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I remember that old riddle as well. I also remember when Disneyland used to boast "over 50 rides and attractions".

I can't seem to find it on my calendar. When are we scheduled to retire the word "Foodie"?

That was the first DCA location I ever ate at (at a preview night). As I recall, their seating areas were also decorated in the four different styles, which I appreciated.

This is Downtown Disney, right?

A: You're not alone. B: Related news - "Spinal Tap" sequel wraps up filming in New Orleans. C: I knew an older lady that used to work the front ticket booths back in the mid 80's. She once told me she sold admission tickets to Jamie Lee Curtis. She then whispered this inside info: "Her credit...

I guess that's what we get for having so many rides and attractions.

When was the last time you walked straight from the stretching room to doom buggy boarding. Were they releasing empty vehicles ahead of you? That could possibly happen if they're only running one stretching room, but even then it's unlikely. It's more likely that at any given time Haunted...

Eh, I want to say I disagree with this. (I'll try to elaborate after some coffee.)

Yes. I believe it was Big Al putting with his guitar. This nimble fella was there as well: I seem to remember an old baseball game as well, but I can't recall if it was bear themed. They definitely had the sister to the Penny Arcade "Electricity is Life" shocker machine. (I remember that...

That was a great place to grab a late night hot chocolate during those after-hours corporate events. Followed up with a few of those clunky awesome games at the adjacent Teddi Barra's Swingin' Arcade.

We usually wind up here once a trip: James Hook & Co Very good, but certainly not cheap.

The "OG mansion" got along fine without either of those arches.

Not my post, but the implication is that DLR is better off having it than not having it.

Maybe they could dress up one of these: ;) Whatever it takes to get Astro Orbiter out of the Tomorrowland entrance.

Maybe just add a CM handing out maps to Dumbo.

Back when I was flying to Dulles once a month, and JetBlue had yet to abandon Long Beach, that was my favorite non-stop route. PS: I'll admit to being old enough to have flown out of SNA when it looked more like this: (Like Long Beach, no jetways.)

They seem to employ the kinder, gentler version of SNA's strict policy.

BTW, this is a pretty good overview of the project. It's from 2022, but I believe most of what he presents remains unchanged. And this guy did a pretty impressive rendering based on what he knew at the time. Enjoy.

I agree with those of you that consider the murals lost art, that doesn't necessarily have a proper place in a "New Tomorrowland". (And don't make me quote Indiana Jones.) Perhaps it could be disassembled and shipped up to Sacramento to join its younger friend from DCA? (Or even put on the...