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Who Wants To Be A Millionare - Play It!: Seen it, once is enough, time to go thank you very much. Mission: SPACE: think it's a great attraction, but feel it's becoming a liability for the company. The Magic Carpets of Aladdin: Can we finally get rid of the bottle neck in Adventureland please...

They wouldn't hurt my feelings at all if they decided to close the Noodle Station permanently. Ate there on my last trip down and wasn't really impressed with the food or the food selection.

I think it's one of modern Imagineering's finest creations, but I wouldn't care if it were shuttered. I've never cared for the way I feel after I've gotten off of it.

I'm looking forward to the upgrades at PotC. Think the sign looks really great, but am hoping the best for the parrot out front. Can't wait til I get back to check it out for myself. And I agree I'd like to see HM get some love, but would also like to see the Jungle Cruise get some plussing...

It doesn't take very long for me to realize I'm at Disney: when I see Mickey and Minnie at the gates of Downtown Disney just before hotel row (forget the name of the road).

I'd like to see Lasseter revive the Great Muppet Movie Ride and Western River Expedition. I think it would be a great tribute to Marc Davis if WRE finally got built.

This is a hard decision to make. I love Frontierland, Adventureland and Tomorrowland all for different reasons. I agree that Tomorrowland at night is amazing, and there's just something about the romanticized Old West settlement that is Frontierland. But honestly how can you beat the Jungle...

DuckTales - Treasure of the Lost Lamp. Tell me that doesn't have Adventureland written all over it!

And so the Prodigal Son has returned home.

Ah man, I really like Stars and Motor Cars, but I realize that parades don't last forever at WDW and something just as wonderful will be along in short order. Sure am glad we got to see it our last trip down. That Genie car is a riot!

The safari radio music is Hapa Duniani. I downloaded it a while ago, but can't remember where I got it. I hope this helps.

Has it really been ten years already? WoM closing was like an end of Epcot's innocence if you think about it. This is also the tenth year since they added Ellen to UoE so I guess '96 was the end of an era for Epcot. Out with the simple omnimover attraction in with the thrill ride. I...

Got to see it in action a little (test run) when we were there in September and I can't wait to get on this thing. If it's as good as it looked, it'll be the best coaster Disney has built in quite a while. Fear the Yeti!

Jeff is perhaps my all-time favourite skipper. I really like it when he pulls out those dog photos. Off script sure, but it gives it a little somthing different: the personal touch. That's what I love about JC it's never the same ride twice thanks to great skippers like Jeff and Jungle Jeremy.

Glad to see they kept Beverly. I couldn't imagine it not being there.

My family and I have always enjoyed RoE, but I feel it has run its course and it is time for a new way to end my day at Epcot.

Having only ridden JP once I will say that I enjoyed the ride, but it isn't Disney. The splash factor is great (we were soaked for hours) if you ride up front. The story is pretty good too being a fan of the movies; however, it isn't Disney. It was hard to beat Dinosaur in it's '98 CTX...

I remember really liking 89's Ernest Goes to Splash Mountain celebrating the opening of Splash Mountain. Does anyone else remember that one? It's a mockumentary with Ernest P. Worrell training to conquer Disneyland's Splash Mountain. I think it aired on the Disney Channel.

I think it's up to us as adults to make sure our children know who any historically significant American was. Walt Disney will be relevant to our children as long as we keep him relevant. Be it through a trip to Disneyland or WDW, stock footage of the Mousetro himself, Mickey Mouse or the...

Yes Scrubs is on NBC, but it's produced by Disney's Touchstone Television.