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Some year of a million dreams stuff, birthday stuff, pins probably, fancy desserts to accommodate allergies... But my first and more amusing reaction was the occasional cup of ice water :D

How about Figment land? :D even though that doesn't really fit the whole Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow thingy... :cautious:

Somewhere on the youtubes, as my high school shop teacher called it, is a recording of the whole show including the preshow music. I decided to be not lazy and actually find it: Just paste that URL into YouTube-mp3.org or any converter/downloader and enjoy! You could even cut out the individual...

That would be Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom as mentioned above :) It's pretty fun, and some of the artwork on the cards you use is really neat. Just drop by the fire house in Town Square to get started :)

Yes and no. It's the same concept but the "vehicle" is very different. Quest uses a fighter jet trainer that myself and others have likened to a clothes dryer, while SOAT uses a simulator with a hanging coaster feel. Your feet hang down, and the screen is placed in front of you, and your...

Not sure if this question is running through anyone else's head like it is mine, but what happens to the old Sid's merch that was for sale there, specifically Bert's jacket from Mary poppins?

If he's really into gaming then you may want to check out Quest at downtown Disney. It's a video game centric indoor "park".

I have some theater friends that went down, and one of them actually won the chance to audition for the tv show, so I suppose they'd say it was pretty cool. It's never really been my dig though, and is supposedly closing September 30th from what I've read elsewhere on the forums.

As far as the science geek aspect goes, if you're into biology, check out the behind the seeds tour at the land. Reservations can be made at the counter by the entrance to soarin'. It offers a closer look at some of the biological stuffs from the boat ride.

When "It's A Small World" first debuted, it was at the Pepsi pavilion at the 1964 New York World's Fair in Flushing Meadows, Queens, as a tribute to UNICEF. If the story I heard is correct, to this day, all coinage collected from the waterways of the ride are still donated to UNICEF as a nod to...

Bob just mentioned an increased Star Wars presence in the parks with details coming next year. Neat.

Calling Merchandise is pretty much the way to go in my experience. They'll send you just about anything. I've even gotten the cologne from the Norway pavilion that way. I know upon initial release they wouldn't phone order the original Vera Bradley Disney bags, and often times festival merch...

Also, universe of energy was sponsored by Exxon from 86-96 and exxonmobil from 96-04

United technologies sponsored the living seas from 86-98

I do enjoy the Yankee Trader, but I'm pretty excited for all this attraction specific merch! :)

The escalator is inside the entrance to the attraction and immediately to the left I do believe. It can also be reached on the left side of the gift shop near the exit. Although, there is a cage around it that someone mentioned as being locked. The stairwell is positioned on the left side in the...

I can't seem to locate the thread, but I seem to recall that one of the on property cases was fairly recent and involved a janitor at the yacht club storing his "photography collection" or looking up such images on one of Disney's computers that screenshots every three seconds... I suppose that...

I hate to be that guy, but they just lowered iPod Touch prices this morning. Granted they still might not be low enough for some peoples' tastes, but they certainly aren't out to hike prices. They recently released the cheapest iMac ever. Again, not exactly cheap, but a price drop just the...

True. It just reminds me of a local park that had a rotating ride have some components break. Granted, an amusement park ride weighs significantly less than the average restaurant, I think anyways, but the parts were made locally and reinstalled. There's not too many components to break on a...

Hello, Does anyone know whether or not one can purchase a package for WDW and add DL tickets on for an upcoming trip? Someone had mentioned this to me, and I wondered if there was any truth to it. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks! Edit:This was mentioned as a money saving tactic.