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Not a menu, but this 1986 article has a few of the items and prices: http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1314&dat=19860513&id=zKopAAAAIBAJ&sjid=Te8DAAAAIBAJ&pg=6859,7957939

It's amazing what you can find on google!

Try these links for some info: http://www.lostepcot.com/land.html http://www.lostepcot.com/landarea.html

No information to the contrary.

Average is two to four weeks, most times it's been somewhere around three weeks for myself and my clients.

There was a discussion here: http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/disney-lets-child-molester-employee-escape.865643/

http://now.msn.com/epcot-preview-from-1978-is-shown-in-viral-video

It's a regional theme park, and while I don't have exact attendance numbers, I'm sure it draws more than one day at WDW in their operating season. In 2010, their attendance was 1,182,636 according to their website. Even if each guest only was to purchase one drink at a conservative $2 a pop, I'd...

Happens every day at Holiday World: http://www.holidayworld.com/visit/free-soft-drinks

Totally misread months for weeks in that original post!

Not likely. It sounds like the refillable mug included in the Dining Plan packages will remain length of stay valid. I wouldn't worry :D

Um.... Universal already has a "class system" with their Express Pass. You can choose to wait in the regular line, or if you can afford it, pay extra for the privilege to bypass the line. And, if you stay at one of Universal's hotels, you get and unlimited Express Pass built in.

They originally did change the mug design year to year. They just never enforced the rule that has already existed. This will automate that process.

The short answer is that Disney must see abuse of the system as an issue. The refillable mug program, as it stands now, is only for length of stay at the resort you are staying at. But, people bring back their mugs from previous trips, use their own mugs, etc, which apparently is a big of enough...

Here's some info on how to post pictures here: http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/embed-photos-and-videos-into-posts.839102/ That may help others better understand the piece you are describing.

And in some cases, hidden within theming. This one stood out to me when the new Fantasyland expansion started opening. This is over near the entrance to Barnstormer by the Fantasyland station for the railroad. Smile, you're on camera!

To put it simply - they are everywhere. But they are (usually) well hidden.

My partner and I kayaked down the river this past October and enjoyed it. No manatees on our trip down, but we did see a number of fish and birds. We considered going into the park, but not knowing exactly what was inside, decided to skip it. Having read that article, I think the next time we'll...

Comparing it to the most recent menus online, the Cobb Salad and Noodle Bowl are currently on the menu and available at the same prices. The other three items are not on the most recent menus, so they looks to be new offerings.

We have a Disneyland forum right here: http://forums.wdwmagic.com/forums/disneyland-resort.13/ And there are several members who I see that answer questions about their experiences, both Disneyland locals and others who have recently visited.