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Pixar: Carl-a good man who is forced out of his comfort zone and prevails, happiness abound. Marvel: Tony Stark/Ironman-a good man who is forced out of his comfort zone and prevails, happiness abound. :)

im a huge tron fan, but moreover i couldnt even begin to imagine what disney imagineering could create with the visuals provided from the last film. i would really like to see something come of that.

this is a tough question for me, because "favorite" can be different things. my favorite thrill ride is aerosmith, my favorite nostoglic ride is spaceship earth, and my favorite themed ride is star tours. and close behind are soarin, jungle cruise, pirates, tot and philarmagic.

i dont bother with them, and from my sig you can see i often stay off site with a car. we usually keep gifts to a minimum (photo album, pins, ears, caracature, dtd Christmas ornament) which are all best had in the park, despite pricing. those places kind of ruin the mood for me.

the site itself doesnt, but the link to the site did, sorry for the confusion...i believe the i got the link from themeparkinsider, but i cant find it.

i can always appreciate dedication to a project, well done!

always haunted mansion, and for some reason im always getting stuck in the attic facing the bride.:eek::eek::eek:

i used to stay at the wuality suites next door to old town, good call!

found this site with what claims to be pandoras soarin, so its upgraded slightly if this site has any truth to it. http://www.vekoma.com/index.php/specialities-and-attractions/pandora-s-box

im on board with the party who is excited that as a guest i get to enjoy the upgrades at both uni and disney. in my heart i will always be a disney loyal but honestly, every trip ive gone to orlando (outside of my honeymoon) i have visited both parks, and will continue to do so. i think pandora...

i could easily say that its the one constant in an ever changing world that allows me to reconnect to myself in my own manner. but i agree, there is more to it. i could go the nostalgic way, but that doesnt always fly, the last time i went we took along our best friends (29 just like us btw) and...

not even sure if this was on purpose, my wife took this in November 2011, DTD in front of the entrance of portobellos restaurant and fultons there was a Christmas decoration (tree sorta) that if you stood at the correct direction it created a mickey. Now mind you the ear portions of the mickey...

thanks for posting, now i will go cry a little.

mid-90s were fun for me, I was between 6-15 so I was old enough to enjoy all the rides, and young enough to still make it a family trip :)

the good have always outweighed the bad at wdw, thats why i have refrained from complaining (with the exception of stitchs great escape and tour groups, of course :))

i voted spaceship earth, it brings me back the most and its still so inspiring to look at.

i voted semi-annual but i actually span my visits over at least 2 years, all for the anticipation build-up. i want every trip to have that new feeling to it.

the world ( to my understanding at least) was built for you to be a kid again, and leave behind the judgements and sterotypes of reality, with that said, wear those ears all you want. The wife and i wore our newlyweds ears our whole honeymoon, and to this moment canr remember anyone starying...

Coming from Connecticut the sites, sounds and feelings of being in Orlando and the surrounding areas are always a great, exciting start to a Disney trip. So what about all of you? what things besides the parks themselves really let you know that you have finally arrived? for us: 1. MCO all...

POTC all the way!