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If the speed was increased from current versions I can see it being very feasible. Money would be an issue (repairs, maitanence) but that doesn't make it impossible. I'd love to be able to take a peoplemover to the places on property that buses don't support. Great idea!

Imagineering can involve a lot more than designing attractions. One often overlooked aspect is transport. Why is a train ride around Disneyland so fun, but a bus ride to Magic Kingdom is so boring? Because the transport at WDW currently lacks the thought and imagination put into every attraction...

Paris would have to be my favourite because of the bakery and amazing atmosphere. Canada comes in at a close second because of the diversity and O'Canada is great. Mexico is third because I'm obsessed with Tacos and boat rides :D

I'm the proud owner of a 10 year old cat named Minnie (Minnie Mouse), and a lab puppy named Sulley (Monsters Inc). All my pets have been named after films, just not necessarily Disney films. My other cat is named Stiffler :hilarious:

I'm not sure about the US but I can guarantee you in Australia more gamers have played CoD than WoW. I respect the impact the game made and I'm sure it's still great to play, but in my opinion that isn't enough to change the fact it was released in a past generation.

Reviving this thread because I had an idea I wanted to share. I've been thinking a lot lately of new ways to make attractions more interactive and personal. I keep having this idea in the back of my head about an attraction that encourages dancing and singing along. It was inspired by the...

It would certainly add some thrill, but that just feels too overdone to me. I'd like to have guests know the monster is there but never show it. That way the thrill is left to their imagination and the suspense it creates.

If it ever came to Orlando I'd like to see Journey to the Center of the Earth extended with a few scenes. The ride was great but felt a bit rushed. I'd extend the slower dark ride section by adding a couple events related to the mining backstory. Maybe a drill malfunction that causes the room...

What would you change/modify/add if it were in Orlando?

It's great, but last gen.

After my first day visiting DisneySea I am pleased to say my expectations have been well and truly passed. During my day at the park I had one thought one my mind, this park is an Imagineers wonderland! The amount of thought that went into the park is spectacular and it all works so perfectly...

I wouldn't agree that numbers are enough to make it game of this generation. I've heard the gameplay is excellent, but it was still released last gen and doesn't really count.

I shouldn't remain in the competition and I request that I am fired this week. Let me explain why for the other team. I unconveinently left for a trip to Asia a few days after starting the challenge. I tried to make up for my abscence by giving up all my Vacatiom days and offering support...

As a Walt Disney fan currently traveling through Hong Kong and Japan, I keep asking myself the same question. "What would Walt think of the Disney parks in Asia?" Would he change anything? Dislike anything? Love anything? I find the Asian parks tend to do many things differently to fit into...

ExpressPass is great, my family get it everytime we visit a Uni park. However, I feel extremely guilty watching my dad hand over an extra couple hundred so we can skip the queues. The price is ExpressPasses greatest strength and biggest weakness. If everyone bought it then the system wouldn't...

It has no story and at first glance looks like a cheap arcade game, but anyone who has played it knows how amazing it is. It kickstarter the indie game revolution, one of the biggest events of this gaming generation, and was the first game to truly capture the complete freedom feeling. If you...

San Andreas is last gen, but still one of the greatest of last gen.

Update list for me... 1) Red Dead 2) GTA V 3) Minecraft

No need to apologise.