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I'm glad they're re-doing the show. I don't need another shop selling plush or additional seating for Pecos Bill.

It was a two day park for us from our first visit in April 1983. Still my favorite Florida park. But I miss what it used to be.

I like the Percy Jackson series. But so far, there isn't a single place he goes that I would want to visit.

I think each of the three big rides are great. All are very atmospheric and take you into their worlds, each very different worlds. Plus I just love Disney boat ride attractions. I think the area and its attractions are a Grand Slam any way you measure it. Other than needing special passes to...

WDI was in fact looking at doing an AA Walt: https://insightsandsounds.blogspot.com/2023/01/the-true-story-behind-rumored-walt.html

The park stayed open til 11pm in the early years. My first visit was 1983, and if I recall, that was the case.

Riding the People Mover was something I LOVED doing on our WDW trip a couple of weeks ago!

Walt Disney Studios Paris makes California Adventure look incredible. We were there in 2007. Here's our photos and a trip report.

Universal is making big inroads for this family who loves Disney. For the first time ever, we are staying our entire trip on Universal's property and not a Disney hotel. THAT should say something.

What I wanted more than anything for a "New" Epcot? A new country added to World Showcase. I was disappointed to say the least.

If putting Zootopia in DHS keeps it from going into DAK, I'm all for it. Just add more water to this very dry park.

It's unfortunate but true. Used to be we could disagree without taking it personal. I miss those days on the boards and in our country.

https://insightsandsounds.blogspot.com/2008/03/calling-occupants-of-interplanetary.html

^^^ This imagineering concept art was a photo I took decades ago when it was out in front of the Carousel building. So glad I did! I've seen it on so many sites. It just makes me smile.

No, it's not a theme park equal- but the real Riviera has enough to fill six days. We've been there.

It's a good thing Tiana is part of the ride's name. That way everyone knows its her at the beginning regardless of how old/young she looks or what she's wearing. ;) I'll go on the record saying I prefer her princess look.

I say its no wonder that Tony Baxter left the project after Carmen Smith (or whoever is directing the project) turned Tiana's Bayou Adventure into "Tiana's Business Venture".

It's all just a money grab by Disney. And I hate it.

And given the post below- which sadly is true- I'd say the water is bitter:

I'm still disappointed that Luau Cove is gone. That dinner show was one of the major highlights of our 2019 trip.