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Did you read the, "These roles are not intended to be an impersonation of the American Idol Judges as seen on TV?"

The only aspect of the ride that you praised was the drop. The rest of your praise was for the queue. A line does not a good ride make. Frankly, I think Splash Mountain IS a more thrilling attraction. I feel like there is more to it. The pacing is better. The show scenes are better. The...

Lunge? The yeti swipes its arm. As far as movements go I've seen carnival ride animatronics that appear to do more in a split second than the yeti does.

So you would rather the Superstar TV Theater sit empty in the middle of the main courtyard for the park? The way I see it they ARE fixing something. They're putting something in an empty theater. Yes, because Wal-Mart, McDonalds, and Microsoft are pinnacles of creativity. Hate to tell...

Easy. Disney builds new attraction. Disney advertises new attraction. People buy tickets to see new attraction. Disney makes money. Rinse. Lather. Repeat.

Dude... Walt's dead. What he wants or wanted has little influence over the decisions that are made within TDC anymore.

10- No, I do not. I don't know where you got that impression.

Um... the caves on Tom Sawyer Island aren't that dark. The caves on Big Thunder (except the initial portion) aren't that dark. The dwarves work in a jewel mine, and jewels are known for being quite sparkly and shiny. A single lantern (like what the dwarves us in the film) could conceivably...

Frankly Rob, that sounds far to similar to the April's Fool article I wrote for Mousevine last year for me to consider this remotely possible.

*sigh* I think you're assuming that it would be dark and fast. I'm fairly certain that Imagineering would make the concept work quite effectively. I see a lot of potential with actual show scenes and enjoyable banter. You have to remember, "Heigh-Oh" is the song that is sung in the mine...

Hellboy looks so sad...

I imagine any Snow White coaster would still be a kiddie coaster (see Barnstormer) only themed to mimic a trip through the dwarves' jewel mine. The concept has potential, and if done correctly could give perform as a "Kid's Big Thunder." I'm actually really supportive of that idea because it...

Wouldn't be too difficult with Brer Rabbit just standing there, not hopping. :lookaroun

You have never, not once in your life, have heard someone call Disney a kiddie-park? You have never met someone who didn't feel like they HAD to go to Disney? My statements weren't barbs at Disney, but there are people who believe those things. There are a lot of people who grew up in Central...

I'm too tired to fight, and it is true that some of them no longer exists. The last three are gone, though Studio 54 and the Herc and Xena/Murder She Wrote theater is still there, there's nothing in them. Wild Wild West turned into Fear Factor (unfortunately) and Back to the Future is no the...

Acrophobia: Six Flags Over Georgia

Um... any thing at Disney that isn't Pixar.

The short answer is yes. The long answer is that Universal is developing a family thrill ride (similar to Spiderman) utilizing Kuka Roboarm technology. It was rumored that Disney wanted the technology to be used in an Incredibles attraction, but Universal got and and (just like Spiderman)...

You are looking far too into them in order to find justification for not counting their story. Example: How can logs go uphill in Splash Mountain. How are all those birds in a room and no bird p00p be seen anywhere. Wait... this Star Wars garage looks like a Soundstage from the front. Who...

Universal attractions heavily tied to a story with a beginning, middle and end. Revenge of the Mummy Jimmy Neutron: NickToon Blast Shrek 4-D The Simpsons Men in Black: Alien Attack Jaws ET T2:3D Adventures of Spiderman Jurassic Park River Adventure Dudley Do-Right Ripsaw Falls...