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I’m curious why does TSMM seem so unpopular here? It’s my DD’s favorite ride and always has really long waits so it’s a popular ride. I enjoy doing it with her and we always have fun. I prefer the classic dark rides of course but TSMM is fun.

I think it’s a mistake not to address it but I agree with you, that’s what I thought they were doing too. It seems like with all the attention towards it they could have made a better statement. Did they make any statement about the poor CM at WDW? Of again just hoping it gets buried and news...

It’s a great point about the toys. I really don’t think my kids generation are big SW fans. My kids never wanted the toys. My son liked Finn but never really connected with the movies. My daughter likes Rey but again not into the movies. They LOVE Marvel and will happily watch those movies over...

Has Disney still not released a statement stating they are banned and they won’t tolerate such behavior?

I have no idea where this is. Is it always open? Where is it?

Classic rides! I’m talking about Peter Pan, Haunted Mansion and Pirates. My kids have already been more times than I did as a kid and it’s still amazes me how much the classic rides hold up and still impress them. My son’s favorite ride is HM but Toad is probably second followed by Autotopia. My...

But remember don’t tug on Superman’s cape or pull the mask off the old Lone Ranger.

My kids enjoy the ride and it looks great, especially at night, but I don’t get the little rides. My kids did them once and have never had any desire to do them again so it seems like a lot of wasted space with carnival rides. I never understood building a “land” with one ride.

We really hated that on our last trip in the fall. My kids love HM and want to do it at least once a day but the cluster was awful. It’s no fun to be little in the middle of a mob and there was only so much I could do to try and keep them protected with my arms around them. They stopped wanting...

And both had less far less crowds than were expected and both gave the same excuse as to why people stayed away. It’s funny the way crowds only scare people away from certain things.

I really wasn’t impressed with it and I can’t even picture the castle much less the landscaping which is why I was wondering if they did a lot to the park since I went many years ago. I’ll have to look it up. I know it was never meant to be to Parisians what Disneyland is to locals but Europeans...

Now find the mysterious redhead with your sleuthing skills TP!

Really? It didn’t impress me but given I took a train over for a day trip from Paris it had a lot to compete with. If I wasn’t living there I wouldn’t have bothered. Have they done much of a renovation to it? I never understood the idea of putting it outside of Paris. Tourists have much better...

Darkbeer don’t get sidetracked, who is the mysterious redhead?

No luck on the mysterious redhead but while searching for her I found great pictures: https://mashable.com/2015/07/17/disneyland-opening/ Note TROR DO NOT click on these photos. It will only further encourage you to lobby for dressing standards at the park. Even I have to admit those girls...

Phew, I’m glad it wasn’t well known! I was embarrassed to ask but I couldn’t figure it out!

Darkbeer you know what I want to know, who was the redhead?

True. Everyone knew they only did the milk to have their own Butterbeer. I still think both places get money for the drinks the first time because of the novelty but it doesn’t sound like the milk gets repeats. Plus at the rate people are hearing about it they might start skipping the milk...

Nope Butterbeer is actually good. Now I don’t think so, it’s too sweet and butterscotch for me, and I’m a Potter fan so I was looking forward to trying it. My husband knows nothing about Potter anything and he went back multiple times from all over Univeral just to get more. Butterbeer was...

I have done the Party the last few years and it’s a lot of fun. Yes, when the party starts non-ticketed guests have to leave. Party guests got wristbands which is how they knew who could stay. No wristband means no rides or anything else. I think they also watched at the land entrances for...