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I would think it would be a HUGE undertaking to remove the existing track from inside the building and even harder to get the new track in. Is that what they did in DL? Wasnt the building built around the track? It would be a very long refurb I would think if they did that.

We have never done Kim Possible and are planning to do it for the first time when we visit in July. I know it will probably be changed but, can anyone desciibe what its like now? I've read descriptions but they don't really go into much detail. Just trying to get the two kids(8 & 6) psyched...

Sorry to be ignorant but, is this true about Kim Possible? Havent heard about this. When is the change supposed to happen?

The book "Cast Member Confidential" has some pretty interesting info about the cast members both face and fur. A good read if u haven't come across it (though I feel most here are probably aware of it).

I guess I'm in the minority but, Peter Pan and Snow White are not worth the wait IMO. I appreciate the nostalgic value of them but would not ride either unless there is no wait (or if my kids really really want to go on).

Used to really like the Virgin Megastore.....

We got on the monorail at 7:15am this morning at the Poly to get to a 7:30 res at Chef Mickeys at the Contemporary. When it left the station it seemed to be not running very smooth. After a long stop at the tta and a very slow ride to MK an announcement came on saying it would be faster to walk...

We generally get to the park at opening and take a break mid afternoon for a few hours. Most of the time we go to MK or Epcot after resting because they are the easiest to travel to on the monorail. At AK and DHS we stay and do most of the attractions before leaving. I have 2 small kids (6 and...

I agree 1000%. We pay alot, probably more than we can afford, to stay at the Polynesian partly so we can use the monorail and take advantage of EMH's. Folding up 2 strollers and finding room on a packed bus at the end of a long day is not always easy and avoiding it at Epcot and MK is a perk...

Stepping on the Magical Express bus is where I first feel "we're here". Exiting the railroad tunnel at the front of the MK is the first real rush of magic.

We are also going to DTD the day we arrive instead of going to a park for half a day. Seems like a good way to go there without sacrificing time at a park. The bus from the polynesian takes almost an hour each way so it's a time killer going there but still something we want to do. Sorry I know...

Does anyone remember the nighttime pirate excursion from the Polynesian in the late 70's early 80's? I remember taking a boat from the hotel over to discovery island with my sister and digging up a treasure chest and having snacks and things on the beach. When we returned we were "auctioned...

The last time we went to Disney was July 2009. We checked in at the Polynesian and, although they dont guarantee specific rooms, the one we were given was not what we wanted. It really wasn't a big deal but I did explain the situation at the check in desk and they agreed to move us to a room...

The carousel has a back story??? I think the WHOLE back story is that its Cinderella's horse.:lol:

We saw Davey Jones at Epcot a few years ago and it was pretty cool. My wife even videotaped it!!:o

I seem to remember that too. I think it's ok to not let people pool hop tho. The pool at the polynesian is not really big enough for all the guests at the hotel, especially since the quiet pool is being referbished right now isn't it? Maybe thats the reason they are enforcing that rule right now.

:lol::lol::lol: This is a joke right????

There are some pretty shocking stories about cast members doing all sorts of "inappropriate" things in a book I read that was written by a former cast member. I can't remember the name of the book though. It was an interesting look behind the scenes at the craziness that goes on.

We got the promo last month in the mail and it was the final thing that led to booking a trip in July that we weren't planning. It saves my family about $1000, se we decided to spend $4000 more to book the trip. :hammer:

They are definetly very strict. Last year my daughter was just 40" tall and a few times was measured twice (once at the beginning of the line and again near the end). However, putting her hair up gave her maybe another half inch that took the worry about her "just making it" away.