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I heard from a Spirit Airlines flight attendant who heard it from a Newark Airport baggage handler who heard from an Uber driver who heard from Cinderella who heard from a bus driver that it's becoming a Home on the Range character dinner.

Sure, but Disney doesn't care if it encourages people to buy Aerosmith concert tickets or watch the new Twilight Zone. But Frozen Ever After will make people buy more Elsa backpacks, which leads them to seeing Frozen 2, which makes them buy more Elsa backpacks, and make a return trip to Epcot...

Don't they own Avatar now? I know James Cameron owns some of it, but their original deal was with him AND Fox. I mean, they don't own Aerosmith or the Twilight Zone.

Wouldn't the SEA qualify? That's a pretty recent addition. And I'm honestly a little surprised they haven't pushed out more merchandise based around it.

Personally, I would go toward the middle of the celebration. If it's going to be only a year (although Disney years are often 15 months), the first month or two are going to be mobbed by people who can't wait for it, and the last six weeks will be with (most likely those same) people who need...

I stayed in one of the new Pop Century rooms about six months ago, and I didn't have any problems. I honestly kind of like the option to opt out of Mousekeeping. I am in favor of reusing towels to reduce water consumption, and I'm generally only in the room to sleep, so I don't need hospital...

Also not worth it. The experience of rope dropping it was fun simply because I'd never done that before, but I wouldn't wait on a standby line for more than an hour.

It's going to be really hard to get a FastPass at first, though.

Absolutely not. There is nothing wrong with that at all.

Is it a Good Glitch, or a Bad Glitch?

I don't find her rah-rah Disney. She often points out critical things, particularly among the restaurants (which is her wheelhouse, obviously). She will usually say it gently, and not with the Internet Snark to which we've all become accustomed, but she seems to really make sure people don't...

I imagine many a parent had a marvelous nap during Universe of Energy.

I mean, it's fine, but Slinky Dog REALLY isn't worth the waits it gets. I means, it's perfectly fine but not for two hours of standing in the sun.

Why would they pay cast members to man a station that services a resort that isn't open yet? I can see one or two people in case of an emergency, but it seems weird that they'd have people boarding and disembarking there, unless they expect people walking over from Caribbean Beach.

Hey, let ANYBODY sponsor EVs there. Win/win.

They probably had delays installing the ropes so people can rappel down in case of emergency.

Yes....?

But you could then make the argument as to why the OT. As strange as it may seem to us Olds, there's a cohort of people about to enter their 30s who have the strongest attachment to the prequels.

Spaceship Earth isn't the heart of Epcot?

Didn't they say something about virtual queuing? Was that just for admission to the land in general, or also for the individual rides?