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So the lines for Potter were light? Huh, here I am waiting for the crowds to to die down; I would have gone already if I knew it wouldn't be brutal! Like others, I'm not a Potter fan, but the ride looks pretty cool. That villa is amazing! I love all the Lion King touches. I haven't finished...

Have been a passholder going an average of once a month (with about 5-6 day trips in Dec.) for 6 years, plus took about 1-2 trips a year before becoming a passholder. I'd guess about 200.

What a great story, and you told it so well! Congrats! :kiss:

I'm not sure if this bothers anyone as much as it does me, but I REALLY miss El Rio de Tiempo. Maybe it was slighty outdated, but was a relaxing, laid back ride and actually relevant to the pavilion. It was actually about Mexico, rather than a "where's _____?" ride that happens to take place in...

Once again, great report! I'm getting rather jealous; with hearing you, Martin, and other WDW regulars reporting on the experience of visting DL for the first time, I'm really wanting to get over there! Perhaps I'll have to start convincing my family for next summer..... I think it will be a...

^ What else is new? sigh. :shrug:

Gaaahhhh- just skimmed the thread, but don't have time to look at pics right now. Stupid college. Will read tonight, looking forward to it! :wave:

That would be lovely to walk around the Fland "forest" at night, with all the trees sparkling. I have a feeling I'm going to love just hanging out in this area.

^ Or narrowly escape a rock avalanche........... :animwink: Not sure if I'm correct, but wasn't the original JC serious upon opening, inspired by the original plan to use live animals? They then decided this seemed a bit silly, and changed the tone of the attraction by adding the...

^ Wow, have to agree with you there. Only one more week of work in Cali, and look at the difference of the two finished products! These parks couldn't be any more different in terms of managment.

I've always admired the hard work of the kids in the HSM shows, and I'm sure this one will be no different. Good luck, guys! :wave:

That would be awesome! Great idea.

I hope that, if this is true, they stick to natural landmarks like mountains, waterfalls, rainforests, etc. and not cities or man-made structures. It is the LAND, after all. Oh, and I would hope that the score would remain. It's simply beautiful.

I'm liking the sound of this. Heck, I enjoy SW in the crappy state it's in now, so I'll probably really enjoy the mine ride. As for SWSA leaving Fantasyland, it does make me a little sad, but knowing the original is in DL makes it seem okay to me.

But if you end up not getting a ticket, you can still hang around Main St. and the hub all day and see plenty. You won't be able to get so close, but I've shown up in past years at the last minute and was able to see some cool things.

True, but what I'm saying is it just shows where their priorities are.

First of all, the amount of references to an new, unknown character is a bit overwhelming, and so blatant. But the thing that bothers me? Look at all the thought, effort, money put into this idea. The m&g, merch, kidcot stops, etc.; if only they put this amount of energy into a new attraction or...

This is a complete and total embarassment. This news isn't really a shock, but seeing the facts laid out so plainly really makes my blood boil. It shows just how little they care (whoever "they" are, I'm not up to date with the politics). This whole thing is infuriating and beyond disappointing...

Tell me about it. :dazzle:

This. It is a dicussion board, after all. There's nothing wrong with bringing up one's concerns about a coming change, as long as it's respectuful. We know Disney's not infallible, quite the opposite, so naturally talk of a change coming to one of our most beloved attractions will make us...