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I would have answered "none" because I'd rather see a dark ride based on an original concept. Since that's very unlikely and not in the poll, I chose The Jungle Book because I feel like there are some cool ways to use effects with that idea.

Part of it is the placement like others have mentioned. It's also the impact of FastPass Plus and the tiering. Soarin' Around the World isn't as popular now, and the third theater has helped the capacity. Plus, a lot of people are picking Test Track and Frozen for Tier 1. For Tier 2, there are...

This is a tough one and could stretch out to 20 if I'm not careful. I'll stick to five official choices Spaceship Earth Splash Mountain Haunted Mansion Space Mountain Living with the Land Just missed the list: Tower of Terror, People Mover

I'm excited to have Survivor back, and cool with 3/4 returning players (Joe seems like an okay guy, but not sure I'm ready for him again yet). Love Aubry (still can't believe she lost), and David Wright is great too. Kelley is cool. The main twist both intrigues me and makes me nervous. I don't...

I do miss the humor from John Michael Higgins, but overall I think Test Track is still a strong attraction. The benefit of the futuristic theme is that it actually fits better inside Future World. The effects work out really well, and the score from Paul Leonard-Morgan is much better than the...

Hello. I'm not a DVC member, but I feel like this is the right forum since we booked a one-bedroom villa at Aulani for late March during my daughters' Spring Break. My girls are 9 and nearly 6, and we'll be there for a week. Any recommendations? We don't plan to do a lot of traveling around the...

We had no issues with our daughters when they were just a little bit older (21 and 22 months, respectively), but like others have said, it totally depends on the child. It's Tough to Be a Bug may be pushing it due to the in-theater effects. Philharmagic is likely fine, and the Muppets isn't so...

I suspect the comment refers to when Tiki left the first time and was replaced by "Under New Management". It didn't receive the same vitriol because this was when the Internet was not so prominent. A lot of fans did not enjoy it, though.

I agree. One particular Survivor combo is going to be amazing TV, if that last really long. And I don't mean a particular tie-dyed candidate for Indiana governor.

I'm also pumped about The Amazing Race coming back (maybe early next year?). Unsure if you want to get spoiled, but the cast is out there if you're curious. I don't read spoilers in general but am aware of the theme of next season.

Apparently, Jeremy is claiming in exit interviews that he was voted out because of an off-screen conflict with Angelina that wasn't shown. I need to listen to the podcast, but here's a summary: https://www.realityblurred.com/realitytv/2018/10/jeremy-angelina-theory-survivor-david-vs-goliath/

I'm also a patron and used to be more active in the Facebook group. I just don't spend as much time on Facebook in general anymore, so I haven't been in there as much. I haven't listened to Eric this week, but he's been funny on past podcasts. Big Brother is my blind spot; I always say I'm going...

Know-it-Alls is my favorite and the show I never miss. I also listen to all the exit interviews. I try to do the recaps and voicemails, but it depends on my time and the guests. Doing the Survivor blogs was a lot of fun. I started in Cagayan and did them every week through Kaoh Rong. I ended up...

I like Josh and think First One Out (which he's done before the past three seasons with a lot of pre-game content and interviews with Probst, all the cast, and some crew) is excellent. It doesn't spoil anything and gives a lot of insight on how the show was put together. I will say that The...

If you haven't heard it, the interview with Pat on First One Out (Josh Wigler's podcast) is great. A lot more in-depth and longer than the other exit interviews (including the one on Rob Has a Podcast).

Wow. This looks incredible. I love the fact that Universal is mixing in so many launches, physical sets, and other interesting effects. At least based on what we know now, this should at least be up there with the other big Potter attractions.

I think that trends ebb and flow with how Disney treats its parks and how guests approach them. We're going to see a bump from Galaxy's Edge and some of the other new attractions like Tron, Guardians, and Ratatouille. The lower attendance and hotel occupancy has to be a concern for Disney right...

It was a relief to not have so much about the theme in this episode. I enjoyed it and also wanted Lyrsa to stay! I typically root for the underdogs, and seeing them flip the script was cool. I also didn't mind Jessica; she could have handled Gabby better, though. That scene with Gabby and...

I think the big difference is that Ratatouille takes place in Paris, which connects the attraction directly to the pavilion with the Eiffel Tower. Despite having connections to French, BatB feels more like it could take place in any enchanted land. Yes, they are both fantasies, but at least the...

I can't even look at these. They're too painful, even almost 20 years later!