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I could see them taking away the bridge's old name without renaming it. They would just call it "the bridge" like how most bridges at the other resorts do not have names. I hope they don't retheme Pop Century. Pop's theming is the main reason why I like that resort so much. I still don't see...

That would be horrible beyond belief if the Snow White ride was replaced by a meet and greet. For any ride to be replaced by a meet and greet is a fate worse than death.

Out of all the places at Disney World, Frontierland seems like one of the places that least needs an expansion. It already has Big Thunder and Splash Mountain, two of the most recognizable and popular rides at Disney. Effort would be better spent doing something more with Camp Minnie-Mickey...

Toad was one of my favorites in Fantasyland long before I knew they were going to turn it into the Pooh ride and I'm in my 20s now. The WDW version had more detail in it and was bigger than the Disneyland version (the WDW version had two tracks). All of the scenes were not plywood. The statue of...

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A Keamy meet n' greet

I prefer open non-enclosed hallways - much more airy.

Riddle me this, riddle me that.. what if the kid asks, "how can Mickey be in Disneyland and in Disney World at the same time when they're on opposite ends of the country? And why is Toontown's Fair so far from Toontown?"

"It belongs in a museum!" :lol:

Nah, Wishes will now just be some guy waving sparklers around with a boombox putting out the music. ;)

First they close it, and now they're planning to tear it down? That's weak. I liked going on the viking ship a lot. Has anybody here read "The Golden Helment" with Donald Duck? Donald would miss the viking boat, I'm sure. True, the ship hasn't been as cool in recent years since it's closed...

I've always liked the burgers there. :slurp: I don't ever remember them having a rubbery texture. I'd say they're definitely better than McDonald's burgers. They're pretty much the same as every other burger at WDW though.

I forgot to add to my above post that doing the Aladdin carpet simulator at DisneyQuest and then taking ten years to catch/ride buses to get to a resort made me feel pretty ill.

The only rides (Disney or otherwise) that have ever given me motion sickness have been Flick's Flyers and the Golden Zephr at California Adventure. Any other rides (intense Mission: SPACE, Body Wars, Dumbo, Teacups, Primeval Whirl, 360 shows, etc.) have never made me a bit ill.

nice responses :) Has anyone gotten a sandwich there and do you get chips or anything with it using the Dining Plan?

What have some of you gotten at Seasons with the Dining Plan?? (entrees? desserts?) thanks

There must have been a second Mickey Mania parade too because I have parade pictures of it from my 1996 trip. The floats were Mickey colors (red, black, yellow) with an old fashioned pie-eyed Mickey motif. I can remember the song going "Mickey Man-ia, Mickey Man-ia"

Yeah, I remember the Donald celebration. I also remember there being a couple of Mickey celebrations (Birthday Land stuff in the late 80's and then there was the Mickey Mania parade in the mid 90's).

Move it to All-Star Movies .. wait, they already have a giant sorcerer's hat there. Better move it over to California at the Disneyland Hotel .. wait, they have a sorcerer's hat there too. They could move it to Disney's animation department .. wait, they have one there too! I've got it! They...

I always thougth the Earful Tower was a good icon. It's unique in that it's more hidden than the other parks' icons. I remember going on the tram ride and hearing people say, "oh look, there's the thing from the brochure. Cool!" Now people could care less about the Tower. A water tower also...