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Rivers of America by Brava Centauri, on Flickr

Universe of Energy by Brava Centauri, on Flickr

40th Wishes Finale by Brava Centauri, on Flickr

Musketeer Donald by Brava Centauri, on Flickr

If anything, I'd like to see a general clean up and the guns altered so you can pick them up and hold them in your hand. That would make it a better attraction in my opinion.

I can't choose between the two, so: -Splash Mountain, at night, looking out over the park just before dropping into the Briar Patch. -World Showcase, walking around at night just as the IllumiNations pre-show music is playing! :sohappy:

I went last night (7 Oct) and it was most excellent! I waited in the AP holding area after USF closed and was able to go directly to Winter's Night at 6. Ended up getting in all of the houses before 8:30, which was amazing considering last time I went we waited in most lines for over an hour...

I didn't see any last Saturday. :shrug:

Cranberry Bog by Brava Centauri, on Flickr

Main Street USA by Brava Centauri, on Flickr

Thanks! 40th Castle Show Finale by Brava Centauri, on Flickr

Nice ink! Is the hidden Mickey on the turtles back?

We went to the Magic Kingdom on Christmas Day (it was either '98 or '99), and we stayed from 8am til about 11:30pm. That's the longest I've ever been in a park. The lines were extremely long and it was freezing cold, but we sure did have a fun time.

6) I went last Saturday, Wednesday and for the 40th, and I experienced ride stops on Splash (two times), BTMRR and Test Track. I'm not sure if it was just because people were slow at load/unload, but the first time I was stopped on Splash, it was a good 10 minutes before we got going again...

I disagree, I find it more thrilling now with it being darker and the music. Its a lot harder to tell where you're going now than before.

Celebrating 40 Magical Years by Brava Centauri, on Flickr

Rose Garden by Brava Centauri, on Flickr

President Abraham Lincoln by Brava Centauri, on Flickr

Tomorrowland by Brava Centauri, on Flickr

We were only allowed to purchase 2 of each pin per person with the wristband. In talking with someone, I heard that they didn't sell out of all of the pins, and whatever was leftover would be sold in the park today - take that with a grain of salt though, as it was from another guest.