Done.

And the coaster we do know about will probably be tame enough for 3-4 year olds to ride.

I must be too old because I literally have no idea what any of these things are.

This would make a lot more sense than Guardians (as far as the format of the ride goes). This would be a great addition to DHS.

What you're saying makes complete sense, but on the flip side of that is that WDW seems to pride itself on being "something for everyone". There are resorts, restaurants, bars, golf courses, etc. that only appeal to (or can be afforded by) certain groups of guests, so I don't see why that can't...

Am I the only person who thinks this wouldn't make sense for Guardians? Flying like this doesn't really fit with any of the characters the way it does someone like Superman. That said, it would make perfect sense for an Iron Man ride on the west coast or a Big Hero Six ride (flying with/on/as...

I get what you're saying, but we need to remember that not every attraction needs to be for every person. For example, we lost Alien Encounter because it was too scary for kids, but it was a fun, thrilling experience for lots of teens and adult guests. I know people who hate Tower of Terror (due...