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Ok I agree with you and will take your word for it. I just seem to remember (falsely, apparently) an intra-city gondola or skyride type of transport going from the low density residential part of the city beyond the green belt inwards toward the core. If I have time later I might do a search and...

I may be misremembering , but didn't the EPCOT film and city model have a gondola type transportation system in certain places in addition to the Wedway and Monorail?

Does anybody screen these calls?

They gotta make room for the wine glasses, shot glasses, and beer growlers. Something had to go.

For 500 bucks an hour, Elsa better be willing to 'Let it go.'

I like @danpam1024 's name suggestion Unirail. It's so funny. If only we were talking about a train instead of a stinky ol' bus.

Ah, sprawl! Just what Uncle Walt always wanted! He'd be so proud of what the company that bears his name has done with the place since he's been gone.

My first day of school 1988. Those woods behind the bus would soon be the Team Member parking lot. That sleepy two lane road is Vineland Rd. My how things have changed. I liked Universal much better when it was still woods.

Not sure about noise, but it is very dusty on that side of the hotel. They try to keep it clean with sweeping machines, but it is still quite dusty.

Normally I would would tell you RPR all the way, but one thing to keep in mind is the construction going on behind the hotel and next door at Sapphire Falls. If you are planning your stay before mid 2016, I would steer toward the PBH just to avoid the sounds and dust from the construction sites.

Wait, don't the monorail cars already look like this?

To paraphrase the late Rick James, "Pixie Dust is a h ell of a drug."

I took my kids on a "greatest hits" tour of both parks last weekend and my pedometer said we walked 8.12 miles. We were done by 4pm and skipped a lot of stuff so count on at least 10 miles or approximately 20,000 steps.

Pictures taken from guest areas. @Tom @danlb_2000 see anything cool we should know about? I have a couple more pics that wouldn't upload. I may post them later on if I find the time.

The spaceships were in addition to the bikes.

Thanks for this. I too am the only one in my family that wants to try it out and am glad to hear there is something for the kids to do. Next time we go, I'm dragging everyone in.

Antojitos in CityWalk is worth a stop too. The food is great and their rocks margaritas are amazing (if a bit pricey). Nice atmosphere too.

Everything not on Walt's plan on the wall in the EPCOT film will be razed and construction of an Experimental Prototype Community Of Tomorrow will begin. Immediately.

Not really a ride, but One Man's Dream is a must see every time for me. I tell my wife to wait in the car.

It is nice down here in the winter, but we pay for it in the summer.