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A problem is that on various forums you do get a response of '...well it means that there'll be more room for me when I go'. Some people make it far too easy for Disney to come up with these types of decisions.

I agree. Also Universal's current refurbishment schedule at IOA means that in January and February they have Dudley Do Right, Jurassic Park and Spiderman down, but with work commencing on one when the other one's finished. Which is nice.

Well, the work at the bakery could be finished by then, did you think of that? Obviously you didn't when you typed it.

With these being down due to refurbishments it's going to mean more people attending the showing of Illuminations and Wishes. With regards to Wishes, isn't this going to mean a large chunk of prime viewing area being obscured by scaffold/scrim? And how the heck is this going to work with the...

I thought I'd put it in here rather than start a new thread. It's from a good source, a man who works on the Trapeze, he, um, gave me the scoop a couple of days ago.

I can't believe the OP didn't go for "Poly Gone?" as a thread title. There are rumours of Circle Soleil closing to make way for a Rapunzel-based attraction. I can't see that going down well and I don't think it would be long before someone took it upon themselves to wreck Tangled just out of spite.

This is exactly what my refurbs obsession is about. If the attraction is struggling now in mid-October why are they waiting until January to sort it out? If it's broken then fix it now.

Spot on.

And how do you come to that conclusion, Holmes?

I'm still inclined to disagree. I'll be in Florida late January/early February and I'll be paying considerably less for my room, my flight and rental car than I would be if I visited only a month earlier. In spite of paying so much less I fully expect my hotel, airline and car rental firm to...

No attitude meant, I'm not a fan of using smilies. I apologise. I understand the hotels having different seasons but the parks to me are a different issue. As I've just posted, if there was an off-peak ticket you can say that you've got less but paid less. But when you're paying the same it...

If Disney themselves are happy to state there are no peak months, there are no off-peak prices at the parks after all, then the refurbs should be spread out evenly over a year. A guest visiting in January should expect the same level of operating attractions as those visiting in July, their...

You've got no idea how sick I am of hearing that line. Could you please show me anywhere on the Walt Disney World website which states that there are non-peak months at the parks.

Disney Girl's friend did.

The middle classes make up around 100m people, or around 50% of the country.

So is the most common phrase you've heard on the plane whilst leaving Sao Paulo "I have no idea what a Disney World is, or even where it is, but I'm just ecstatic to hear that they've got fridges in the room" ?.

Well let's hope that more Brazilians can return to poverty so that you can have a more enjoyable vacation.

Do you think that everyone who visits WDW organises their trip within three months of leaving? As of today there is still no confirmation of the alleged Splash Mountain and Thunder Mountain refurbishment and the alleged Test Track refurb, which allegedly meant to start in January, is now...

Isn't another presumption people might take for granted that all refurbs and maintenance are kept on top of? Like I've stated, it'll be five years since I last visited when January rolls around and in that time the only new attractions to be added are Monsters Inc Laughter Floor, Toy Story Mania...