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It helps it to keep from being marred So you think WDW doesn't know how to do crowd flow?

Yes, but to keep those rights they must execute on them. Hence the plywood cutout in a mural of supers. If they took that down and did nothing with the IP, they would lose access to it. Pretty sure.

You are correct. When Disneyland opened in the late 50s you had Davy Crocket, then Swiss Family, even Matterhorn is based on their movie 3rd Man on the Mountain. Then you toss in Snow White, Peter Pan, Mr. Toad, etc. Lot of IPs from the get go.

Yes they do. From what I understand the Black Panther is displayed as a flat cutout in the queue for one of their attractions. Unless they cease to use it or fail to keep it maintained to the standards of the agreement, they have the rights.

I live in the #1 BBQ city in the US and the evidence is counter to your statement. #justsayinisall

Well, hyper-vigilance is not accommodated, moose out front should of told you.

I guarantee you will not notice the GotG building when you are there looking with your eyes and not seeing it through the lens of a camera. This shot is from last Nov. and we were amazed how the "go away blue" truly made it disappear in person. They photo doesn't do it justice. Also, the...

Thank you.

WDW isn't grabbing the $$$$$$$$, it's being thrown at them. And why should we be upset. I'm happy they are doing well. You don't get new things when there's no $$$$$ coming in. I'm happy they do this, and MNNSHP and MVMCP. Sure I need to plan around it this fall when we are there, but the...

It is looks like a shorter run of track than I was expecting.

I would argue that it was not as much "aging well" as entertainment tastes changing. EPCOT was on the vanguard of "Infotainment." But the consuming public really only wants "Entertainment." EPCOT ushered in infotainment really. TLC and Discovery Channels gained popularity within a decade of...

Same here. We haven't watched for about 6 yrs, but that will still come up occasionally. We'll also quote Clarabell now and then.... mainly just a EYesss.

He's not scary. Sometimes he's the "bad guy" other times he's helped in a pinch. Like after Goofy was turned into a baby by Professor VonDrake's time machine, Pete knew how to burb him.... Top, top, bottom, bottom, middle, middle, middle.

Pete is all over Mickey Mouse Club House. Favorite Pete quote, while holding a ball of yarn "why, I find this oddly compelling."

You are correct. SM is a part of the 3 Mountains and its building is an engineering marvel. They may update the track and evolve the experience, but it isn't going anywhere. People love it and diminishing guest capacity serves no one.

Yes, and it has always been that way. From the early Ticket system that people look back on with nostalgia, to staying at one of the two on site hotels. Fun fact, back in the day you couldn't ride the Resort Monorail unless you showed your Resort ID. So unless you had a dinner reservation...

I am surprised that they can't do some sort of Projection Mapping instead of the physical figure.

Yes, but on a much smaller scale. Back in 1977, Diamond Horseshoe Review was an add on ticket if you wanted to see the show. BUT Frankly, the whole experience of going to MK was an "add on" experience. There was the ticketing system for riding rides. No E Ticket? No PotC. So, you were...

Thanks. (to be fair, I mentioned St. Louis. But that's because I just had some Disneyesque experience there. Check out City Museum and the Cheshire if you are ever there.)

fngoofy said: They aren't in FL, they are in WDW. WDW is just in FL for the weather. Having vacationed in Hawaii thrice, NY twice, Chicago twice, St. Louis once, and various other spots for getaways, I am partial to WDW. Hawaii is fun, but for overall bang for your buck WDW wins. That's why...