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People dressed better all the time back then.

I didn't realize we were close enough to Cars 3 for a teaser. Not a lot of info but the premise is more interesting than Cars 2.

I don't like really scary/gory Halloween stuff so even though I'm committed to including none Disney parks on future trips, I'll definitely stick to DL for future Halloween trips. I imagine the LA Zoo's Halloween offerings would be safe though.

Your last concern shouldn't be a problem as there are no humans in The Lion King.

Maybe because carb loading has been disproven.

This is Brutus And his sister Calliope. They are ready to star.

I like both but it's true about the party. If you don't plan to do it go for Christmas. I recommend the 1st week of December.

I know what you mean. When I went to buy my current pair I kept reminding myself that color doesn't matter. I got lucky, the ones that worked best ended up being mostly dark grey with mint green and a bit of lime green.

For another example Vatican City has the highest crime rate in the world but it's almost all pickpocketing tourists.

I too doubt anything big for the 65th or 70th but I'm hoping for a big celebration for Mickey's (and Minnie's) 100th in 2028.

I wonder if it will pick up after the Olympics are over.

I'm torn. This sounds really cool and I'm sure it will fit in just fine. But, Peter.

You should post this here: http://forums.wdwmagic.com/forums/animation-movies-tv.32/

The similarities to the original are superficial. Really just the very basic premise is the same. I saw it yesterday and liked it.

I've been to a few of these. They are very well done. As for Hamilton, they record everything for theatre archives. Doesn't mean it will be distributed.

They don't have MM+. The tickets have a bar code and fast pass works like it did at WDW before MM+

You're not overreacting. I've never actually counted myself, but I've heard multiple times that DLR's two have more attractions than WDW's four.

I think you're thinking of WDW not DLR.