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Into the right things - they are putting plenty of money into several projects.

those are 2 very different resorts! Old Key West is old school Disney World theming - so less in your face Disney and more “this feels like key west” vibes. Pretty limited counter service - just an outdoor counter - but good options and Olivia’s Cafe is a great sit down restaurant. The...

I definitely disagree- from a coaster perspective Incredicoaster isn’t particularly unique to me. Everest with the backwards helix and track switches is very unique. And that’s not talking about the theming.

If the new route requires a left turn. Could be in the new design - the Disneyland railroad didn’t originally turn left either

WDW might as well if they ever reopen the loop!

Lots of good choices but I think my vote goes to Alice as well - I absolutely love that ride - it’s the perfect Disney dark ride. I don’t think I’ll ever get tired of it. Even when I’m not riding it - seeing those caterpillars climb down the leaves always makes me smile!

I’m seeing $410 a night in September. So $2,460 for 6 nights. Vs. estimated $2,140 annually for DVC.

I wonder if that’s even true sometimes. Not that anybody has to disclose anything - but they always say “I got a good deal” - and never actually say how much per night they are spending.

Oh I loved Adventureland! All the caves to explore on the island - the way Swiss family treehouse, pirates and fantasyland are created to have perfect visuals of each other. It’s a true masterpiece of theme park design. Adventureland has Indiana Jones coaster (which I did ride…. It’s as rough...

Restroom cleanliness and maintenance was definitely an issue I noticed as well. But that’s about the only complaint I would agree on. I absolutely loved cars road rally cause I got to experience catastrophe canyon again - I rode it multiple times (I think 4?).

In a perfect world Adventurers Club and Comedy Warehouse would have remained.

Didn’t they reopen the shop next to pirates already? Is this building still neeeded?

Either they do… or they were designed not to. Either way…. It’s the same point. Edit…. There is a door in the Starbucks at Hollywood studios that opens inwards to the guest area where the cream and sugar station is. I remember cause I was standing nearby when a cm knocked on the door and slowly...

Is it? Seems like plenty of doors open to guest paths and areas.

I didn’t realize Riveria still wasn’t sold out. Interesting! That makes the River country high-rise all the more perplexing. Disneyland hotel is at least at a prime location.

If I have DVC money - why do I want a pre-fab cabin in the woods? That’s the big question.

Yeah - it seems to me that show is the direction they are wanting to go.

Which is like $1,800? So $2,270 a year? Which is $324 a night for a week. I’m just trying to see if I understand the math - not asking to be difficult.

So it’s $470 a year?

So you pay $23k for a week?