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Same. It's flexible space. You need a flexible set-up. With flexible lighting.

I know it's super cliché. But I really do wonder what Walt Disney would think about what his company has become if he were still alive.

Driven by ego.

Take them with you. We took all our kids when they were that age (and younger). You'll enjoy the trip a lot more. Just take it easy and do what you can do.

Plot twist.

Well that's what happens when you place an accountant in charge.

The DOA failures of this hotel and the EPCOT fireworks show (among other recent projects) still blows me away. How do these people still have jobs? I think in any other business/market -- the execs in charge of these decisions would be shown the door.

But that's not what's happening here.

As to what Disney is going to do with my favorite (for nostalgia reasons) park -- I have no clue. And I'm not holding my breath. If I were managing the park -- this would probably be my priority list of projects (in order): Open Spine Redo/Remove Festival Tent Behind UK SSE Refurbishment WOL...

These are all great points. And I see the same things going on with the movies now. They're all DOA.

Yup.

Disagree. I've been going to the Florida parks since the late 70's and they're all very much in decline in lots of ways. Just because there's more now -- doesn't make it better. Quality > quantity. I'll agree on Disneyland though. Visited with my family a few years ago and was blown away. Best...

Please tell me this is sarcasm.

Possible health reasons aside -- I'm glad she's stepping down. Every high-level exec at Disney needs to go.

Not sure how unpopular these are: 1. Dark rides > thrill rides 2. All standby lines > skip-the-line options

Weren't the new stables supposed to jive with the design of the cancelled DVC hotel over there?

I apologize if this has already been asked. But does anyone know if this will reduce the number of (non-cabin) campsites?

Man, I miss this attraction. LOVED this ride when I was a kid.

Poopin' Walt statue. LOL. Now I won't be able to unsee this. Thanks a lot.

Agreed. It really is a slippery slope if you go down that path. And where do you draw the line? Some perspective goes a long way. Give your audience the benefit of the doubt. They're not stupid.