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Every post on this thread is valuable, as are all future ones. This thread transcends the natural limits of other threads. In other news, someone at work randomly said "Katiebug" and my ears immediately perked up. Turns out I misheard her and she was talking about bush crickets. Is Katiebug...

I don't think it would really be all that difficult to bring this back again. When you are walking through the store, the stairs and the elevator are still very clearly there, they've more-or-less just put shelves and a couple walls around parts of them and tried to somewhat obscure them; but...

I think they were going more for approximate boundaries that look like a Mickey Mrg That, and I think they were trying to shoehorn a Mickey Mouse into the map as best they could.

Under Mew Management may have been fun when it first opened, but it got really long in the tooth, really fast. They should’ve done it for only a couple years, and then reverted back to the timeless classic show. 3 years tops; 13 years was way too long, many of the “hits” trying to make it seem...

You can definitely get traffic tickets on Disney property. I often see a speed trap set up (with people often pulled over) on Western Way, where despite the freeway like design of the road, the speed limit suddenly drops precipitously for no discernible reason.

Dreamfinder and Figment didn't cause Kodak to go bankrupt. And they aren't highly regarded by whom? Merchandise sales say otherwise...

I wouldn't expect a hotel to sell me a specific type of diapers or Scotch tape or a loaf of bread or basic sneakers or a phone or fill a prescription. Sometimes people need something more than the small selection of sundries that are sold at the hotels. Disney Springs is an upscale shopping...

Why all the hatred about having a Target? There is almost nowhere within WDW property that you can buy something useful. Target fills that need. And not everyone drives to Target, so the nearby Target outside the gates is no man's land for a lot of people. Target also has a history of...

I don't see the light being a big problem. If it's representative of a new host, it can be used to draw your attention to different parts of each show scene instead of only being directed by a disembodied host. This could be a neat effect and even helpful for the hearing-impaired. I'm...

I suppose if screenzzzzz/motion simulators and barely-themed (Hulk) or non-sensically themed (Hollywood Rip Ride in NYC) rollercoasters are your thing.

I've said it before and I'll say it again: maybe ya'll should wait for this to play out in a court of law

I demonstrated that it is a textbook example of a fallacy -- right down to the exact formula used to construct that sort of "argument" -- and you're trying to deny it -- that's rich! :joyfull: Journalists don't tend to make arguments like that, because 1. Philosophy 101 is a required...

My point was not to belittle, it was to convey an extremely awkward and unpleasant situation and to paint the full picture of the experience. I'm assuming you haven't read the "Al Lutz Returns" and "Expose reveals WDC control in online fan community" threads. That is all I will say about...

Would you have preferred if I had stated that 2 men who wanted to make it clear they were together were groping each other, splashing water, making lewd comments, and being obnoxious with their iPad on Splash Mountain?

I was riding Splash Mountain with my mom, and there were 2 drunk and flamboyantly gay college guys in the front seat. They were taking pictures with their iPad the whole time and being obnoxious jerks, making ridiculously stupid sexual comments at every scene. Cast members came on the PA a few...

That's because there has been nearly nothing said and we are just speculating based on scant information. I dispute the notion that an outdoor walkthrough water-based attraction can't be more meaningful than the Casey Jr circus train.

Except we don't even know what this fully consists of yet. If it acts as a replacement to the old Living Seas preshow of sorts ("The Deluge"), but in a walk-through form, then it very well could be a learning experience. There must be something unique enough about it for it to have a spiffy...

In a structure full of triangles, a few circles here-and-there certainly can fit. :)

I'm not attacking the poster. I merely identified a textbook example of a logical fallacy presented by the poster, which you are now repeating. A poisoned-well "argument" has the following form: 1. Unfavorable information (be it true or false) about person A is presented by another. (e.g...

Your logical fallacy is: Poisoning The Well