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Your cadaverous pallor betrays an aura of foreboding, almost as though you sense a disquieting metamorphosis.

Agreed Sometimes change is a good thing. I would suggest at least a "wait and see" attitude for NexGen. If Disney is willing to invest this much money, I'm willing to see what they can do. "Moving away from needing to buy individual tickets per ride and instituting an all inclusive park...

Nailed it. It's a shame Treasure Planet bombed also. Perhaps Disney can build a park for failed movie franchises and charge half price for tickets. What about The Seas with Nemo & Friends? Other than providing fish for select restaurants, the dark ride housed within (Which is fun), and Turtle...

Could the problem with that be Disney's lack of films or properties that relate to the area? If WDW has abandoned development of independent attractions not rooted in existing films, and moved away from park continuity in lieu of franchise synergy, it would be a struggle to develop a ride or...

I respect your opinion and your right to feel that way about the existence of "Magic" in the parks, but there many people who simply cannot understand the way you feel. That doesn't make it wrong or anyone else right, it's how YOU feel. I, for one, am sorry you feel this way because I believe...

I agree Speedway is a classic, but time has not been kind. The ride format is very dated and the placement in the park no longer makes sense. I hoped this would come up. It's outdated, overshadowed by a real life safari existing in AK, and would't greatly benefit from a refurb. All very...

Tom Sawyer Island? All that prime space seems perfect for development into a new attraction for MK. I really do love almost every ride at WDW and feel that 90-95% of the one's "on the fringe" could circumvent replacement by simply undergoing a refurb (In Some Cases, A Very Extensive Refurb)...

Completely agree with this also. Indy has had a great run but when it comes to cutting time in DHS, it's the first to go for us. I definitely don't want to see Indiana Jones leave WDW altogether but I think the room the stunt show currently occupies would be better used for an attraction similar...

A little debate recently came up regarding thoughts on the removal of Tomorrowland Speedway that got me thinking. In your opinion what rides or shows are so far past their prime that a complete removal/replacement is the only solution? Just for the record, I believe that removing the Speedway...

I completely agree with the need for replacing the Speedway entirely. Even though this is an attraction I can remember from my earliest trips, it appears the Tomorrowland around it has passed it by.

Great, now we will have to hear HIM complain about the condition the parks are in too! ;)

My issue with Disney's hand in this is they should never have touted this as a full on kid play area, then put a fence up around the main attraction to keep kids out. I believe a large portion of this debacle could have been avoided if the attraction designers had planned a lot better in the...

You could get them Bippity Boppity Boutique'ed the day of the party and let them keep their princess gear on the rest of the day. If you are going to have to buy a costume on property, why not get the memories to go with it. Have fun at the Not So Scary Halloween Party. If you have never...

Whenever I visit World Showcase, I personally account for 75% of the Gran Fiesta Tour rider count for that day. Ride, Enjoy, Repeat. I'm not sure exactly why, but I do love that ride (With Or Without AA's).

It's always great to see WDW embracing its history. Far to often it seems that older attractions are unceremoniously retired with a whimper and all acknowledgement that they ever existed scrubbed away to make room for "progress". I'm not opposed to progress by any means but what management...

I couldn't agree with the above posts more. I think any WDW fan would love the opportunity to obsess over every areal photo, blog update, and cell phone video regarding the construction of a new park for the next two-three years. However, just feel like more would appreciate a that money being...

If you see your favorite character in the parks, and you DON'T get a picture with them, I think thats what would be unacceptable.

We like to take it as slow as possible during a Disney trip. One park per day. No rush, no stress. Time in WDW has a terrible habit of flying by and before you know it your first day, is your last day. The one park per day rule just helps us slow it down a little. We consider weather conditions...

Disney just removed the gator because he didn't have the $14 required to park.

How about they change the name to, "Disney's Out Of Place Post-Construction Giant Hat Land"? Problem solved.