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And that, in my opinion, is the right thing to do. I think there are some people who do it because they WANT guests to think they work there.

There's a website somewhere that is just photos of people playing chess, etc on rides. A link was posted here a while back but I can't recall the website or the name of the thread.

How are you writing YOUR post? Mind control? :hammer:

That's because, as you'll notice in the photo, no one else around him is singing. See how that works? :lol: For anyone wondering what the reference is, see this thread: http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?t=497405

So basically the elimination, or severe damaging, of Universal is the only thing that will keep Disney at the number 1 spot? Wow! A more glowing endorsement of Universal I've never seen!

Exactly! There was a thread a while back about Disney fans who get mistaken for Disney CMs and I remember one member on here mentioned that he always wears his pseudo-CM badge... and still couldn't figure out why guests would always come up and ask him questions.

The people next to her look like they are just as aware of the camera as the OP. Their "excitement" looks too posed. As has already been pointed out, that's not exactly a "thrilling" part of the ride when they take the photo.

It's more difficult to get a good shot if the vehicle is moving fast. That's why on most rides, the photo is during a slow part or "just before" an exciting part.

You "FINALLY" nailed the camera on Test Track?? How many tries did it take? This isn't that difficult to do. Every ride with a photo system has a flash go off wherever the picture is being taken. All it takes is one ride to figure it out. :hammer:

:rolleyes: :sohappy::sohappy: Kudos to you for a great reply to an annoying question (I've never understood why people get so bent out of shape when someone starts a discussion that's been started before...I mean does it really matter?) Sorry, but I gotta say I disagree with your choice...

Excellent!

Having the monorail go through the park makes for a cool visual, so objections to it being there. But having a PeopleMover (TTA) would be cool because it would also be a very functional "attraction". It would be great to be able to visit an attraction, then hop on the PeopleMover to go to a...

Perhaps. I think if Disney ever wanted to replicate another Epcot (which I suppose is pretty unlikely) it would be awesome if they would really lay it out like it was an actual city, where each of the "attractions" had some sense of connection to each other. As it is now, it doesn't feel like...

I think a better "representation of the real Epcot" would be if the theme park were a mock city. Things wouldn't have to be real, but if they set it up like you really were in an actual town walking around, using the public transportation and services, etc, then that would be cool. However, I...

Cool! I'll check it out. Thanks!

That section, and also a lot of the artwork for this overlay, look incredibly similar to the Mummy ride at Universal.

That video might have just as well been an audio. You couldn't really see anything. There are other videos that show it much better! What's funny though is that you're supposed to be in space, yet you can hear wind and cats. :lol: Still hope to get to ride it though.

I actually loved DreamFlight! :lookaroun

Same here! I love going to the Bay Area. I feel like I have been waiting for this to open forever. We were at the Presidio a couple of months ago and I saw where the buildings are going to be for this. Can't wait!!

You had to go and remind me of what we could have had... compared to what we ended up with, didn't you? :lol: