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They're more articulated than the animals in Tiana's Bayou Adventure.

Or dinosaurs. Which I was under the impression was why Dinoland was lacking in the real animal department compared to Africa and Asia. I, personally, found it to be a darned good excuse. There are 63,000 different animal species in Colombia alone, so Tropical Americas doesn't have that one.

I told someone to turn off their phone flashlight on Dinosaur once. They weren't even being the normal rude by shining it at the animatronics, they were turning around an shining it right in people's eyes. They listened, but I heard them talking about it at the end so I hightailed it out of...

Eventually I would like to do posts for the different sections of Restaurant O'saurus, but for now, I would like to implore anyone who will be in Animal Kingdom soon, if you're lucky enough that all of Restaurant O'saurus is open, head to the right, all the way in the back, to "The Hip Joint"...

I'm not saying the place is definitely going to fail, but it's amazing how many people will just completely flip and declare something a rousing, long-lasting success based on one image of one night within like two days of opening (when it's still the shiny new thing). I guess a lot of people...

Jungle Cruise is, at best, a one and done. Even that one time has the issue of being a gamble; getting in a long line isn't worth the potential to get a terrible skipper. I like watching Fantasmic overall, I think it's the best nighttime show, but I don't like its weird combination of random...

Aaaaaaand the games have gotten low on stock enough to go back to the old prizes for smalls. If the round is full enough, Disney is getting thirty six dollars for one of those guys they were giving away on holidays last year. They have demoted the large Cementosaurus to medium at certain...

There are hot air balloons and people on the mountain. It looks like an exaggerated, idealized postcard. It's crazy. Also, going down the big drop in a costume like that seems even more terrifying than the big drop normally was.

Imagine the amount of things they could have done to improve the park with that 140 million dollars if they hadn't invested it in making the park worse.

Went to the AMC in Springs last night, figured I would have dinner while I was there. Found myself thinking "wow, these prices are terrible...but at least they're not as bad as the Cake Bake Shop". The notoriously overpriced power of Disney and movie theaters, combined, still seems reasonable...

You get access to the food; that's the sweetening the deal. You have to pay for your food at Disney anyway, now you have these special options that ideally will taste very good and look nice. You don't have to personally find it appealing, but that's the idea. It's really not different from the...

The exclusive food makes sense to me; it helps sell a package. Go to the party and you get not only short lines, you get things you can only get there. It's meant to sweeten the deal, not be the entire reason you go.

Update on Fossil Fun Games: They have gotten in a new shipment of tiny triceratops, still completely out of Daryls, completely out of any Mickeys, out of tiny Minnies, out of small cementosauruses, and out of large triceratops. The crazy thing is they haven't lowered the requirement for getting...

It was bacon, cheddar, a poached egg, and lobster, back when they had a la cart options. So mainly a breakfast burger, but with the extra inherent deliciousness of lobster. I liked it a lot.

I forgot the Bell Burger from Liberty Tree Tavern; a cheeseburger with lobster on it. It was so good I made it at home once.

The soda sticks out to me as the worst part. I can look at all the other stuff and think "well, maybe they're made with ridiculously high quality ingredients. Maybe it's actually fair if I knew what went into it...". But then I see they're selling basic Coke products for eight/seven bucks and I...

Roundup Rodeo Barbeque is the sit-down restaurant and it's open. This is for Woody's Lunchbox, the land's quick service, which has way too few places to sit so they're adding some. Which is a good thing, but they announced it and put up the walls to start almost three years ago.

I think any plot they picked would have inevitably ended up the same after getting run through the "No Talent" filter.

The book is over a hundred years old; it's in the public domain, no one owns it.

I don't know how true it is, but I heard around a certain time of year the ride ends up going down a lot because bats tend to roost in there. Maybe it's bat season?