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Yeah, that makes sense. From your first post, I thought you were only spending one day/night in WDW, and didn't know which place to choose. Personally I don't understand going through the hassle of having to get all packed up and everything to move to another resort in the middle of a trip, but...

I hope you enjoy your vacation! I've stayed at the Boardwalk once and for me, I probably wouldn't stay again. Don't get me wrong, it's a cool, fun atmosphere and its proximity to DHS and Epcot are great. But for me, I spend more time at Magic Kingdom than any other park so I prefer to be closer...

I'd probably go with (in no particular order): 1. Tomorrowland Speedway - A complete waste of space with no connection to the Tomorrowland or Fantasyland theming 2. Stitch's Great Escape - Another example of a poor attraction in that location. Everything put in that space has just been awful...

Exactly, great point. For one night, go with a value resort and use the money you save for souvenirs or other goodies.

If those are you two options, I'd go with Wilderness Lodge.....by a very large margin. It's the much nicer resort, and if you're someone who spends plenty of time at the Magic Kingdom, it's far closer.

Thank you. I've ridden certain attractions and viewed them on YouTube, which forms the basis of my opinion. It doesn't always work, such as with rides like Space Mtn, RnRC, ToT, and so on that are partly based on building up excitement and giving you an adrenaline rush. But it pretty much always...

I certainly agree that there are probably other little details here and there that are missed by a simple video viewing. But, I believe the video (as I said) captures the gist of what you can expect from the attraction: A slow-moving boat ride, sans any narration, with some beautiful light...

Often, the video of the ride captures exactly what is necessary to get the gist of it. The little side, peripheral details generally have no bearing at all on anything; at least not enough to alter the original feelings. Particularly is this true when the videomaker is aware of trying to bring...

I think it could go a long way in not being so disappointing with a few relatively minor changes. For instance, don't just fill up a boat with people and send it on its way giving the riders no information at all on what they're seeing around them. Make it something of a tour of the beauty of...

Golly!

Yes, it is.

And whoop-dee-doo for you. Mine are based on one or the other or both.

As opposed to your own comments' profound lack of validity?

Yes, exactly.

Yup.

No, you've only been insulting. I don't consider that engaging in discussion.

I find it funny that you take things like this way too seriously. I'm knocking something I got more than a good enough view of, which I base my thoughts on. Experiencing something slow-moving and looking at pretty colors is something I can do anytime in any number of places. Clearly there's no...

That's right, LOL. Ok.

The only ridiculous statement is denying that a YouTube video shows you pretty much exactly what you're getting on their dies. It doesn't take a genius to watch the high quality video and see what you're getting out of that attraction. Nothing in it remotely looks fun, and basically you're...

No, YOU are wrong. Many (no, not all) YouTube videos of the rides gives one exactly what one needs to know.