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We are staying there for the first time 9/10, I've seen some pix of the rooms that were multi colored and some that had a beige or tan theme. Which of these, if any, are they changing to?

I guess "thrill" is a relative term. To my 6yr old. TT is the ultimate thrill, ( he's too scared to ride any of the rollercoasters and I won't let him on M:S). I also think familiarity breeds contempt. The first few times I rode RnR, I thought it was incredible, but now it seems far too short...

Actually after I posted, I thought that WtP going 60mph would only be about 10 mph faster than it normally runs. Man, thats a quick ride! :lol:

I contend that any ride that can go 65mph is thrilling. Imagine Winnie the Pooh at 60+ mph.

Seriously, how about a ride/attraction with a restaurant in the middle of it. That way you could get a fastpass and then have a snack or meal while waiting. (Note: would only work with non-thrill rides)

My dream is, that once they demolish WoL. That from the ashes of that once proud and cutting edge attraction, comes a character meet and greet or a childrens playland.

My family loves Pop Century. I would recommend over some of the moderate hotels.

My guess would be that if Disney built a coaster, say the size of the Hulk and or Dueling Dragons, the size of the mountain it would take to cover it would reach the lower atmosphere. Plus they are running out of names for the mountains. Splash, Space, Big Thunder, and Everest being taken of course.

I hope the poor soul in the costume wasn't hurt. I should think the main cause of injury would be loosing your balance and falling down, not the blow to the head. Not to make light of the subject, but considering the heat down here and the time spent in the suit. How and how often is the...

I enjoy the chaos that is MGM. I like the fact it isn't themed to the hilt and you never know whats around the corner. Could be a stunt show or it could be a christmas shop. Its the element of suprise I love. So what if Indiana Jones is up the street of Star Tours which is around the bend of The...

We try to eat breakfast as late as possible without passing out from hunger, then eat a good lunch as close to the time that they start charging dinner prices. Then if we get hungry later we can get a snack later, but not another big meal. Also if we dont stay at the resort but just a day trip...

I've taken chairs and bed spreads and a shower curtain once. Just kidding, though I do take a map from every park and in every language. I even had my bedroom wallpapered with maps once. My wife wasn't so thrilled. Whats sad is I've been to WDW 300 times and could find my way...

I agree, the Lotus Blossom is very good. The eggrolls are egg-cellant. The walk up next to the Rose and Crown too. Fish and Chips, yeah!

I'm so jealous, I may be ill.

I can't help but feel more upset about this development, than I did when Horizon's and Mr. Toads were tore down. I am truley saddened by this. I just saw her last weekend.

$0.98 is still to much to stay a night at a Holiday Inn. I'll wait till it drops to $0.50.

For the amount of money Disney has in this birthday celebration, I think they would like to get their money's worth. Just be glad it probably will only last a year and a half.

I would say the Original Alfredo's in Italy, close second would be The Garden Grill

I have to say PotC, who wouldn't want to come home after a long day and go swimming with the pirates.

Here's mine and they must be done in this order with no deviation. 1. Pirates of the Caribbean 2. Haunted Mansion 3. Space Mountain 4. Spaceship Earth 5. Mission Space 6. Rockin' Rollercoaster 7. Primevil Whirl