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gotta tell ya as someone who uses mass transit everyday to get wherever i need to go, i would freak out and give big cheers if they did expand it to all the parks. I think that was the original idea, but it fell to the wayside. One day all our dreams will come true. I firmly believe that...

definatly People Mover er er Tomorrowland Transit Authority, I rode this with my brother (DaveRube) maybe 5 times in a row back in the 90s when our sister and cousin went to the restroom, and I always look forward to it each trip down. Living with the Land is also very relaxing, and a big...

actually shows tour BEFORE coming to NYC to work the show, get the kinks out, and make it ready for Broadway. Then some shows get a national tour after they have made a big hit on Brdwy, our open a second show much like Avenue Q. It has a national tour, a show on Brdwy, and a show in Las...

He's in the new "Witch Mountain" flick which has some very futuristic and sci-fi elements in it, perhaps that's where the rumor got started?

"relatively unknown" but still has done a Major Studio Motion Picture and been on a Hugely Successful Television Program he's know "relatively unknown" I'm "relatively unknown" bah grumble grumble still, I look forward to this flick, since the first TRON is pretty sweet!

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Does anyone know what the names of the period characters that wander Main Street, USA? I'm looking for what the group in general is called, I may be making this up, but I was pretty sure that as a whole they had a name. And also what their individual names are i.e. The Mayor. Thanks!

Have to second O'hana Breakfast. You knock out many characters, that come RIGHT TO YOUR TABLE. Lilo, Stitch, Mickey, Minney, and Pluto. I think Minney and Pluto are rotational and they have different characters, but Lilo, Stitch, and Mickey are mainstays for that breakfast. oh, and it's...

So when I was in WDW a couple of weeks ago, I rode Maelstrom (one of my favs!) but the film wasn't playing!! It made me a little sad, because I just kinda like it, and it's part of the tradition for me. Does anyone know if it was just down temporarily, or if they are making a new one? Any...

The change between this past mon-thurs(11th-14th) and yesterday(15th) was pretty incredible, the amount of people in the park doubled, atleast, and where we didn't have any wait at all earlier in the week, we had 40min waits. But, it still moved very smoothly.

When I was there this past week there were only the "Adult" size and the "Youth" size.

So, While I am very happy to get to be a CM, I really feel that it's not the real experience. The ESPN Zone is owned by Disney Regional Entertainment, so I get some basic CM perks, but that's about it. My roommate used to work for WDW as Pluto, none the less, and he talks of his CM experience...

My Mother grew up in Florida in the 50s, she said that Orlando was a tiny TINY orange growing town, that there was nothing there, and the land was super cheep. Disney's influence on that city is HUGE, it made that city.

So, I am taking my girlfriend to WDW tomorrow, for a 5 day, 4 night trip. Luckily for me, I work at the ESPN Zone (not the best CM experience I think, but that's another thread) in Times Square. So 1/2 off the resort and free Park Admission with my blue pass! WOOOO!! It's a combo present from...

thanks you guys, i really appriciate the congrats, it's kinda weird how good it makes me feel, especially with how anti-corporate i used to be. . . I guess Disney is a different type of company

so, I live in NYC, came here for acting a year ago, doing well with that whole deal, but was at a not so great restaurant in Times Square, got fired, long story that really was me sticking up for myself, and managment not supporting that. . .anyways.. . . about a month after i moved, i...

yes I know that there are rides that are almost the same, but the theme and story are different 2 rides where aliens escape from a tube transporter thing, and run amock in a circular room, breathing and spitting on people, would be to close to identical for WDW

I think the reasoning that AE was to scary, and didn't really fit the "family" atmosphere of WDW, is correct. Stitch is fun, still kinda scary (atleast a little), and much more family oriented than AE ever was. also, if they brought it back, then there would be 2 rides that were almost...

go with the fastpass then dinosaur ride idea, and after you ride EE around lunch time, do the Bug's Life show, it's great, and air conditioned

if it did close, which i seriously doubt I will live to see, I would hop the fence and run around, dodgeing security, and go crazy in the abandoned park, kinda like in that Care Bears movie, but without the evil all around