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You nailed it. Can you imagine WDW, in its current state, trying to remain a competitive, relevant entertainment destination without MK? Relying solely on the rich abundance of quality, state-of-the-art attractions (sarcasm) found at their other three parks? I mean that's still one more park...

Alas, poor Future World! I knew and loved him; a fellow of infinite wonder, of most excellent fancy. Now I could find more to do at Wonderworks for $26.99. Nice job TDO.

Not to mention ruffians, thugs, poison ivy, quicksand, cannibals and snakes, the plague. Also large bugs, men with pointy teeth and...Stop, no more, you'll just upset me. :coldfeet:

What a beautiful place to spend some time away from the parks. We have two nights planned there during our March trip. Can't wait to see how much more they can get done in 59 days!

So pretty much the vision that Walt had when he began purchasing the property.

Oh, uh-uh. I would sooner subject myself to a simultaneous root canal and barium enema than deal with that nightmare.

That was our experience as well, but with a far greater percentage of photos. A camera is only as good as the photographer using it. Is there any screening process (i.e. examples of work) involved to be hired for this position? I'm thinking even the popcorn guy could take photos that aren't...

I have been unimpressed with 95% of the photos taken during our past four (recent) trips. We felt compelled to buy none of them. Quite frankly my iPhone 6 takes far better photos IMHO. Thankfully the PhotoPass photographers are always willing (and often times offer eagerly) to take some shots...

OK, I'll bite. What the heck DOES it stand for??

I just noticed that the top of the corner column has a carving of the temple monkey with the golden pot on his head. Nice detail!!!!

I like this room, too, but would rank it a notch below the SEA room and several notches above the main dining room. (Does it have a formal name?) Thanks for sharing all of your photos!!

Opinion totally changed. The SEA room is just amazing. I can't tell if those are feathers or shields on the crown moulding, but either way it's an awesome detail. Love the leopard skin chair fabric, too!

Thanks! You are SO correct...I missed the photos on the previous page. LOVE the painting of Shirley's Temple over the fireplace and the parrot light fixtures. I hope someone can post photos of all of the dining spaces.

I hate to be THAT guy, but I must admit I'm a little underwhelmed by the main room decor. I was expecting a MUCH more immersive ambiance (i.e. weird, tacky jungle "stuff" everywhere). Other than the banner and plaque, nothing about the physical space itself screams "Jungle Cruise". Maybe the...

Thanks for sharing that information! Glad to know my Disney intuition is still on fleek.

It would indeed...I just figured there was inadequate square footage at El Pirata for a table service character experience.

Actually, Adventureland Veranda closed over 20 years ago! (July '94)!!! I always thought Disney missed a golden opportunity in not re-opening it as a Pirate-themed character meal restaurant during the Jack Sparrow franchise years. Seemed like a no-brainer to me given its location. But I am...

I'm trying to remember...was the glass roof behind the sign always there, or is that new? I'm thinking it was already there.

So if they have outside seating can I feed the birds...Tiffins a bag?

I am a lower school STEM instructor by profession. Given the national push for STEM initiatives at all grade levels, it amazes me that Epcot has not capitalized on such hands-on experiences as engineering and robotics, for example. This, to me, is a perfect fit for Innoventions, if nothing...