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I don’t recall ever caring what the guests thought. Disney can sell candy s*** and guest will buy it. It’s not my problem that Disney has to pander by making rides with “slap in the face stories” and rides that just get to the point versus something that builds.

TOT is not to be touched...ever. They’ve proven incapable of throwing another theme over the tower

Then everyone would have b****** about love actors talking over the ride and messing up a classic. Some here are ed no matter what

Interested in seeing the menu although def a place I would try once. I guess my life is to short to get high blood pressure from a restaraunt with a Disney character on it.

Close enough to visit often...quite often.

Magic Kingdom will never NOT be crowded. Build, don’t build it makes no difference as people are going to visit the Magic Kingdom. It IS the image of the Disney parks. When people think Walt Disney World, Magic Kingdom is the first thought. Some even are confused and believe that Magic Kingdom =...

Yea if comes between it and Poppins, I choose Poppins. (I’d prefer neither in either location but that’s another chat for another time).

But it wasn’t a waste of space. At its prime it pulled in plenty of people and now it doesn’t and it hurts the park. Yes, building a ride may attract more people to that area but also to the park itself which destroys the very solution that was sought out to begin with. Once again, it doesn’t...

Depends on what you define as “exhibit” Innovations, Imageworks, are examples of large exhibits. In their prime, traveling through them took hours and large sums of the day. Epcot is a prime example of what happens when the exhibits or “filler” are stripped away.

Sounds like a you problem. Replacing it was clearly a bad trade off. Just another unfortunate victim of the dark days

A theme park is a sum of all its part and takes many different experiences to make it well rounded. TSI and SFT are examples of experiences that require the guests to slow down and enjoy the smaller things. Each park does it in a totally different way and it’s really needed to make it work...

Very cute movie. It doesn't pretend to be anything it's not. A family film that has you smiling from ear to ear beginning to end. It's no blockbuster but it is really well done and it feels very classic Disney if that makes sense. One of the better live actions

I don't take seriously a site that placed Shipwreck Island waterpwrk as 3rd best in the country. If that crapper of a park can make top on the list then I'm not Interested in any of their lists. That's all I'm going to say on the matter because truthfully arguing over which park is better is...

If you wrote a book on this topic I would buy the hell out of it. People just don't get it. They think that somehow they are fighters, warriors, upholders of moral justice and truth when really they are just people looking for issues. I'd wager many people don't even truly know why they get...

Just ignore them. They clearly want a reaction and are unable to bring any real substance to the conversation. Or just put him on ignore....that's what I did. It's just sad I didn't even have to click to see who it was

The secret is to be able to take as much in without gagging. You got to really savor the flavor of the dog

The app won my love when those ugly *** games were torn from the Space Mountain queue. The app is a win for everyone, I feel. Those who wish to play, can, and can enjoy themselves while waiting in line. Those who don't, never have to play and can enjoy waiting in line, talking and interacting...

I would do this in a heartbeat. ROL is absolutely charming and something one has to appreciate in person. I can't believe I'm saying I would do this...but I would.

Add to the fact it was just a bunch of Disney throw up.

Please explain how