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I'm not saying it's a bad film. But really it was Pixar's follow-up to Toy Story....actually I guess Bug's Life was. But yeah I guess Monsters was better than Bugs Life. But it pailed in comparisom to Toy Story. To me Nemo and Incredibles got them back on track. STILL havent seen Ratatoullie or...

Poseidon's Fury could do with a bit of an update as well. I mean, I guess if you go there more than once you might repeat visit, but it's not something that draws you back to see again like say Space Mountain, Spiderman, etc.

If they change Dueling Dragons I'll be mad. I didnt even get to ride it, but what a silly idea. I mean really Harry Potter appeals to ALL ages, but a lot of the fans are young. Making the parks main attraction an Inverted coaster with multiple Inversions all but guarantee's a 52 inch height...

A dimmer rack in Sounds Dangerous? Don't they just turn the lights off for the shoiw anyways?

When I was there in the end of April, Splash Mountain broke down while I was on it for about five minutes, and then was closed later in the evening. Pirates didnt close but it got really backed up at the end and we had to wait like 20 minutes to get off. Didn't notice any issues with Big...

I won some ears coming off the Railroad at Main Street once. I'm guessing they don't give out prizes at any of the major rides lol

Ever consider trying out for the olympics lol? 90 Seconds holy crap. That's like opposite ends of the park lol.

Really? I never would have guessed that in a million years, although of course it has similar vehicles etc. But I remember Indiana Jones travelling around a lot more, like going on the bridge above the other tracks and whatnot. Whereas Dinosaur I just remember pretty much going out and coming back.

Tarzan they got rid of because of Nemo didn't they? And yeah I agree, some movies like obviously the classics in Fantasyland, and stuff like Lion King, Mermaid etc stick with people a while. But I was surrpised the Hunchback show only recently closed at DHS. But again it depends on the ride/show...

I'm having a hard time remembering but I was on the last week of April (first time so I wouldnt have noticed much), and as far as I remember the Yeti worked. I know they've had problems with him in the past lol.

I wonder if maybe it'll be one of those that goes down and never wakes up again. I mean the Disneyland one went years back. Maybe they just dont want any backlash lol.

I remember reading in a guide book that they were thinking of replacing it with a dog show based on Underdog or something. Believe it was a Jim Hill rumor too.

woah I got carried away there off topic lol....Whew I should get some sleep hahaa. :snore:

Well Harry Potter sure isnt gonna be enough to bring me down from Edmonton (in Canada FYI). Granted Ive never read the books and don't recall any of the movies being anything overly special. As much as I'd love to revisit WDW tomorrow (my first visit was in April) I don't have the finances for...

Don't forget about the Rip, Ride, Rockit coaster at City Walk too. I think Disney ought to be looking at building another coaster at some point in the next few years.

I guess people are starting to think it's just not a major attraction anymore. I would think it's the least popular of the WDW Fantasyland Dark Rides. (not taking into account DL's awful Pinnochio ride)

I never did get a chance to see the AC when I was there in April. In fact I didn't go to any of the clubs in PI. I was in line for a bit to Motion and it seemed pretty lame. I know on the PI Radio they play songs from different clubs, so I heard them play Finger Elevens Paralyzer, sure enough...

I wonder if this means they're going to be closing the entire ride (which I would assume if it was repairing internally). Maybe it's a step towards the renovations they were doing in Disneyland.