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The concept art shows it on the ground behind the buildings, as if it were real.

@MisterPenguin , I'm not picking up on the difference? I think the point is WiR back on the table, not so much the VR.

Wasn't there something like this at one time, or am I misremembering? This would have been around 2004, the first time we took our kids. You could pay to reserve a stroller and have your name put on it. But there were also unmarked strollers that you could pick up and abandon. They would be...

Ellen didn't have a cellphone. That was a cordless landline. Cellphones in 1996 were small flip phones, and didn't work well indoors.

Shouldn't your lines be tangent to the track, not to the side of the ride building?

Wasn't it established that most 3-year-olds will meet the height requirements?

I don't think anyone else caught this...that sign says "Restrooms Telephones". It's not an exhibit, it's ordinary payphones. In case you need to call someone when you're not in your house or office. Why are they next to the restrooms? Well, at the time, they told us it's a safety measure...

That's right, the handicapped entrance is on the right side of the building.

Amazon is not a good example of a typical e-commerce website. It's extraordinary. Seven years ago, Anonymous couldn't take it down. Today they sell their infrastructure to other companies, both as an e-commerce provider and a general cloud service provider. No company that's rolling their...

Last year we finally got a ride picture with DD1's face - she was always hiding in my lap before. She said it was the first time she's even seen the big dino at the end. She was 18.

We used to "ground" our kids by swapping their smartphone for a basic phone for a few days. Now we can't, because they need it to submit their homework. And those same work/life issues that affect me when I can officially work from home, are affecting the kids... Homework is quite often due...

I haven't seen the movie, but the honey is part of the Laughing Place story. I think the Tar Baby story is just left out of the ride entirely.

Didn't @Lift Blog report early in this thread that there is only one air-conditioned gondola operating anywhere, and that it doesn't work well? How does that reconcile with Dopplmayer offering it as a checkbox option?

http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/the-original-jungle-cruise-with-king-louie.437535/

The original ToT in Orlando uses two elevator shafts -- you load and go up in one shaft, then the car moves forward through show scenes into the drop shaft. All the clones have used a simpler design with only one shaft, but apparently kept the ground floor layout, so you have to walk forward to...

The FEA photo has no background - if they didn't put the frame around it you wouldn't know what ride it was. And nobody is looking at the camera.

Have you seen the one from Frozen Ever After?

And Space Mountain.

More careful wording, right? I believe he has occasionally accepted old vacation videos. But it probably has to be something very special at this point.

Every pavilion that had a ride, so not quite the numbers you're thinking. And some rides that still exist are no longer E-tickets, like Energy Horizons, World of Motion, Body Wars are gone (and the Hydrolators).