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In case the OP is still reading, the time actually spent on rides will be about 2.3% of your entire vacation. By all means, split up in various ways, but it’s not wise or possible to do every thing with every combination of people. Also, the fact that you asked this question at all makes me...

Amateur! I don't need any information at all to determine that this thing will kill or maim anyone who tries to ride it.

I don't have an educated opinion about sound, song, or score, but I'd give BP a strong chance for costume design and production design. All the other movies nominated are times/places we've seen before; BP offers something new.

If you’re waiting 30 minutes for these gondolas, there will be (possibly more than) TWO THOUSAND people in line in front of you. The gondolas will constantly be chugging along all day at roughly the bus system’s capacity at its highest. I expect they will pretty popular for park hopping between...

Some people will do that, sure. You could also, you know... take a bus directly to the Boardwalk. Which is what most people in that situation would do.

It's possible, but I guesstimated some numbers... 7,500 rooms x 3.2 people per room (I just guessed that) comes up with a nice, round 24,000 people at those hotels. Split between four parks (there's also Disney Springs, empty rooms, turned in early, etc.), that's about 6,000 people at each of...

I don't think "gondola tourists" that aren't staying at one of the Skyliner resorts will really be an issue. This thing will be chugging along at a pretty high capacity all day long. Park opening crowds are somewhat spread out. Park hoppers will be in the middle of the day, when demand will be...

“He’s trying to drown us! What kind of act is that?” “An act of mercy!”

The gondolas won't have more throughput because they're always moving, but I think the thing that will make the difference dealing with peak crowds is that they'll always be at that high capacity. I think people have said the gondolas will equal a bus every 2.5 minutes? The bus system might do...

I don't think the plastic would even think Florida was hot... just us puny humans. :hilarious:

That settles it. I'm never staying at Pop again!! I'm sure he hit a rock or something. It's just out of frame. ;)

A constant use situation is exactly the kind of job this rope was designed for. It says it everywhere this rope is mentioned. It's like worrying about whether skis can handle snow... it's what they do.

I love how every single detail is a new potential point of failure! The -40 degree temperatures and -60 degree wind chills at ski resorts are probably more stressful for the plastic in the rope than 100 degree heat. The site said that the rope with plastic is especially recommended for systems...

Funny considering the discussion on the last page, but one of my favorite things about the movie was that they didn't dance around the idea of whether or not Pooh was all in Christopher Robin's head. I feel like that trope of "Is this really happening?" is so overdone, and setting something in a...

Every cloud really does have a silver lining! :hilarious:

Those are parachutes to use after the ejector seats are engaged.

They're just waiting until after the Fox deal closes to reveal that it's a Firefly prequel.

Dear Uncle Jake He rode the Skyliner Into a lake

I think a good balance would be orchestral BGM when you're entering the land and looking AT it, but street sounds and such when you're IN the story.

Guests: "There's not enough places open to eat at the parties!" Disney: "Hold my beer; I have an idea."