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Interestingly, looking back, that interview with Steve Davidson and the sound designer about the creation of the show was one of the most uncomfortable Disney interviews I've seen. Even before seeing the show, that interview clued me in on very unpleasant feelings toward the show. They seemed...

That's even sadder. Lol

That gazebo float is at least 30 years old. Unbelievable.

It wasn't even half hearted. It was no hearted. #tistheheartofapigyouholdinyourhand

If they must insist on pink, use whatever paint Paris and Tokyo use. Much nicer shade than what FL got.

The fact they did NOTHING for all those folks who scurried in the morning of Oct. 1 says everything about the mindset of the 50th. That encapsulated TDO perfectly.

Looking back at the 50th, the mascot should have been the train station DJ. Really would have tied it all together.

A fall/winter opening would be great! If the Epcot stuff does well, this would be the icing on the cake, honestly. A good to great comeback after the 50th!

Actually, they showed us how much they hate all of WDW by the 50th. The hate is deeper than parades. I mean, sure, I hate where I work too, but I still do a great job. That's the difference.

That 8 bars without the zip a dee is terribly awkward musically, especially for a finale. If another melody won't fit over those chords, put Walt saying a quote, Jiminy telling us to wish on a star or something, if this parade is going to be around for years, there needs to be a better solution...

"Hello, Magic? Hi! You're calling me to place where dreams come true?! GREAT! I've always wanted to see Tokyo Disney!!"

Some wounds never heal.

It's a modern trend in hotels where a while back, someone who's never worked in a hotel, felt the desk wall separated the guest from the agent and thus by not having walls makes the service more personable with the agent able to address the guests needs out in front, blah blah blah. It's all...

The reality is, it was the most significant anniversary (that most of us will live to see), in the world's most popular vacation destination, and they couldn't be bothered to acknowledge it, already having a treasure trove of audio and video to choose from over the resorts 5 decades. It was a...

I'm not even a huge star wars fan and loathed the sequels. Such bad films. Hollywood always assumes because a movie made a ton, it's a success. No, it made a ton because people wanted to see it and the brand name is selling the tickets. It doesn't mean it's good or has lasting power. The final...

Just imagine if Galaxies Edge had opened with the entire catalog of great SW characters. Such a swing and miss - Now, they made need to deploy the more popular characters into the land to help with the overwhelming demand these two will have.

It's limited because they already have overwhelming guest demand to meet Vi Moradi.

Just imagine being park ops having to tell guests that most of their favorite Star Wars characters can't be seen in Star Wars land, but instead, a building on the other side of the park next to the little Mermaid. Galaxies Edge is arguably the biggest fumble in theme park history.

It would be wise of them to have a no fail option for the 100th (MSEP for example, I know, I know), in the fall when the new Epcot show debuts. They've just had 3 shows close, they can't afford this Epcot show to get negative press and IF it does, something like a "new" or refreshed parade would...

Old Key West by a long shot! Soooo cozy, quiet and relaxing.