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Not to rain on anyone's parade, but if the Uni/Disney contract does indeed say something to the effect of, "If 'Character X' was ever a member of The Avengers, they cannot appear in an American Disney park east of the Mississippi", then Guardians of the Galaxy will never appear in Disney World...

Amazing DLP video! Happy Halloween everyone!

Amazing DLP video! Happy Halloween everyone!

Personally, I would love to see them get rid of the Indy show and put in the Indy ride that's in DL in Adventureland. We were always told the reason we would never get the Indy ride is because Dinosaur is in AK, which is the same type of ride. Well, I say if they can put RSR in the Studios...

In a way it's kind of similar. If they *do* try to target an opening for a particular date, it's usually either open by summer (kids out of school - bigger audience) or open by November (the holidays - the Northerners flee the icy tundra and come to Florida - big audience).

Can't be Batman, Nolan-verse or otherwise - DC Comics has a license with Six Flags.

The amount of movies is not relevant; it just depends on how many people liked Cars/Cars 2. How many more Finding Nemo movies have been made? And that still appears to be popular, at least according to the the Sentinel photographer - looks like three out of every four pictures taken were Nemo...

I'll tell you this - having worked Gay Days for a number of years, and having seen quite a bit over the years...I'll take the red shirts over the Brazilian tour groups any day of the week. ANY day.

Simple. Plow under the Backlot Tour, and use the footprint for new attractions. The end. Everything else in DHS already doesn't operate under the idea that it's a "working studio".

Based on Lee's "not exactly" to the "re-purpose of a show to make it cheaper"... My first guess is one of the successful pitches was to re-do Fantasmic at DHS into DCA's World of Color. The water and water screens are already there, so you'd be looking at removing the stage, increasing the...

I've had very late reservations at some Epcot restaurants, and I've not noticed a drop off in quality. Most decent restaurants, Disney or otherwise, are used to serving right up until close, so I wouldn't worry.

Which is exactly why, if you've ever noticed, the bridge to Tomorrowland is twice as wide as the bridge to Adventureland. To accommodate the greater amount of expected people.

When I worked in Tomorrowland, the ratio was generally supposed to be sixteen FP for every four stand-by. The problem with that is you end up with a line in FP, which causes a *ton* of angry FP people. Then your coordinator shows up at the merge point and tells you to just let all the FP...

Better, IMO.

Indeed. A quick look at The Monorail Society's page on "How Much Does Monorail Cost?" http://www.monorails.org/tmspages/HowMuch.html shows that Las Vegas paid $88 million a mile for their Bombardier monorail system (the same company that built WDW's monorail). Now I'm willing to concede that...

The area to the right of Fastpass Return is where the FedEx Lounge is (a place where the bigwigs of FedEx, the former Space Mountain sponsor, could go to chill out while in the park), so it might have something to do with that

FP is scheduled by what the attendance projection is for that day. For example, if MK's projected attendance for the day was under 32,000 - Stitch's FP machines were not turned on. (FYI, the rest of Tomorrowland - less than 21,000 Buzz FP is turned off, less than 19,000 Space Mountain is...

A Surprise Fastpass is a second Fastpass you get for an attraction you're not currently getting a Fastpass for. It's generally done by Disney when they want to try and boost attendance for an attraction. For example, you might go to Peter Pan's Flight to get a Peter Pan Fastpass, and after the...

I think it's a good idea. Also remember that just because MK will be open 24 hours doesn't mean that everyone will stay that long. Usually during that time of year MK closes fairly early, about 8pm. I'm willing to bet that most people will take advantage and stay until about midnight, maybe...

In all likelihood, the attractions that will be open will be the one that are normally open during special events like Not-so-Scary and the Christmas party. Here's a pic of the 2011 Not-so-Scary map with what was open during the party: http://www.wdwinfo.com/holidays/photos/mnsshp-map2.htm