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MY wife has recently started running these type of races weekends around our area. When she began she was slow, and needed to walk a bit. But the organizers took this into account with the races and put the faster people in the front, and timed the releases of runners so that there would be no...

That is a large plot, just about as big as Star Tours... If they did use part of Echo Lake as well, it's even bigger.

IT's the reason TO go to Orlando.... I don;t understand the in-fighting between UNI and WDW supporters. We need to be rooting for all theme parks to be one-upping each other! WE ALL WIN IF THEY DO!

It belongs to the backlots of San Fran? I missed that part of the books I guess, when the train pulled out of King's cross and magically transported to San Fran coast and then transported again to the countryside of England... THIS IS 100% INTERNET SARCASM. I know it belongs to the attraction...

Not sure why there is a need to say, 'THIS IS MUCH WORSE THAN THAT"... I'm not targeting UNI, or saying WDW does it better - who cares... It's not a comparison. We are talking about DA, not WDW. Showing the train leaving Kings Cross, going behind the backlot areas is not good show... I think I...

No no quite the same here. They could easily have put up a facade to cover the train leaving... This is not a show building, its the actual train leaving the station. And I am sure the ride does not show the back of San Fran on the way out... It's nitpicking, I know - but that is what this forum...

It's beautiful, really well done. The one thing that irks me, is being able to see the hogwarts express from the San Fran / London transition... that is bad show IMO...

You need to take into account who the person asking the question is.... We all know @WDW1974 , we know how he speaks, and that was not out of character.

To be fair, most people that visit WDW no matter if they gain weight or not, will by a new shirt if they bought one the year before--weight gain does not effect that spending.

There was nothing wrong with @WDW1974 's question. If you did not like it, do not answer it... pretty simple.

And to be fair, I love what Sprit says here, and value his opinion immensely! I want to travel like he does, for sure! Someday I'll flip to the 1%, someday.

My family chooses WDW/Orlando for or big vacations (for now). We travel all around during the summers. Taking trips to New Hampshire, Maine, DC, Vermont, NYC... lots of places. We do lots of driving trips, and enjoy those places. But our family is not ready for a trip abroad - cannto afford it...

I'm not sure if there is one thing that is pulling us to WDW (or Orlando Parks in general) this year, but we are excited to go again. We go every 2 years it seems, and 2 years builds up a lot of anticipation with us and the 3 kids (twins 7, and 9). As a family we love the parks, and in the 2...

They changed the font again!!! :banghead:

You are correct, Disney does not need to accommodate everyone. But they have set a great precedent of doing so in the past. More so than other parks, which is great. But as a larger fellow, I never raise a fuss if there is something that I outsize (looking again right at you Forbidden Journey)...

This time it is less about your mid section and more about the width of your thighs from knees to waist... You need to fit them between the two posts on either end of the lapbar... It puts a bit of a crunch on the boys so I have been told.

If a ride builder was to build something that fit more people comfortably, how would that effect you? They are going to fit two to a seat no matter what...if that seat is more comfortable for all - that effects smaller people how? Just curious. Because every single ride within WDW parks has been...

These threads hurt my head... I come in here to read what the Sprirt has to say, and then get to witness the worlds biggest troll fest by faux know-it-alls as I scroll through...

dang, take a night off, and now up to 30 pages... lol

http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/our-christmas-week-tr-with-a-twist-you-have-to-read-to-believe.857748/#post-5259984 There is a lot of good in this world, and my family -- during one of our toughest times -- was given some really spectacular treatment for a good group of CMS... (the story...