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It's Bill Weasley, the one who works at Gringotts

It's a train that travels between USF and IoA.

Wet 'n Wild has a bad reputation, and what Universal wants to build will redefine water parks.

There's more at the end as well.

You're breaking my heart man.

Media events just aren't fun without @WDW1974

I'd buy it if it wasn't the first time.

It is my impression that Jason Surrell was engaging Spirit's pal Andy Castro (who admittedly cast the first stone). Surrell incorrectly included WDWMagic which should tell you something. Why can't all Disney tweeters be as cool as Eisner and Joe Rohde?

Mint may actually be the easiest thing in this world to grow. At any given time, I could probably supply Mizners with enough...even when you're there!

I think that if it were up to Uni, the HP fansites would not be involved or any fansites for that matter. It is my impression that WB and/or JKR arranges for them to be treated like "media." It should be noted that while Jim Hill & Brigante are often Uni's guests at these events, they are...

I hope it goes. I want them to have as much space as possible. And the parade building sure is in an awkward position, but that would have to wait until after HHN.

I'm not really sure how to take this, but Cabana Bay is much more than just another cheap hotel. Universal and Lowes have really built something special. I think it would still be sold out even if it wasn't such a great value.

I'm in love!

Non-Stop Service from London to Hogsmeade

I guess a trillion positive reviews and 1 negative review by the Amity Corless family = Mixed. The place is a home run by all accounts.

I think so. I'm pretty sure the JP entrance is moving past the T-Rex/Jeep photo op. A bridge, no matter how small, would be a nice touch. I still can't believe they're doing this. Universal never ceases to amaze.

Similar but much much MUCH more extensive.

A new experience built within a temple in a Jurassic Park expansion pad (the area to your left as you enter JP from Toon Lagoon.

Bump! Let's discuss something that's actually relevant to theme parks and actually happening. Or do the Disney diehards feel threatened?;)

As long as it remains an annual event and not more frequent, I don't see a problem with it. Just the opposite in fact. A nice little perk (or whatever) and it benefits Disney also. It's a win/win.