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Yeah, I did that, too. Doesn't help when trying to discern what happened, but it's friggin hysterical listening to the kid talk.

I have to agree, but I've never noticed the problem that much at USF but I've noticed it at IOA. We, at RotM, try to never have a line when it's slow. Most of the time it depends on who's working where within the attraction. Disney does it on some attractions (Jungle, Space, Splash, Everest...

MK does top em all, but USF handles about the same as Disney/MGM Studios and many more than AK. I can't go into actual numbers. Some of the queues at USF are a little boring (Jimmy Neutron, Terminator), but then again, a lot of the queues at WDW are too (BTM, Living with the Land). I don't...

Would you rather battle crowds? When it comes to ride efficiency, UO has Disney beat, IMO. Most of UO cares about ride efficiency a lot more than Disney does and it's taken very seriously. If you did both parks in 4 hours, I guarantee you were missing something--didn't go on most of the...

I agree with everything you've said. Ya hit the nail right on the head and drove it straight.

I ran across that last night, too...and got hooked. I didn't care for it a whole lot, but it was very entertaining--which is what a movie should be, IMO. I think I liked the "Honeymoon Hotel" segment the most.

Gavin Greenaway composed ROE. I tried getting a list of tracks for the Fountain of Nations, but with no luck.

I have to kinda agree, it's not an area highly used by Attraction Attendants, but maintenance does use it sometimes. I really shouldn't say anything else about the situation because I know that attraction a little too well...

Hmmm, he said after hours--so I'm gonna guess it'll be the standard 'wait for park to clear thing and then wait some'.

I have to respectfully disagree. Training at JC (can't speak for GMR) is one day longer than QSF&B (at least when I was trained in F&B). At JC, you have 3 days and checkout on your 4th. If you really need it, they'll letcha have another day. It's tough, but in the end, it's very rewarding...

That's totally something I hadn't thought about. I know for CPs just coming back to work a few days a year, they get the temp white ID, but for the regular seasonal's, the red ID. I was more thinking of the expiration date on the ID. Maybe I'm just confused. :lookaroun

But that still doesn't mean it'll be valid, so the Maingate won't work unless you're an active CM.

Chatham is more expensive now, although not by much. I mean, they do have more cable channels than Vista though(whoop di do...). :rolleyes: I found it odd on both of my programs that Vista doesn't get the Disney Channel (unless that's changed.) I have to agree with everything FallenAngel...

Are you referring to the hat or the wand? :D

If I remember right, AK has a pretty low capacity compared to MK and Epcot. Correct me if I'm wrong, though. Yes, the park is huge, but it's not meant to handle as many people as MK. I'll be floored if I hear Epcot hit phase 4.

v_misses_epcot, I totally agree with everything you said. Very well put. I think almost every question guests ask are legit. They have a reason for asking them. What time is the 3 o' clock parade? Seems stupid, but for the guest on Main Street, when 3:05 comes around-- "The three o' clock...

I can just see it at next year's MNSSHP--they give out Right Guard and Soap instead of candy! I prefer Rock Concert movement number 3: The up and down jumping motion.

Yeah, I saw that. Was wondering the same thing. Hell, I even went so far as to go to #Disney-Central on mIRC.

Forgive me for being naive, but who's Robin Sparkles?