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Are privately owned buses considered public transit? I've never read that.

No no no. The ones I've eaten at some point in my life. As of now, Topolino is also only a rumor. I think I've hit all the others on property at some point in the last 30 years. Did I really need to add the /s?

I'll believe it when I'm eating there. All other reports are just rumors.

Moana's probably my favorite Disney Animation Studios film in the last 20 years, maybe since Aladdin/Lion King.. I also like it because they're not going to get a sequel out of it, I bet. I always like not topping pigs with more pigs.

My heart says Chinese Theater, but my brain and vote goes with HTH. HTH is unique and doesn't exist elsewhere (well, Paris), where the Chinese theater, as a replica, will never scream Disney! to most guests.

Looks like we'll get our one ride in on our 8 day hopper. Better than none!

Are you assuming RotR doesn't have the capacity that every guest buying a 3-4 day ticket get to ride it? I never mentioned hotel stays. Then Imagineering should have built a better ride. Edit: I should say higher capacity ride. The actual ride is great.

One ride ticket per 2-6 day ticket sold. Two ride tickets per 7+ day ticket. Reward guests who are spending multiple days with Disney. Lottery for day guests. AP gets a ride ticket a week/month? 7:00 exactly from all I could tell. Of course, 5 seconds is a pretty tight margin for human...

Didn't get one this morning. Going to try again at 1. It's a really terrible feeling when you get to the second screen but can't move to #3. I said it in 2019 and keep the same opinion, this method stinks.

Just got off Jungle Cruise and realized he was gone. Wondered why I hadn't see anything about it. Didn't realize it happened last night. Oh well.

I'll be there the week of Easter. I'm interested in trying them out.

Sure would like to get my hands on one of those APs. With three trips planned and rooms booked between now and New Years.... it sure would be nice.

Will they be adding King Louie back after the temple scene? /s

The wife and I had our Wedding Reception there in 2005 and it was in immaculate, perfect condition. I'm not sure you meant that room specifically, but it was still being used and updated, and was very nice, as recently as that. We felt like it was a great place to have a party.

Which is why they should open APs to out-of-state visitors. We spend just as much (maybe more) as the one-time tourist, since we only get to really pick up merchandise we absolutely love a few times a year. I usually set aside several hundred per family member in stuff, not counting the food...

My family wants to visit 3-4 times between mid-2021 and mid-2022, after missing the entirety of 2020. We're 600 miles away, so not Florida, but close enough for an easy 8-10 hour drive. Every trip has to be planned ahead, with an on-site hotel, so park reservations wouldn't be a problem for...

I was really looking forward to doing this with my sons when they got a little older. We collected a full set back in 2012 and have been eBaying the holiday event cards annually. This one hurts.

Don't buy that. The week I'm looking for in April has a 4 day ticket at $491 vs a 6 day at $539. Less than $50 in 'savings' if it's two days added onto a 4 day package, and the buyer still doesn't have a hotel room for the extra days. At a 2 day ticket increased to 4, it's a savings of over...

So you're getting a 6 day ticket with only a 4 night stay? Or are they only requiring a 2 day ticket with the two bonus days then added to make 4? Either way, it's not really a great deal. Especially if the extra days are 5 and 6.

Have you seen or heard anything first-hand that supports this? March, at the absolute best, is the only thing I've seen for any normal vaccine distribution. Once Moderna is approved, that date might be possible.