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Central Shops is a place I'd love to get a tour of! I'm surprised it's not already an offering because I'd be willing to be a lot of people would pay to tour the facility.

It may be considered signature dining by the types of food they offer and prices they charge, but with this being a theme park resort...I just don't see how dress code could be strictly enforced. Now if I were going strictly to a signature restaurant and nothing else, I would dress up, but...

You guys make not like it or think it doesn't make sense. Regardless of that...getting to meet Belle in a M&G setting versus the quick picture that is after her show is a great thing. My daughter is going to be super excited about this.

We watched the show a couple months back and thought it could use an update. I'm a bit indifferent about the show...I'd be fine with it getting updated and I'd also be fine with a new attraction there. A Woody, Jesse and Bullseye show/movie would fit nicely in that area of the park.

Criminals

Signature dining and 4 theme parks and 2 water parks don't exactly mix.

I've noticed longer bag check lines as well and security being much more thorough. I've also noticed more people getting screened through the metal detector. It used to be that either my wife or I would be selected and the other would stay by the stroller. Now we both get selected. As before, I...

Manual

We ate at California Grill about a year ago and went to dinner straight from the parks. Not only were we wearing shorts and t-shirts, but also had a cranky 18 month old. We saw many people "dressed up" more than us, but we also saw our fair share of folks who looked like they just came from the...

This seems to be the direction that HS is going. They're not really a "studios" anymore and the changes they're making to the park don't necessarily coincide with the old Hollywood theming.

This guy is a pig and needs to rot away in jail.

Circus

Wow - a true Mickey ride would be awesome! For a world based on a Mouse...he doesn't have his own attratction (other than MPM show at MK).

You're right on that, but I'm not arguing gains and losses. I am simply stating that what goes in place of GMR may be a fantastic replacement and draw more people.

On the extended trips that my wife and I have done at the parks (8 nights and 5 nights) we did the DDP both times, but to dreamfinder's point...you have to plan your meals more strategically to make the plan worth it. We did a lot of character meals (Chef Mickey's, Akershus, Hollywood & Vine...

Hmm...I have enjoyed the GMR each time I've ridden it, but I've always thought it could use an upgrade or be spruced up. I think it's pretty clear though that WDW is moving away from the studios theme and the rides that occupy the park should fit its theming and vision. If I had to guess, this...

At the end of the Indy scene where the gangster/robber try to steal the jewel, I was able to see the actor come out from behind and get in place for the next car. We were fortunate enough to be sitting in the very last row.

To me this isn't cumbersome at all...but that's a subjective topic. I have already booked and paid in full for 8 nights in March 2017...far more than 6 months out. I'm not coming from out of state or overseas, in fact, I only live an hour away and an annual passholder. I can't book any ADRs yet...