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WRONG! He's next to PoTC!

And the Great Movie ride and Backlot Tour are more like shows that take place in ride vehicles.

I like your omission of the L in Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor Comedy Club. Very PC. But, back on topic. I agree that it's a bad idea for a few reasons. The first is that it is a TV show, and will not be on the air for ever. And there are very few TV shows that become immortalized in the...

Also, the Fantasia scene was originally supposed to be the tornado, but there was some sort of problems (I think it had something to do with the effect being copyrighted and Disney not wanting to pay royalties), so it was changed to Fantasia. That is why the Munchinland scene starts with the...

The length of the track in The Great Movie Ride is 1,928', as in the year Mickey was introduced Costumes are stored inside the EARful Tower The show curtain for the American Adventure could not be wrinkled, so a fly loft had to be built above the attraction. It was painted a tan-brown, and...

I agree, although I think that the other books might be better for a first-timer. Personally, I just liked this one because it got me excited for the trip. :p

I agree. I do this during a lot of shows. Like, during LMA, I took mainly pictures, but then switched over to video for the big finale. (I knew I would never be able to get a good shot)

I love the imagineer's guides. Also, right now I'm reading Designing Disney by John Hench and I'm loving it! It's a really interesting book about the imagineering process using examples from the parks (mainly Disneyland). I can't wait to get to the chapter on color, since I know that was his...

Why would WDW ever give up Spectro for MSEP? Spectro is basically just MSEP 2.0! :brick:

Push wants to trade! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0JY0UZe5jc

There was a tow truck (and yes, definitely not a real one:p) parked next to us when we went backstage!

I saw something like that at the World of Disney store in NYC. Not sure exactly what it was, all I know is that it wasn't Mac compatible so I couldn't get it.:brick:

If I'm not mistaken, Disney has never had any legal obligation to pay royalties on the Chinese Theater. It is called the Disney Chinese Theater, not Grauman's Chinese Theater and because of that, there are no royalties to be paid. Unless I'm missing something, you can't have legal ownership of a...

I own it on DVD. It's a great episode. I end up watching it about once a year, when I need a Disney fix.

And they are on JetBlue! Disney could plug all the things to do while people are watching the weather on their way to Orlando!

I can see it now: The Weather Pavilion Starring The Weather Channel and Weather.com Presented by the National Weather Service

That, and something not based off a Pixar movie! (or any movie, for that matter)

I disagree with that, but only in part. I consider an E-ticket to be an experience that cannot be experienced anywhere else. That's why I don't see TSM as an E-ticket, because people can just play a Wii. However, I would say that Soarin' is an E-ticket, because hang-gliding is something that...

From the Imagineering Field Guides: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_ticket

I think that when you hear Disney character, he doesn't really come to mind. People generally think of the Fab 5, the princesses, and the characters from the "Disney Classics"