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And with FOP, there is a downside right now — both of those early-morning rides bypassed the inside portions of the standby queue. We had to ride once during an evening EMH so we could experience the indoor bioluminescent cave and the lab. I have read that prior to July 4, even the earliest...

Except for the follow-on effect for the rest of the park. Lines at 9:30 for Expedition Everest, Dinosaur, Kali, etc. are much shorter than they are at 11:30.

LOL. Except I was leaving Pandora at 9:15 a.m. ready to ride the rest of the park with almost no waits at that hour of the day. I don't mind waiting outside the park with a coffee first thing in the morning to then have almost no waits on every ride all day. Waiting for two hours at FOP at 9...

Yes, at rope drop/EMH you ought to be able to ride River Journey more than once with little wait.

For a 9 a.m. opening, they open the bag-check line at 7:30. If you arrive then, you'll be at the head of a tapstile line, which should put you in the first wave at the bridge holding point, after a brisk walk. They let us into the park at ~8:15 and walked us from the bridge to the ride at ~8:35...

I was there the day of this report and used this plan (based on his previous report for an 8 a.m. opening). There were 7 people in front of us at the tapstile to enter the park and we were in the second row at the bridge holding point. We walked right onto the ride and were heading over to...

1) I stand corrected. 2) Sign me up for all of that!

Semantics really. You are booking "passage" on a "ship" to Galaxy's Edge. Whether it is a luxury liner or a military transport isn't entirely clear to me from the concept art. But the cruise analogy works to describe the experience I think.

Here is how I imagine the concept will work: The hotel is a starship and you book a "cruise" from Earth to the Galaxy's Edge. When you "arrive" you experience the spaceport there and then reboard the "ship" for your return home. It would be a three or four day experience where you are...

It won't be integrated or connected at all. Star Tours will exist, separate and updated, outside of the main land for the first few years before finally being refurbished into something else non-Star Wars.

Another vote for a picture!

On our honeymoon we tried Restaurant Marakesh in the Morrocan pavilion at Epcot. We both got the sampler meals as we'd never had Morrocan food before and wanted to expand our horizons. We each tried everything we ordered, but really didn't like it very much and wound up getting a pizza from room...