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Some people still go to the magic kingdom expecting to find the wizarding world of Harry Potter. In other words I’ve never seen it but I am sure that it happens.

Why must we be so mean to people who still enjoy the product? EDIT. To disprove that I’m exactly the type of person you’re talking about My family have never bought lighting lane and most likely never will.

The corn griddle cakes sound amazing.

If they stop making marvel movies in any way shape or form I’ll eat my fedora.

I admit that I wasn’t thinking about events such as weddings when I wrote that. However I don’t think that celebrating something you love and enjoy in the form of a t-shirt or a ear hat to be bad manners.

I feel like there’s a life lesson here. As long as it’s not inappropriate offensive overly mean or morally wrong then do whatever you want. The rest is someone else’s problem.

I’m truly sorry for your loss. Maybe if he’d seen back to the future: part 3 he would have fared a little better.

I’ll settle for Davy Crockett branded crocs.

I was reading the new book for Disneylands 70th Anniversary and read this. Per imagineer Marty sklar. “One afternoon in Disneyland a photographer (and I) drove a car behind the scenes to Frontierland to take publicity photos. Walt saw what we were doing and was quite dismayed. “What are you...

I was surprised to find out how many people hated it. Even when pushing Dino-Rama to the side. (There is no excuse for that)

I love dinoland U.S.A. It is one of my favorite theme park lands. It’s a completely unique and original idea and I am sad to see it go. There will never be another land like it ever again. That said it never connected with the majority of people. For the average guest any dinosaur land will...

Well let’s all mentally say our farewells to the weird disco ball.

One thing I really like about old key west is how instead of a traditional lobby they have a Main Street of a “town” housing the restaurants store and check-in desk.

Ridiculous. Humans are butlers for their pets. Not the other way around.

I never understood what all the hype for this was about. Sure it looked pretty but I never saw anything that screamed Disney quality. What a way to go out though.

It does technically have exposed track but the track fits the theme of the land. It does not break the immersion of the land unlike say Hollywood rip ride rocket or the Incredible Hulk coaster. Curse of the werewolf is also unthemed and logically should Break the immersion but for some reason...

Mostly disagree. I’ll give you animation courtyard since it’s a dead mall any time. I can’t quite describe it but the nighttime just gives everything a certain air that just improves everything. On a more objective note it’s way cooler at night🙂

Again it is objectively themed.

You may not like the theme and that’s ok. But the coaster track is supposed to look like something other then a coaster track.