Search results

I may have missed this if it was posted, but I just returned from WDW and I noticed that you leave Star Tours, walk to the left and enter the area of Muppet Vision 3D, then you have the future site of Star Wars Galaxy's Edge. I cannot imagine Start Tours and its Endor theme giving way to the...

I'm worried about Muppet Vision and its location between Star Wars and the soon to open SWGE

I agree, and if Star Wars Galaxy's Edge is anywhere near the quality of the current meet and greets for Star Wars, DHS will be back, and in my opinion, better than ever in regards to experiences offered. I miss the original, but I am nostalgic, but these new additions are looking good to me.

You made me laugh.....but it's the Wagon Queen Family Truckster. You think you hate it now, but wait 'til you drive it. :)

I can agree with that.

All very good points

Youtube

Right.....Google anti-trust laws. That has more to do with the few airlines now having monopolies, and our Congress forgetting about all that anti-trust legislation that exists. Transportation has been classified as a necessity by our government, riding a roller coaster has not.

I still don't see where anyone said Disney "owes" them anything. It's okay to have differing opinions, guys. In fact, if you're so enamored with tgis new fee, offer to pay multiple parking fees next time since you're such better Disney fans than those of us who would rather them not charge...

Man, you're being presumptuous, aren't you? Where in his post did you see that he felt Disney World vacations are his right? So, you're lecturing a member because, by his financial decision-making, he feels that WDW is moving beyond affordability? That's what we call having an opinion, amd as a...

13 dollars a night won't modify anyone's trip, really. I have reached an age where all the souvenirs have limited appeal to me. I spend the majority of trip money on food and snacks, some souvenir items for the kids.

Frontierland after park closing

I agree, for Pete's sake. I paid the fee, and I'll pay it again. However, I still feel, and you won't change my mind, that it is a cash grab, a modest cash grab, but a cash grab. To keep it Disney, it's a magical cash grab, sprinkled with pixie dust :).

You're taking the discussion out of context. People are using "industry standard" as a reason, and I am pointing out that the industry standard that is being cited is in no way comparable to WDW's situation. Scarcity plays into parking fees at other hotels that charge for parking. Here's the...

You're pretty bitter about this topic. It's a cash grab, and I hope Cousin Eddie's room is right next to yours on your next trip. :D

It's a cash grab

I actually laughed at your cousin Eddie post. I could just see a guy in a hunting cap, bathrobe, and a beer lol

I think that's a good question. Wondering the same thing, over here.

I guess I mis-spoke (typed?) lol

I agree. I am telling you, I believe it is coming. Universal charges for it already, so they could use that excuse to soften the blow to visitors. Plus, it seems the parks are full of first time, or less frequent visitors, so I doubt Disney wouldn't be too concerned about WDW loyalists like us...