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This thread is aging like a fine whine.

Ouch! You should really see a doctor about that! ;)

Last visit was 2010 and I felt all the Parks were all very clean. Saw a cart CM's in Epcot pick up a piece of litter he could have just as easily ignored.

So, there are 4 of us going Jan. 22-28 and for some odd reason, they sent us 3 flash drives, all with the same stuff on them, and all in boxes good enough quality to display fine jewelry in. :confused:

When does construction on the new, bigger hat start? ;)

Wasn't one of the other complaints the cost of FP+? Reportedly $2 billion was spent on it. While, I don't know how accurate that number is, even if it was half that amount, a billion bucks (or even half of that) wouldn't that buy at least one new major attraction or show, and/or updates to...

Shocked at all the hate in this thread. ;)

Very nice! Thank you for sharing. :)

Stayed at both and both are nice. To me, Coronado is more relaxing and I like the landscaping better.

Horizons, assuming a defunct attraction is permissible. Otherwise, it would be Spaceship Earth.

Mission:Space Green does tilt back and forth as well as side to side. If I remember correctly, I think it tilts back far enough that you're essentially lying on your back for part of it. The tilting isn't abrupt, however. Everest is very smooth, although the backwards plunge might be an issue...

I used to get migraines, nasty ones, maybe once a month or so. The cause, believe it or not, was low blood pressure. I eliminated the migraines completely by exercising more often, which also had the side effect of lowering my allergies. Just thought you (and possibly others) might be interested...

I wonder if it would look better with horizontal stripes rather than vertical. Like moving from lighter on the bottom to darker on top, or vice versa. Something like that anyway. The way it is now just doesn't look or feel right to me.

It's funny how this thread sort of turned into a list of reasons not to read that article.

Did Katiebug101 write that list? :p

Usually shorter than posted by about 5-10 minutes.

My niece worked there for a couple years in the early 2000's. Got to be lead/trainer on Rock N' Roller Coaster and then left because there were no opportunities to advance at that time. Loved WDW, loved the people, got tired of doing the same thing over and over.

I'd definitely go in August again. Our last trip was August of 2010 and while it was hot and humid it wasn't much different than here in Wisconsin. Just relax, pace yourself, have some downtime swimming or whatever, drink lots of water and you'll have a great time! ;)

How does the WDW build rate compare to Universal? There are a LOT of posts on this board (and others) about how Universal is getting ahead of Disney and I'm curious to know if that's real or perceived.

Stitch! ;)