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+1 to Space Mountain 1994-2005 (most of which was actually from 1985-present, but I prefer the soothing orchestration of We've Come So Far as the tunnel, and prefer total silence to the version with lyrics).

I turned two in/near WDW in the year 2000.

No.

I don't think Bairstow was being serious when he said that.

I liked the effect of that last scene in SSE, aside from those damn screens.

Putting a shock scene like that in a Disney ride is a terrible idea.

Oh God, not the second quest... I only got through the first quest by watching my parents find everything when I was little.

I love that there is such a high standard that rides in their current state are considered an unprecedented low. That is to say, they're amazing to the point that minor* flaws make them "unacceptable." *Flaw level debatable but not here/now

Could you hear Dead Men Tell No Tales? Pretty sure that was severely inaudible in March (IIRC, it's of terrible fidelity and needs to be replaced anyway).

The Haunted Mansion has had an empty space for decades now! Why haven't you jumped on that opportunity?

GameCube was also the start of the kiddie image that alienated developers. The PS2 had the brand and the DVD player while the Xbox had power and Live. GameCube... had family friendly fun games and an amazing controller.

I'm seventeen and most guys I've known over the past ten years would kill to go to Disney. Those who went between 8-11 enjoyed it a lot, it would seem. Perhaps it's because most of my friends in elementary school were of a significantly lower income but when I went to Disney at (just under) 9 &...

Was that intentional? I thought that was a situation like the Yeti, where it went partially 101 and they didn't see the value in properly repairing it.

I liked how The Little Mermaid was like a modern dark ride, although the animatronic eyes were wonky.

A scary number of people think that the entirety of Space Mountain was replaced in 2008.

Artist's conception:

Make sure you find out all about Fastpass+ if you haven't already.

You should try it. I enjoy it more than I did when I was little, although back then I pretty much saw it as a 20 minute preaching session.

Since I'm young and (before March) last went in 2008, I have not noticed most missing effects, but the stationary sun and asymmetric Taj Mahal dancers in IaSW seemed blatant to me. A side question, did the major refurb a while back reconfigure the music to be less repetitive, or am I just...

They should build a full-size PM from the TTC to the MK to relieve the monorails and ferry, which would allow them to improve the monorails and operate them under capacity for the duration.