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Yeah, if the timing worked having Walt open (and close) would be awesome. Update the last scene to be about the 80s/90s in the same historical context so it can be a carousel about the Century of Progress. (Rather than what will always be a dated look at the future that could have been)

We had to stop so we could order a royal with cheese.

I remember that! Back then King Louie was a waiter.

I forgot about this part of the great muppet caper, and now I’m a little worried.

Any chance the Villains show in Racing Academy is temporary? Seems misplaced with a whole land coming to MK. MuppetVission had left DCA before my first trip there. How faithful was it to the WDW version? I assume somewhat less, as the theater seems generic in DCA. Could they plug something...

Texas is west of the Mississippi. Full on Marvel park?

I love both AA and HoP. I thought Great Moments in American History was spectacular. If they gave us Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln on Main Street in place of HoP (having been muppet-ized) I could almost live with it.

Depends on what your criteria is. Animal Kingdom is more cohesive. It has one of our top three rides (which until recently was our #1) and one of our favorite restaurants (I could eat Satu’li Bowls every day and not tire of them). However, AK is, at best, a half day park. In our last trip my...

Best Pixar movie in nearly a decade.

Yeah, I can’t imagine that being how RTQ works, as it would seemingly make the issues with DAS worse.

I’ve bought Genie+ on every trip that it has been available. I don’t see your point. Genie+ is not DAS.

Can you provide a reference for this? That is not how I have seen it described.

My family is a party of three. It is my fifteen year old son who has a physical disability. He’s not a “60yo grandpa who needs a bathroom break”. RTQ means I would spend a significant portion of our trip in a queue by myself, separated from my wife and son. Our “family vacation” will no...

Or, like me, choose to no longer go to Disney. I could also see it pushing people who have legitimate disabilities that no longer qualify for DAS to say they have disabilities that do qualify.

My son had DAS and presumably will not in the new system. He’s been to a Disney park 13 of his 15 years (we alternate WDW and DLR - we hit DLP, DLR, and WDW in the last twelve months. We’ve always* gotten Genie+ as well. Wish I knew about these changes before our WDW trip in February, as it...

I’ve long wished they’d just put automated vehicles on the track, they could be small and not rideable, but would give the track a purpose, and add some motion. The least they can do is clear the tracks of brush. In addition, the perforated metal screens on the people mover track at the...

It’s crazy they’ve announced this change, but not how return to line is going to work. We’re all just guessing, both those who think it’ll be a panacea and those that think it’ll be hell.

I’m 6’-4” but thankfully a lot of my height is in my torso. It does make me want to duck on SM ;)

I can’t imagine how nerve-racking it would be if I had a trip booked before this is all figured out - I’d probably end up cancelling.

I don’t think anyone is advocating for status quo. Disney only recognizing autism as a disability worthy of DAS is extreme. Disney rolling this out without all the details on how it was going to work was a mistake.