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If WDW goes under (literally due to global warming), then this would be a great business plan. Many of WDW's repeated visits seem to come from moderately wealthy northerners, and this might suck up all the business towards the two Six Flags, the Big E, and Hershey. Of course, I'd hate to see...

Here's to the thousand, here's to the thousand, here's to the thousand, here's to the thousand and you! ... I apologize for that. Now as for the ticket prices, my family has always stayed off-site. I don't think that we're particularly wealthy. I mean, numbers-wise, our income looks good, but we...

Between a half-assed refurbishment that did extend the lifespan of the tracks in 2009 and the addition of in-flight SFX in 2011, I doubt that will happen. Although if the ride enters emergency refurbishment (like Disneyland) I'm gonna be pretty ed at TDO for letting an attraction get so...

Yes, but dozens of people comprise Walt's former job. The fact that WDW was at its prime in the nineties when they were breaking ground of all these things rather than setting them to autopilot is indicative that conglomeration shouldn't be much of a factor anyway

Judging from the fact that he still has them and is a part of this site, I'd say that he's collecting them.

When I was ~3-4 I determined that I was scared of the dark. So, I flipped out in the first room of the Haunted Mansion and my mom had a CM send us down the chicken walk. The funny thing is that the ONLY part of the mansion that I found scary (besides those cacophonous pop-out buggers that used...

That would be so awkward if your family could not afford to go yearly. Are they dated? My last two WDW troops were seven years apart.

Okay, thanks Dave. I read that post but the first time I read it I was distracted by the first part. So, if I am understanding this correctly, TWDC has sunk >$5B into an eastern hemisphere WDW, but they aren't really taking control of the project itself or properly adapting the Disney Resort...

I apologize as this thing has probably been covered extensively, but this thread is too cluttered and busy to navigate. (And for good reason.) But what sort of things (obviously asking vague, big picture concepts, not details) from SDL is TWDC intent on covering up?

I remember frequently visiting Disney stores around the state with my Grandma. There was one Milford, right? I definitely remember Westfarms and Danbury. Glad to see that there's more than one again. Also, hello fellow nutmeggers.

Looking forward to the prospect of seeing DLR for myself in summer 2016.

Featuring camels that shoot lasers out of their mouths at eager children

(re: the title) ...a disappointing absence from my vacation because the wait time was consistently 2+ hours.

Also, how deep do you have to get before there's any danger/moving parts/friction?

As a hyper-nostalgic 17-year-old, this sounds like a formula for a potential demise in my adulthood, which scares me.

They stopped loading the last row for a while for what most assume was that very reason. A guy jammed his fingers and lost a decent part of his hand, and while he acknowledged that it was entirely negligence on his part and didn't sue, TWDC lawyers would probably do anything to prevent lawsuit...

I love this manifesto. But how do we make it reality?

No. The refurbishment is necessitated because the propulsion system fails multiple times a week, the ride is "temporarily closed" for a good portion of the day, show lighting has drifted substantially out of focus, audio balance and quality is abysmal, the projection works half the time, a guest...

Never tell me the odds!

Thereby proving that it truly is a small world after all.