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Yes, but now every other line you wait in for the rest of the day (the non-fastpass lines) is now longer. Why? Because all the people holding fastpasses are standing in them while waiting for their fastpass to become useable. Your line waits in the fastpass line are demonstrably shorter - but...

I disagree. Unless you go sit on a park bench, the time you spend waiting for your Fastpass to become useable will be spent in line somewhere else in the park. Might be another attraction, might be a food cart, might be a counter service restaurant, might be a store. But you have to go...

Well stated. I think that's exactly the nature of the Fastpass debate.

Yes. When the resort opened, you could swim in the lake. The competing excuses/explanations as to why it is no longer allowed is that either (a) there's a special kind of amoeba that lives in the florida swamps and causes brain damage, and/or (b) they were worried someone might be hit and...

Odyssey Restaurant

Nevermind

What's wrong with America? You'll notice, it's the country the attraction is located in.

Yes. He does in the movies too. It's silver.

I believe that if Walt were still alive today, he would have bought up land in middle America, probably on the Mississippi River outside St. Louis, and would have built something that would be one part "His original plan for EPCOT", one part Celebration, and one part Downtown Disney. It...

No joke, it sounds like a Disneyfied version of Gizmo singing. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euhUfZGddwk

My understanding is that they (the images on the tiles) just have to be displayed somewhere on WDW property; they could stick them out on one of the golf courses if they wanted to.

If today someone were looking to build the most efficient method of transportation available to get people from the Seven Seas Lagoon and TTC to MK and Epcot, they'd probably build the monorail exactly as it was created 40 years ago. It's just that good, and nothing even close to "better" has...

It's my favorite attraction in WDW. It is one of the few attractions that they've changed over the years that didn't get me all angry/upset. Sadly, it's one of the few places/venues/shows, over the past 10-15 years about the United States that displays an almost entirely positive view of the...

I'm all for "moving forward" with the entrance plaza as long as the new plaza looks identical to the 82 plaza. :animwink:

Regarding the tombstones, EPCOT Center was a whole park full of weenies. Each pavilion building stood out and was instantly recognizable. Then someone with A.D.D. decided they needed to stick some form of clutter in every single available open space. Why someone in TDO didn't say "You're are...

Touche!

You'd be shocked what you can do with a great makeup artist and a tiny bit of acting skill. For example? Eddie Murphy becomes Caucasian.

Ah, but people have to be somewhere. It's physics; matter occupies space. People are matter. If they are not in line for the attraction they are holding a FastPass for, they must be somewhere else. They may not be taking up space on a minor attraction with a walk-on line, but they must be...

Because many people visit WDW once a decade and simply don't understand how the system works. They don't utilize it. They just see people filing past them in line and know they had to wait and somebody else did not.

No, I'm saying they used to be walk-ons. And I'm saying the stand-by E-Ticket lines, that used to be one hour are now an hour and a half. If your FastPass is causing you to attend a parade you never would have watched otherwise, or to spend time getting ice cream that you never would have...