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I haven't been as many times as you by a country mile, but I think the bus service is very lacking, especially at key times when they really should have much more capacity in the system. I'm not the only one, I've heard plenty of grumbling from other passengers standing in kiosks for...

Mel's diner.

Most of the problems arise from not having adequate bus capacity or headway times, especially at park closing times...

Please note that the position of train engineer at WDW has been already filled...by me after I retire. Just sayin.....

I don't agree, you need one day per park.

Where is everyone?!??

So these things would do continual circuits around world showcase?

I had to Google that. All I can say is thank you for bringing it up!

I think that, at times due to the frustration level with the bus service (lack of capacity in the system, lack of proper headway, etc), people's manners are certainly adversely impacted by the bus system...

I love Disney as much as anyone, but the bus system is a shyteshow of the first order.

I've never noticed coaster noise in the animal sections of Asia, never mind Africa. I do applaud your concern though!

They're not making the animals ride the coasters.

DHS used to be my 2nd favorite after MK, but it's really fallen off a cliff. After being to Universal, I realized exactly how lacking DHS has become. The other park I have mixed feelings about is Epcot, mainly due to all the vacant pavilions in the front half. We pay all that admission...

Thought this was great, not sure if most folks have already seen it http://www.themeparktourist.com/features/20150323/30074/abandoned-rise-fall-and-decay-disney-s-river-country?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Social%20Adv&utm_campaign=River%20Country%20Post%20Split%20Test%20%232

What does lbv mean?

Agree. Went in February and that corner now feels like Siberia.

To be honest, I was surprised they like it, but they do. I don't think I've ever seen Aunt Pollys open, is it still in operation? The rafts can be a hassle, but I do like the feeling of being on an island.

101% disagree. My three kids, age 13 and twins of 9, love Tom Sawyer Island. Don't underestimate a retro attraction like that since it's so well done.

Saw them during our last visit while riding BTM, what a great memory!

It's fun but it's definitely a rough ride. I've ridden the Wildcat many times (wooden coaster in CT that was previously mentioned ) and that ride slams the rider around. I'd say SM is very similar in ride quality, which is shocking considering it's metal.