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I think the Black Pearl would make a better walk through than the Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse. It could be place near the attraction or even replace the treehouse. In the last few years they have done walk throughs of ship replicas in my area, (ie, The Bounty, The Nina and the Pinta), and...

Barbosa has been added to the scene, where the ship is attacking Port Royale, isn't he?

I may get flamed for this but my worst is Peter Pan. I am sorry, but a twenty something guy trying to act and sound like a 12 or 13 year old just doesn't work. He is really the only one that I have honestly felt a bit creeped out by.

I have often found it beneficial to take a person, either from Alabama or Mississippi, along with you on the ride to translate.

Okay so how do I make the emoticons that hit themselves in the head with a hammer and add in a few of the ones that cry, along with a few shrugging their shoulders, and maybe we can try and figure out why we keep torturing ourselves with this topic.

I agree with the no such thing as a kiddie ride, except maybe the Barnstormer. I liked the ride but had trouble fitting into the seats without feeling crunched. Everyone has also been giving a very accurate description of the Astro Orbiter. If it is a kiddie ride, so is Mission:Space.

I am actually torn and it is between two villians not yet mentioned. Jafar from Alladin was vindictive and planned on taking over the universe, while not only being ready to kill, but humiliate his victims first for his own entertainment. Then there is Clayton from Tarzan. He was there to hunt...

He is cute, love the strawberry smell. If only they had, had him redeem himself at the end of the movie. (but him being tied to the truck and the "claw" jokes were just too much to pass up.)

Honestly, I don't really care. You try and figure out what the mean and go from there. Eventually you can adjust. It used to bother me as to the number of acronyms people used on this site, but eventually you learn what they are and go on. Realize these people are on vacation and are asking for...

Boy, I hope they didn't bring Dreamfinder out just for a convention. They must realize, just from the reception how much people enjoyed him and the way the attraction was. Come on Disney, listen-up, the public is speaking and they are saying bring the team of Dreamfinder and Figment back, the...

The ride is really relaxed,(for parents), while the there is the excitement of driving a car, (for kids). It is the only ride in the park, that a kid can really feel like he or she is in control. It is fun and as a parent, I get enjoyment out of my kids having fun, especially on a vacation at WDW.

Nicely played sir. Though I am sure most people have no idea what you mean.

The beginning of a new Disney Vacation Club. It works like this, all posters from WDWMagic send me, one dollar to join the club. When I have enough responses I go on vacation to WDW.

Between this and your "Hookers" comment in another thread we are beginning to see a whole different side of you Pumbas.

Yeah, just once you would like to see the "Major League" story line come true. :LOL:

You had me right up until you mentioned Chester and Hester's. That area just wreaks too much of that traveling carnival feeling.

What about York's Wild Animal Kingdom?

Honestly it was much more similar than that. One is the history of communication the other the history of transportation. Beginning from cavemen and early writing/wheels up through present day. They were definitely not similar purely due to the Omnimover.

My wife and I actually pulled off the surprise trip once. In 1998, by sons were 10 & 4. We planned the trip and did not tell the boys until a limo picked us up to drive us to the airport in Boston, at 5:00am the day of the trip. Though they were blurry-eyed, they were very excited. It really was...

Just over the border in NH from the two of you.