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You obviously don't read what I'm saying so I'm not sure why Im replying, I'll try once more. First, I dont think the actual monorail should be retired, I think the color purple on a monorail should be retired. Also, as Ive already stated, getting rid of a ride due to a malfunction is...

I understand what you and others are saying about "how many people even know about this, etc" but that's really irrelevant... just because a lot of people don't know about it doesn't mean it didn't happen. By your logic that means you don't think Disney should entertain retiring the color...

I have stayed at both and I have to say, I don't even think it's close. CSR is beautiful, I will give it that, but we've stayed there twice and just have not enjoyed it much at all (we prefer the value resorts over it -- and we only gave it a second chance because the first time we stayed there...

doh... double post... back button is evil!

Total apples in oranges situation here... there is only one purple disney monorial and someone just died on it. Sending it out in an e-mail with happy cartoons in the cab (where the person passed) is SO different than someone dieing in a car that millions of people own and then the manufacturer...

That's not at all what I said... having something of purple is fine... maybe even a sentimental item. I just think using pictures of purple with happy cartoons stuffed up against the windshield of the cab should be scratched. Changing the color of the monorail wouldn't take long at all... Im...

I questioned whether it was purple or pink, but since the filename says purple... I guess it's purple. Not that pink is much better.

I promise it's legit, Ill be happy to forward the e-mail to anyone questioning it. I mean, it may be something they've used for quite some time, but the fact that they're still using it bothers me.

Ok... so not sure if anyone has mentioned this, but I found it kind of unsettling. Not only did they use monorail purple, but the way it's used as well, just kind of left a weird feeling in my stomach. This is the header image from a Disney Destinations e-mail I received today. The name of...

I have to take exception to part of this, and you're not the only one who's said something to this effect. I don't have kids yet, but when my sister and I went to disney when we were young we never threw fits in a public environment such as a park or on the buses just because we were tired or...

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Total apples and oranges scenario here... yes I would MUCH rather stand in line an extra 20 minutes than endure the stand on a bus. Anyone who asks that question as if it's the same thing can't have stood on too many of those 'pack em in' half hour bus rides. Besides that, my desire to wait in...

The point my wife was making is this: Some of us aren't in Disney to stand on a bus for half an hour while packed in like sardines, sweating our butts off. We actually wait longer in line to avoid standing, so sadly yes I do not feel the need to give my seat up for someone else. If you don't...

Feeling it or not, you'll be saying it for a long time because it's not likely to go anywhere. Disney renaming a land in its signature park is 99.9% not likely to happen anytime soon. And GalaxyPort... how does that solve a naming issue that exists with Tomorrowland? That's just weird and...

I don't see this happening anytime soon if it ever does happen. Disney would not only have to spend all the money to get it to DCA, but then they'd have to fill the void it leaves with a new ride. These days we're lucky when WDW gets a new ride built on an empty spot, nevermind spending a ton...

I would say that Tomorrowland is more widely known than Future World. I think most visitors just call Future World, EPCOT. The Tomorrowland name wont go anywhere... I would be extremely surprised and disappointed if they made that sort of move... and there's really no reason to do so.

Oh yeah... and my favorite resort is Dixie Landings. Yupp, name changes aren't for me.

lol Agree with Tomorrowland name being too iconic to change... I would hate if they did that. I still call MGM Studios, MGM studios... oops... what's it called now again? :p

I believe some offers are different over in Europe.

There lies the entire problem... I don't want to plan carefully. I go on vacation to get away from structure, I never plan my vacations out knowing what Im going to do and where Im going to eat each day. How far in advance will they let us know do you think?