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Thank you, but what does the Disney Springs bus do differently from the parks buses, they all go round all the stops in the same order before leaving for the destination I guess? I was meaning to go the parks, i.e. which stop picks up first.

What is the current order of the internal bus stop loop, and does this change every so often or is it more-or-less permanent now? Thank you!

The track layout is fine, no reason for it to be changed. However it was designed to a particular theme and the shape and sections were designed specifically for the story they wanted to tell for v1.0. That goes for the changes in speed during the sections, and that also determines the maximum...

On the UK site, I just looked up 7 nights in early July at All Star Sports, there is currently a 15% "discount" in play but even with that it's £153 per night for a standard room. Which, at today's exchange rate, is about $5,000?

Well, we like to moan about it, but this is a bit hyperbolic! We actually have a relatively mild climate and there are parts of the US that get far worse weather conditions in winter. We don't have year-round sunshine and hot weather like Florida, and no you don't really get theme parks open...

Wel...if enough people start requesting them specifically, they might get the message. And put bathtubs in Preferred categories to raise the price...

As a postscript to this, I have recently been "forced" to book another WDW holiday and also to include another SeaWorld day, so I've basically done the same thing as I mentioned above for my last trip. I had already decided and booked dates for WDW and out of curiosity looked at the SeaWorld...

"We can't wait for guests to experience this retelling of the classic animated film," That's the problem with Iger's Disney. They've run out of ideas, they can only rehash old ones.

It was the other way around. It was inviting (or forcing) people from other cultures to engage with western, Disney-ified culture.

I always thought this was a bit meta. The Test Track Test car.

Would have thought nighttime was your thing and you could just fly in to take a look?

I've ridden the first H&B, at what is now Walibi Holland! It is absolutely terrible. I think the second one was T2/T3 at Kentucky Kingdom, equally bad, and even replacement trains without the ear-bashing restraints made no difference. I think I rode a passable SLC once, but I can't remember...

My comment was a sarcastic response to the previous poster who obviously was not able to count. I do know the counts. Here are the 2-3 IP-based attractions off the top of my head: Beauty and the Beast Imagination Frozen Ever After The Seas Journey of Water Cosmic Rewind Gran Fiesta Tour Pixar...

Some people don't like the fact that there are absolutely zero non-IP attractions left in EPCOT, which of course ruins EPCOT cohesiveness, compared to the 2-3 IP ones. (BTW I don't count).

2-3 IPs? What are they?

I think that can be taken several ways and it's open to interpretation. No, it's not a functioning studio, as in a place where movies are made. So that doesn't preclude having a Pixar-themed area, Marvel-themed area, Lucasfilm-themed area, Disney-themed area etc, because the movies aren't made...

Well...I think it would make sense for Hollywood Studios. The park that is about movie studios, it make thematic sense to have areas devoted to each studio. But no, it doesn't make sense in the other parks, where other theming groups are more appropriate. But I think that ship has sailed...

LOL, I was being a bit ironic!

Carousel Coffee is obviously a Deluxe coffee shop, so expect the Pop Century one to be not quite so spectacular and luxurious.