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That ride looks ADORABLE. Fun sets and some neat kinetics, and a couple of really cute gags. I’m so happy for the park to have it.

The whole WDW 50th aesthetic has been classy and beautiful overall. I love what it’s brought to the welcome signs and toll plaza, and these decorations are shaping up to be one of the nicest park icon overlays anywhere. Shame about the castle paint, but I can live with it for a year and then...

This is really callous. I couldn’t care less about the Frozen show. I laughed through it the first time I saw it. But these are real people and if this girl opened Magical Map, then she had invested at least 7 years of her life into working at Disneyland. But your insults apply to everyone else...

I don’t see what all the fuss is about. It doesn’t look any more charming than the Mauretania’s.

This. Even in the updated guidelines where it says activities that involve shouting are to be discouraged, I don’t take that to mean screaming on thrill rides. I take that to mean, if it’s part of an employee’s spiel to elicit a cheer from the crowd (“Who’s ready to have a great time? Oh, come...

There is a way to be sure, and it’s to look at capacity numbers. BlogMickey estimates attendance on an average day at the Magic Kingdom to be 57,433. The Peoplemover’s theoretical hourly rider capacity is 3,600, which, multiplied by a 14-hour day, is 50,400. That’s the Peoplemover, mind you...

Believe it or not, I am a top @TP2000 fan! I look forward to debating about walls of trees again.

Your signature is a Gavin quote. As for the rest of your reply, point taken. The first time. About 900 of your posts ago.

Considering how few table service restaurants Disneyland has, the leap to serving alcohol at all of them doesn't seem like such a leap. I wouldn't be surprised to see that in a couple of years. Although maybe they will want to keep it to Blue Bayou and keep all the (non-Star Wars) alcohol in one...

I don’t know how @raven24 has the patience to keep responding to those of you who have been complaining in circles for numerous pages, but I thank her for it. She’s not the only one irritated. 80% of this thread is the same posts over and over again about the apparent stupidity of limiting...

Good. Now do Paradise Pier Hotel and have it on my desk by Friday. Bob wants 5 more of these for the Disney+ show

So, not only is it like a DVD bonus feature game, but the story is that you’re a custodian at Spider-Man’s office? Between this and Millennium Falcon: Target Run, what’s with all the drama-illiterate and fun-hating missed opportunities lately?

Does this mean we can finally demolish Pixar Pier?

Not that we can fully appreciate it since it’s never been properly restored, but the cinematography is world-class. Gregg Toland, the DP for Citizen Kane, photographed Song of the South and his work is stunning. If you find a copy of the film that hasn’t been horribly blown out and...

@Professortango1 ;)

I don’t have an answer to this, but it made me think about WDW’s Jungle Cruise. At Disneyland, the boat launch and surrounding area and first sequence of the ride take place in India, making Alberta fit in nicely. It would be kind of neat if at WDW they featured a Hispanic counterpart to DL’s...

Finally. Now I can finish my YouTube video about the hidden backstory of Storybookland that YOU probably DIDN’T know ABOUT 🤯 [NOT CLICKBAIT!!!]

I’m not sure if it’s how the land is oriented in relation to the sun, the scenic painting, or the hill that the castle sits on, but Hollywood’s Hogwarts looks so much prettier than Florida’s. The paint’s got to be part of it— I think the Hollywood Hogsmeade looks nicer as well. Sight line issues...

I’m cackling imagining a sweating attractions host dutifully reciting backstory required by imagineers who had no idea what real-life operation was like, while also desperately rushing guests through the ride as the line grows steadily longer.

Agreed, I can’t possibly enjoy or be immersed in the Storybookland Canal Boats until I know Susan’s surname.