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Speaking on the trespassing issue, it's bad especially on property owned by a company as big as Disney, but in an evil way I'm not going to pretend I don't enjoy seeing what they uncover. I think there are a lot of people in the same boat. "Don't do that! Well... since you did, I'm going to take...

I think it's the lighter shade coming down from the top

Wasn't it an issue towards the end? I remember people talking about Body Wars being a walk on experience, sometimes having a whole simulator to themselves. I only meant it would be easy for guests to pass by it considering for the past decade there haven't been attractions besides demos for...

The paint job makes me excited for the future of the building; it appears they're putting an effort into maintaining it. My only hope is that it means there will be attractions again and not delegated back to a festival center. But I guess anything can happen. The Backlot Tour received new trams...

Well, back to the drawing board. New ride system g-force is causing the doors of the building to collapse on themselves. I'm joking, but someone will use this photo as clickbait on YouTube and say "GUARDIANS EPCOT RIDE PROBLEMS, DESTROYING BUILDING?!"

I hadn't even thought of that... That's what I should have done on my last trip.

Oh that's what it is... ? I always assumed it was just a 'maintenance room' colliding with the twilight zone, but being on your back would be more interesting.

He has yet to see the original version, so that's the silver lining!

I'm taking my fiance to Disney World next month for his very first time and he loves Figment from everything I've shown him, but I know he's going to be so disappointed at current Journey Into Imagination :grumpy:

Apologies if this has been asked before: do we know what is happening to the celebrity hand prints when Mickey opens?

Honestly, I don't mind what happens to Star Tours. I just hope whatever replaces it continues to use the simulators for my own selfish reason: nostalgia for Body Wars. Even when I get on Star Tours at Disneyland, I'm always reminded of it.

Thank you for the clarification :)

You really don't need to be so smug about it. I have memories of the first bridge leading into the Soundstages with tv monitors and a "No filming or video recording" before entering. I had forgotten if there was anything similar in the second tour bridge and thought I would ask about it, like if...

Not to encourage more "urban exploration" that has been happening with Wonders of Life, but it would still be fascinating to see inside before demolition. But I can't imagine there was anything left or any interesting remnants from the walking tour.

"The Tower wants revenge." :D

2 truths and a lie? :D

I went to the Magic Kingdom on Veteran's Day in 2015 so it was pretty packed; one of the greatest moments on the trip was when a CM at the stage said something along the lines of "alright everyone, put your hands together and cheer as loud as you can for Frozone!" and no one cheered or applauded...

Yeesh, I don't think unions and corporations are that black and white.

Ugh, at this point I would prefer they put Sounds Dangerous back in. That clip show is awful.

Woah, can't remember the last time I have ever seen the words "Playhouse Disney"