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If this is true, it's almost like they waited for the D23 announcement to begin.

I was there on Friday 9/11/09. Saw a man working on one of the posts on the PI side of the bridge, but nothing happening at AC.

Wonder what ticket sales would have been like if D23 were held in Orlando? Any thoughts?

Thanks. Going to park again today, Tuesday. I'll let you know how it goes.

Not much fun. Well I'm here: The park opens at 9 but we didn't rush and pulled up to the gates at 10:30. The pace for the day was set right off the bat. My wife is handicapped so we were directed to follow the blue line with our emergency flashers on. We got into the garage and a guy...

Even so, a company in and out of bankruptcy is ripe for a hostile take over. Take it over, throw it in a different business unit. remove the theming and then WDW can have their way with the DC franchise. And, in the event, that DC has an excape clause in the event of a take-over. Then, at...

As far as I can see, WDW has absolutely no incentive to do anything with Marvel in their parks. They have effectively created a 5th gate called IoA. They've made the investment with no construction and development costs. I would venture to say that if Universal California approached them...

All I can do is [sigh]. Someone pointed out earlier that they loved the Muppet Babies when they were younger. That's the problem, when they were younger. There's no appeal to adults, the stories lack any kind of complexity that would appeal to an adult. While an adult can enjoy The Little...

I watched it sometimes with my kids, and I gues that was the problem, it was so geared to little kids. The original Muppets appeal to kids and adults both and "A Muppet Christmas Carol" is one of my all time favorite movies.

Wow! Missed that! :zipit: Thank God. Never was a fan of Muppet Babies either.

Do you remember muppet babies? What d'you want superhero babies? Baby Hulk wondering around a nursery with Baby Spidey and Pre-Med Doom (he couldn't be a Doctor yet).

And don't forget Kim Possible is in Epcot now in addition to DHS.

Thanks again, Skip, your posts are extremely detailed and helpful. I really appreciate it. :sohappy:

One more question: We're planning on going to the park on Sunday, any feel for crowd levels knowing that this is a holiday weekend? We're not going to the park on Monday since we're going to meet up with some relatives and spend the holiday with them. I'm sure the rest of the week the...

Thanks to all of you. This is some great information. Still not sure how I feel about going to Orlando and not visiting WDW, but I can't afford both. We toyed with the idea of stopping over on the 11th for MNSSHP, but, in the end, the budget won't work. Too much money for a couple of hours in...

I am traveling with kids ages 4, 7, and 13. I am doing both parks. And, we have passes that are valid for 7 days. Based on what you're saying, 2 days are more than enough. Is it possible to stretch it out to 3 or more days without getting bored?

Let me start by saying, I've had a timeshare in Orlando for 5 years and am leaving Friday 9/4/09 to spend a week there. I have been traveling to Orlando almost every year since 1997. BUT... I have NEVER been to Universal Studios. To be honest, the main reason I'm going is because I have...

How long was that actually there? I never got to see it.

The parks have a no policy, I doubt they would let you.

Yes, I used the photopass for TT for 2 years now. The other thing that is great is you just buy the photopass cd and get all of the pictures (even the crappy ones) for one fixed price.