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Well, the "Meet the Robinsons" movie coming out is supposedly about time travel, so you could probably use that on CoP, but to me, you either keep CoP exactly like it is, or you kill it. The main draw to it is nostagia for adults. They sing along with the music and laugh at the bad AA, like a...

Pumbas: "Hopefully never. Has to be Pixars worst film. Its incredible how such a bad movie gets such hype." Dopey: "Exactly. The same thing happens on a local level here in Chicago with The Second City. There are dozens of funnier sketch-comedy revues playing in town, but the only shows that...

As I've said, you can obviously personally dislike anything in the world you like. What I'm reacting to is the dislike in the context of this particular discussion. Essentially the point of view was, "The Incredibles shouldn't be made into a ride because it is a second-rate, sub par movie."...

Yeah, I was wondering how many people watch football there on Sundays. Sounds like alot. We're staying at the Boardwalk, so our plan is to hit Epcot in the morning and then head to ESPNZone around noon.

My wife and I go now, without kids, and I know when we go with kids it WILL be different. Right now we can zoom to whatever ride we want, or decide to head back to the hotel pool for a break, or go to P.I., or eat at a fancy restaurant and not have to consider how to fit kids in those plans...

"Good," is an opinion. You can't prove it on a personal level. Despite billions of people liking chocolate, that won't make someone who doesn't suddenly change their mind. But when deciding whether to serve chocolate ice cream in the parks, you're going to look at the mass reaction to it, not...

You're entitled to your opinion, but I don't understand why you can't see that your personal opinion doesn't really explore this particular topic intelligently. Do you think the guy in charge of the snacks served in the parks would rule out popcorn just because he personally didn't like it...

No, no, no. This post got nasty when it was the opinions of those that LIKED The Incredibles that was discredited. "Yeah critics, audiences, and Oscar voters loved it, but millions also loved Hitler so what does that prove?" Plus why is it always this simple argument of, Shrek made $400...

Just to clear things up. You expressed a contrary view on a critical and box-office success that won an academy award, not a second rate film. It's fine that you don't like it, but in the larger sense of whether it should get an attraction at any of the parks, it really has the same or greater...

ESPNZone shows practically every sporting event on the planet. You can watch any NFL game you want there. I'm going to be there when the Pats play the Bears and plan on allocating 3 hours of my day to watching that game at ESPNZone.

Incredibles was a great flick. Don't need a ride based on the Edna scene to replace CoP though.

Nov. 23 - 29. 48 more days...

I haven't been to the one at DTD, but I know the other House of Blues I've been to have served BBQ. Definitely baby back ribs made with sauce, since I ordered it.

I'll agree with that if I see it while I'm there during non-free DDP. While it's probably a great promotion for them, I flat out don't think WDW can handle the traffic generated by the free DDP - at least in its current form. I mean, when you're advertising that people can exchange TS credits...

People get all bent out of shape about stuff like this, and they don't even use the attraction. DL has very limited space, so to have so much of it tied up in something few people are interested in is just impractical. If DL and WDW weren't meant or allowed to evolve, the things would be...

In making our decision, we actually looked at menus and figured out our likely meal situation were we not on the plan, and then looked to see how that fit within the DDP rules. We found that most of our meals would be covered, and that we would save money. And that analysis was based on what...

I think for the scale of this contest, Disney has come up with a pretty good method for awarding the prizes. They have to give the Dream Patrol some sort of instruction or there would be accusations of the contest being fixed. The prizes aren't going to be awarded at the same time every day...

Why do you say you have no shot of winning? And this makes it seem like the only way this promotion could be considered good is if YOU personally won. Otherwise it's just a scam.

Maybe I'm mushing together all the negative comments together, but the general gist I've gotten from this thread is, YOMD is a big scam, plus it's a giant outrage that Epcot's 25th will be pushed out of the picture by it, so boycott it. My main contention with this is that the two things...

This Epcot stuff is so stupid. Disney isn't going to hang a worldwide promotion on Epcot. Period. It would be promotional suicide. And that's what all these complaints about YOMD really are, is offense at Epcot seeming to be slighted. Why? Because its anniversary isn't going to be marketed...