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Disneyland, not really close, even though there is no people mover. They also have Plaza Inn Fried Chicken

I actually cant remember the last time we were held up for the pre-show in Dinosaur. Thankfully, never experienced ToT or HM without the preshow rooms.

I work in sports and am currently in the Las Vegas airport after we shut down the Pac 12 Tournament today. Its definitely going to get much worse before it gets better if the whispers are true. I'd expect the US parks to close in the next week if not sooner. I have a trip to DLP in June, so I...

I still need to hit Shanghai and Hong Kong. The Tokyo parks are everything they are hyped to be, and honestly, for us, exceeded expectations. If you long for the days when WDW was at its peak, you owe yourself a visit to Tokyo, and it should be on every Disney fan's list. Not going to say...

Let's hope its better than Smuggler's Run, but expectations are extremely low. Im probably in the minority, but I kind of despise any rides with interactive elements. Buzz, Toy Story, SR, Monsters Inc in Tokyo are some of my least favorite rides, so I doubt ill like this one. As for the tower...

I really respect the new SWL for how detailed it is, but it has no soul. Im sure the A ticket will make it feel more complete, but we found the entire experience to be very flat. The ride is incredibly meh, even as a D ticket. The best part is the holding area before the ride. I was very happy...

I'm probably in the minority, but I find the Orlando Space Mountain the funnest to ride. Maybe I'm not as sensitive to the roughness experienced by others, but the jankiness of the ride is what makes it fun for me. The hard turns, the hitchy drops, I just enjoy it. It would be great to have...

France and Paris are no more or less 'nasty' than anywhere else in the world. If you equate being nice with chattiness, then I guess you could find them 'rude'. If you dont put forth any effort in your interactions with locals, and just expect them to conform to your language or expectations...

I didnt visit the studios, as I only had a day, but here were my impressions. After visiting last year, the best way I could describe Disneyland Paris is that it really puts the 'park' in theme park. The incredible details plus the relatively sparse attraction lineup really lends itself to...

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We were there in February for our first time, and I will just echo everything you said. Mystic Manor was down for refurb, which was kind of heartbreaking so we are planning a return trip when we go back to France in May. I only had one day, so there wasnt a ton of time to stop and take...

If everything is working then WDW's Tower is the best, unfortunately that hasnt been the case in a long, long time. I did really enjoy DisneySea's version, especially the pre-show. Was very bummed when they replaced ToT at CA, as I think even the scaled down versions at CA and Paris are...

When you add all the effects actually working as intended on each ride, it also makes them all stand out. I will agree that Monsters Inc is very overrated, but I have a tendency to dislike any of the interactive, point and shoot rides. I'd rather sit back and enjoy the ride, and I think I...

Ill echo some of the others. I used to think DL's was better, but after recently returning from Anaheim, I have to give Tokyo the edge. There were a lot of missing effects in DL, and it seems 'flatter' than Tokyo

We found the food in Paris to be better than we had been led to believe. We ate at Captain Cooks and the experience and food was definitely better than Blue Bayou. We were only there a day, so I can only speak to that one restaurant and a handful of snacks. Tokyo wins the food department...

We've been two both Paris and Tokyo in the last year, and they were the best Disney experiences we have had in years. The language barrier doesnt really exist, and I enjoyed not being able to understand everyone. It was oddly peaceful and there was no threat of being sucked into other peoples...

I've ridden all 4 Pirates within the last year, and its no question that Paris is the superior version, with WDW's being an easy last. I am partial to the bayou beginnings at Disneyland and Tokyo, and may say that I consider DL to be the funnest version depending on my mood, but objectively...

I just got back from my first visit to Japan and 3 days at Tokyo Disney.......everything you have heard is true. Tokyo destroys everything that we have here in the states. Its like they took the best ideas from Disneyland and Magic Kingdom, and then kept the customer service, pride, and joy...