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No, it should not. $100 per build is well enough already; this is a Whitneyish toy whereby guests semi customly assemble(meaning there is a multitude of combinations, but finite nonetheless) their light sword using interchangeable plastic parts, no?

Sorry Gang, My bad......all this time I thought I was in Savi. I was not. After looking at pics online I was definitely in Dok Andar. Mousertainment, it's good you came in here to help out with my confusion and mistake. Thanks thanks Anyway Dok Andar is way too cool of a shop.

If the first 'paywall' is the Studios Park ticket, then what is the 'additional' one ???........I'm a bit confused here. Disney now charges to enter the lightsaber shop? Or requires purchase if entering? I went in that shop I think on 4 different visits last year to look at the artifacts and...

Savi's is the coolest themepark store anywhere. There is no Universal Store nor any Disney around the word that is as good. Savi's with its props, AA's architecture, displays best some popular rides, I say.

I view Universal Studios and IOA as one since the opening of Diagon and the Hog Express Train.

You can never go wrong playing the Kramer card(or invoking any Seinfeld for that matter).......a winner every time! Anyways back to Disney attendance: You don't get to pull a George Costanza--- no double dipping

So if conjoined twins are two legal/formal people.....which I believe they are since there are two names, two personalities, two thinking persons each with his own head and separate identity this has me pondering: Say twin #1 plots and executes a murder of a third party(via hiring a hitman)...

But perhaps Uni is doing it, too........ There should be 'rules'(common sense qualifiers) to these kinds of exercises......I mean when the USA attempts to understand its demography by collecting household data you don't get to be counted in one home and then pack up and go sleep on your...

Do conjoined twins who hold separate identities get in with one ticket or does each have to have his/her own?

Counting hoppers 2 to 6 times flagrantly misleads.........an act so egregious that it should be a criminal act; I'm thinking a low level misdomenor when cited. .....OK not a crime but such an illogical approach to understanding attendance that it should be laughed off stage and pelted with...

Completely different??? There are differences, of course, but your comment goes too far.

2nd place out of 5? I don't know throughput stats and overall favorability among guests but it's one super lousy attraction, omnimover or not.

Yes, worth the stress......it's a top 20 WDW attraction.

""Walked on to Soarin' the 10 minute wait time was due to the time it took to walk the queue."" Something doesn't look right with that.; it looks like a bizarre way of defining "wait".

If those restrictions/protocols are lifted by Spring Break expect the most insane level of crowds imaginable.....I foresee record breaking pandemonium.

Seeing a figure like that excites me more than a silhouette of Jessica Rabbit.

Yep, you saturated. 4 bona-fide hours worth of a single pavilion is going deep. I salute you!

Na, that wouldn't count........it goes against the spirit of the exercise. The point is what is the longest consecutive time you've spent in a specific pavilion to tour/dine or saturate. Passed out from alcohol on a bench for 3 hours, sleeping, queuing for an exceptionally long time for an...

I'm thinking I did 2+ hours in France once......and that was without table service dining. China must have came close, too.........since we spent say 75 minutes at 9 Dragons and then the circle film and shops. Any 3+ hour stays out there?( not including queuing up for Frozen on opening day)

I'd say that's a safe bet....... 😂