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If I hear one more Hollywood type reverently describe themselves as Storytellers I will vomit. Everything nowadays is just a remake. Get out those Imaginations and come up with an original idea, or stop taking those undeservedly high salaries. the story of communication is not over. A hundred...

The Mice seem surprisingly unconcerned . . .

To ease overcrowding duplicate the parks elsewhere in the US, eg Midwest or Mid Atlantic. It might mean cannibalizing attendance from WDW, but might not if WDW is catering to international travelers. then again, more parks might equa more revenue.

That may be a corporate policy. My DH dropped his wallet on Long Island Railroa tracks. Staff recovered it, and policy required the cash to be removed, and they sent him a check.

On my trip in 1997 my sunglasses fell out of my pocket on Space. City Hall told me to go to lost and found at the TTC the next day. When I did, the guy asked me for the date, attraction and type of item, then came out with a tray of sunglasses all found after they had closed Space the day...

I speculate that Diamond Princess germs spread through the HVAC system. That’s much less of a concern at WDW, except for indoor attractions, eg HoP, Philharmagic. Even hotel rooms probably have fresh air sources, even if not individually for each room. Personally, I think Chicken Little stories...

Someone drank too many cups of water with lunch.

You are quite “observant “ yourself! For the purposes of this thread, your answer is close enough.

It’s to prevent someone unknowledgeable from going in and messing up the system. In short, we are allowed to cook on holidays, as long as the stove and oven were turned on before the holiday started. On the Sabbath we eat food that was cooked ahead of time and is kept warm over a low flame or on...

We did! A “bad” day at Disney is still better than a good day anywhere else! My DH enjoyed seeing Patrick Mahomes in the parade. I got to go on all the new rides that opened since our last trip (except Frozen Ever After).

Thanks! Getting there, if I can avoid catching another cold 🤧😷

My worst line experience was a 2-1/2 hour wait for Jungle Cruise in August 1974. On our 2011 trip, we went to the standby line for TSMM, which was about an hour. Not knowing any better, I got on line while my husband headed to the restroom. When he came back to join me, everyone in line let him...

Absolutely! Anyone can eat kosher food! However, to maintain kosher certification, the kitchen would have to be closed and locked on Saturdays and Jewish holidays.

It was winter break for the yeshivas.

Okay, I just tried on instagram. My Twitter is GFD613. So is my insta.

I don’t have a lot of followers, if any, but I’ll try posting to Twitter and Instagram.

If the food is double-wrapped, it can be reheated in a non kosher oven. These meals had a plastic seal over the tray, and were then placed inside a plastic bag , that was then sealed.

Yes, if it is made under kosher supervision from a kosher animal or fish.

No. The food is brought in frozen from an outside vendor, then reheated for the consumer by Disney staff in the regular oven or microwave.

I was told 67 is last group for the night. Ride was down three time today. Sorry.