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Well, that just shows Jim Hill's credibility. The article was written in 2006. So, it seems like he was just guessing then... as well as now. He's not wrong all the time... Heck, even a broken clock is right twice a day

Just a quick note, since a lot of people around here are praising Imagineers almost unconditionally. Now there are some fantastic Imagineers that work in the Disney Company. Creative geniuses who are equal to none. But it seems that in the recent years, anytime anything isn't liked by the...

My thoughts? Steve's right. The "Imagineer" is right. Jim Hill is worthless (so is Miceage/chat *zing*) Toy Story Mania is fun. That is all *end of line*

I would say take the direct bus, the boat is more scenic, but it does take a bit to get to the Contemporary, then Monorail-TTC-Monorail loop

:wave: I'm from Alabama, There are many people from the South, of all races, genders, education levels, and speaking abilities. I said nothing about people from a specific area ("Such as people from _____ county are rednecks") or people of a certain background ("Home schooled people from...

Just a heads up. Kevin Yee is perhaps the WORST "source" of any sort of information, especially when it comes to ANYTHING about Walt Disney World. The only time he writes unbiased articles is when the article is completely misinformed, or just completely made up. Citing Kevin Yee for any sort...

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Tapestry of Dreams Parade.... I miss it

Agreed, the Sleepy Hollow/MS Bakery ice cream sandwiches are perhaps the best treat this side of a dole whip... But in a pinch (or at another park) they are a semi-reasonable solution. And more choices are never a bad thing.

Right, because Disney hasn't added ANYTHING to its parks in the last 20 years that makes up for the loss of 2 or three attractions. Definitely not two full theme parks; definitely not a whole shopping/dining complex; definitely not added any new experiences either (shows haven't ever changed...

No, no you are not the only person. People on the internet love to criticize things that they have no idea about. I think Night Kingdom could be an awesome destination, especially if it compares favorably to Discovery Cove (which is simply amazing)

Well played, Clerks... Well played

I see your Rocketeer reference and raise you one Dr. Forrester! The only question is who would be Tv's Frank?

Actually, I picture him as more cold, calculating... Always in control of the situation... So Steve is either: This Guy Or: This Guy.. Nerd Points X 2

Wonders of Live? At Disney... Awesome! Go Ed! In all seriousness though, Cranium Command is one of my favorite attractions, and I mourn its loss... Quietly.... Alone.... In a corner

::Rolls Eyes:: Please... don't make any critical judgments with incomplete or inaccurate data, including about ones character. Its unbecoming It went from being a fun argument to getting personal quick, didn't it?

So.... He has the history of animals which have yet to be proven and/or discovered? Will I find those in the fantasy section of Barnes and Noble? Heck, I don't need to read the books, I wanna hear how they were written...

See, but that's just the point, that "potentially dangerous animal" represents exactly what they are looking for, that is, if they are actually putting forth effort to find it. Real scientists dive to the bottom of the ocean, explore the deep rainforest, and, while they DO have their safety in...

I'll take that as a Cue to order up the DVD set

I am relatively certain the Beast of Bray Road was supposed to be a were-wolf... But it has been a while since I lived in WI, so I could be wrong