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True for Disneyland's, but not the one in WDW. The WDW Pirates has no time travel element.

You should write for cracked.com. This is amazing.

That is a crying shame.

We Go On.

Didn't stop these eager Imagineers: http://www.latimes.com/media/photo/2010-09/maters-junkyard-jamboree-disney-california-adventure_56287937.jpg http://a.media.global.go.com/parksnews/downloads/photo_WDI_9002.JPG

I wonder if for some of the obscurer shows/attractions Disney pulls from their own crop of actors around WDW at the time. A famous example of this of course is Wally Boag cast as José in the Tiki Room.

A bit out of the blue, I admit, but this is one subject that eats away at me on the side and I imagine there must be others who wonder about these things. We're all perplexed at the androgynous Hollywood Tower Hotel concierge and I've recently realized that I am extremely curious who voiced...

Guys, the queue is interactive. What are we supposed to expect guests to do? Wait in line without banging and scratching on things? Where's the MAGIC in that?

WDI "art" is usually about this quality nowadays.

"Mary Blair would be so honored by this!" Are you kidding me? Just...are you freaking KIDDING me?

How about re-theming it so that you DO go to Mars? One of the things I dislike most about Mission Space is its lack of narrative adventurousness.

Hunchback characters, please! :) Clopin is one of the most underacknowledged Disney characters in my book.

I spy the NextGen Mickey icon on that bar.

Interesting. I never thought about connecting the Imagination pavilion to iLife, but it would be a perfect match.

As much as WDI loves to say when they create attractions, "And then everything goes horribly wrong!", all they have to do is make the new ride about the vehicles being equipped with Apple Maps and guests getting lost, requiring them to use their imaginations to overcome faulty software to find...

When you not only know where things are onstage...but also backstage...even if you haven't been backstage! D: I did go backstage on my Keys to the Kingdom tour, though. The awkward thing was, I knew where I was the whole time and the things going on around me. I kept my mouth shut and let...

In defense of Test Track 2.0's educational functions: Chevrolet's goal was to focus it more on the design process than the testing process. They wanted to show what factors are taken into account when designing a car and let guests appreciate that side of the industry. It certainly isn't a...

That is a great tip. Thank you very much!

I get that. The old definitely felt more realistic. I guess it depends on what appeals to you. I like look of the new version. :)

I have pretty much nothing bad to say. By the looks of it, whatever they changed was an improvement. Very classy.