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I would say it is because rental companies are in the process of following suit.

Do the whole audience a favor though and don't use the flash. You'll be too far away from the show for it to make a difference to the photos.

With the exception of the tar baby people are right nothing exceptionally racist happens in the film. The two big problems people have with it are: 1. the positive portrayal of the relationship between white plantation owners and black slaves. (Not dissimilar to the ones in Gone with the...

You obviously don't remember the "Tar baby" scene. I actually have a VHS copy of this which makes me happy because it's actually a pretty good movie.

I think the OP was talking about someone whos FP time had not yet commenced rather than had been and gone.

At DL Pooh replaced the Country Bears. If WDW got rid of them the poor creatures would have no other source of income.

V&As is the only one that I can think of. It's certainly the only one Birnbaum's make's a point of mentioning.

Personally I do think there is a thing such as too many Character meals. I've been going pretty much every year since I was born and my parents never took me to more than one CM per trip. It made them a whole lot more special. Other places we enjoyed going were Sci-Fi, Teppan Edo, Tony's...

I can't say one is that much better than the other. I've been at both times and the crowds are usually pretty big for both of them.

I get bored with it after 1 of the top 7 attractions. I always enjoy company clips.

I'm afraid that I have to disagree. Dinosaur is connected to the film of the same name (and it was even before they changed the ride's name). Mission Space is connected to Mission to Mars (however unsuccessful that may have been). As for Aerosmith, what band would you prefer. As I see it...

Keep in mind that you'll get all the British kids at that time of year though because they tend to go for 2 weeks at a time and don't go back to school until mid-late September

If you're worried about the exchange rate then don't get cash out from an atm. They give you a much better exchange rate of you actually pay for stuff with the card. Also credit cards have better exchange rates than debit cards.

1. This depends on how far away the FP entry time is and whether I've already got an FP for another ride. But generally 20-30 mins. Sometimes (often with BTM) I'll get an FP then hop in the stand-by, ride it, then hop in the FP line. 2. 30-60 mins is reasonable depending on what the lines...

The amount I spend depends on the weather. I've never been on the DP but judging by the number of drinks I'll sometimes have in one day I would imagine that it is the additional food expense most likely to come up.

The other aspect of it is that an E-ticket ride would have the impression of being a better ride than a D-ticket just because of the classification. So it can work as an advertisement for rides. Having used a similar ticket system (not at Disney) it does have the effect of creating desirable...

I'm not the biggest fan of LMA and I do think that they should only have one stunt show. I don't think scrapping LMA or rejigging it is the answer. Personally I'd be more inclined to scrap Indy (which is looking very dated) and sort of collate the two by including some of the audience...

I've stayed there twice this year. The first time it was a bit last minute so I ended up near the DTD end. It was a 5-10 minute walk to the main lobby/pool which was only annoying in the sense that I wasn't near the food/shop area and I don't generally make my own meals when I stay at a DVC...

Universal have a separate line for Meal Deal Customers. Perhaps a solution to the line issue would be for Disney to implement separate lines for Dining plan customers during peak times. I did have a very long wait in August while i was behind a French guy trying to explain what he wanted as part...

It's also only at certain courses (can't remember which ones myself).