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It's true, Disney charges the Operating Participant for the entertainment costs, so France didn't want to pay for it anymore. It is always about the money!

True. I overlooked that part. So I was just saying that are plenty of FP's except for some popular attractions mainly at the Studios. In fact, they just extended the hours for DHS to 8:30 pm closing and added another performance of Fantasmic at 9pm.

MK has plenty of FP's left just Peter Pan and M&G with Rapunzel are sold out of FP's. At Epcot, Living with the Land and Maelstrom still have plenty of FP's At DHS, Star Tours stil has plenty of FP's At AK, they still have plenty of FP's for all attractions

The maintenance budget is the furthest thing from their mind right now, it is all project and development. Maintenance funding and staffing will come from TDO at a later date, but they will think that everything will be brand new and shiny so it won't need much maintenance.

Animal Kingdom was designed to do a lot of things, but once it's turned over to Operations, Animal Programs, and Entertainment they can try to do different that it wasn't designed for, like trying to stick a little crappy parade in there where one didn't belong.

About the floating islands, I would have to say the bigger ones would be on the left hand side as you enter from Discovery Island. The show building should be put there because there is already an access road there also. They need something to cover up the back side of the Rainforest Café and...

On the right hand side, it looks like a bridge to me.

Yes, restaurants, kiosks, and merchandise stores. If you want a souvenir ..go to Unobtainable Gift Store If you want a drink .. go to the Avabar

I'm not surprised. I have to deal with crap from outside contractors on a daily basis and it is in a lot worse shape than this.

That's interesting because last month they told CM's that there would block-out dates of all cast dining discounts, no 20% discounts, no holiday coupon use for dining, everything would be blocked out in the last part of August and the whole month of September because of the expected guest use of...

I was just wondering if he misrepresented himself or just kept it kind of vague. He probably only talked about what he was already pre-approved to talk about.

I know Diego very well and he is a really nice guy but he's not really an Imagineer or did he tell you what he really did? Sure, he works for WDI but as a PR guy, mainly schedules media stuff but nothing to do with designing or engineering.

The standing Carno is just being repaired. That is just standard procedure for repairs by using a temporary replacement. The strobe light is for the on ride photo capture.

Well, it is true. Let's see.. ride profile still the same, the seats stayed the same, and the seat belts stayed the same. So there was no changes to the ride vehicles, then it must have been a management decision because they wanted younger riders.

Obviously, the new ROE entertainment manager agrees also.

I remember the job posting from last year: Hyper-Care Support Assistant - providing guidance system implementation, identifying and documenting system issues and trends and communicating with the Experience Service Command Centers to deliver comprehensive data reporting.

The Ride Vehicle profile has not been changed since opening. But the show quality has gone way downhill since the opening.

It was a resort wide power glitch due to a lightning strike. Epcot and AK were affected also, but not as much because most things were already closed.

Ok. I'm impressed. Do you know him? My friend who works at Mexico said an idiot dropped his brand new I-phone in the flume at Mexico and completely ruined it, it would have been great to get some info off of it.

They already did, the prototype is just up the road a bit in a empty warehouse used for testing. Maybe the people there can go check it out. Here is the address: 907 Flower St, Glendale, CA