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I’m not sure why asbestos would be such a show stopper. If you’re in any building that is over 50 years old, chances are pretty high it’s all around you. Abatement, while not cheap, is not prohibitively expensive, and is fairly straight forward. Source: see my previous post about currently...

As I am knee deep in the renovation of a 70 year old commercial building, I can, unfortunately, confirm. To borrow a phrase, there are: 1. Lies 2. Damn Lies 3. As-Built Documentation

I really have nothing to add to this conversation other than to lament the fact that the phrase “I graduated in 2019” makes me commiserate with Methuselah. As you were.

Any shareable hints on what those changes could be?

Not wanting to bury the lede … which DAS changes would those be?

I would posit that increased DAS use is also a direct result of G+. Charging for what used to be free encourages people to find alternatives, both legitimate and illegitimate.

I believe those are to detect guests trying to leave the Time Rovers during the ride. Which, if true, means this issue became so prevalent that they had to spend $ on this system. 🤦‍♂️

I know Mobile Ordering has its challenges, but I can’t imagine it’s worse than waiting in a line like this.

Love the figure. But definitely disappointed in the placement. One of the most effective, subtle build-up moments of that area is the air blowing on riders as the GH says “Shhhh …. Listen….” Now, I’m worried some of that effectiveness is lost due to Hatbox’s appearance/lighting, as well as...

A “gradual increase” is literally the exact opposite of “turbocharged.”

Saw this novelty desk sign and thought it would be a good purchase for Disney when they re-open Starcruiser in its new form, whatever that is. Maybe they could even sell them in the gift shop.

Maybe I’m overthinking this, but won’t this make it *harder* to get reservations? I have no idea the use rate for the third party dining reservation systems (maybe @lentesta could fill us in), but I can’t imagine it’s a huge percentage of guests. The only reason they work is when ressies open up...

Time to repost my Venn diagram: In my personal situation, I am fully in the top two circles, having watched the OT in the theaters, bought the action figures, own the movies in Beta, VHS, Laserdisc, DVD, Blu-ray, etc. But while I could easily afford the cost, the thought of role playing for...

They don’t want to get rid of it now, but needed a “good news” distraction on a day full of price increases..

While we’d all love more details, some of us were around for the announcements related to “The Disney Decade” under Eisner. I’m still waiting for the Russia and Switzerland pavilions, a new circle-vision in MK, a Muppet Movie Ride, a Roger Rabbit ride, Dick Tracy’s Crimestoppers, etc. I’m just...

I’m actually kinda surprised there haven’t been more bear sightings on property. Where there’s food, there’s bears. And correct me if I’m wrong, but I think there might possibly be some food on property. Shoot, I live in the middle of a highly populated, high traffic county in a suburb of a...

My favorite DHS day from my recent trip was when Rise, TSMM, MMRR, and RnR were all closed at the same time, mid day. Good times.

For folks wondering "Will changing to Disney songs really increase attendance?" ... it's not just about attendance. The tweet below is about replacing Dinosaur, but it is probably applicable to CBJ as well. I wonder what the tax and royalties implications are from playing Disney songs in CBJ?

I thoroughly enjoy Bug. Sad to see it go. But, like Alien Encounter, it was probably doomed by too many complaints from the parents of crying children. And once again, Disney does something less objectionable than a previous trial balloon, and it’s counted as a win.

Ops is definitely keeping a tight reign on Tron, I’m guessing because of the minimal indoor queue space, which seems woefully small. Yesterday, our boarding group was called several hours behind the recent average, due to several stoppages (over 2 hours worth according to the above post from the...