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We did the Christmas party a few years ago and the Halloween party last year (twice). I liked the Halloween party much better because it was not near as crowded and I got to walk around the park dressed as Peter Pan. :) I've read that in recent years the crowds aren't near as bad for the...

Hmm...but if there was a live narrator you would never have a boat to yourself. There would always be at least two people. ;)

For me it's RotR. However, I wouldn't call it a ride, it's more like an adventure.

The markings in the bottom half look like it might be something in the RotR standby line.

I wonder why they didn't take a good lens from another side or from a different post and put it there and then put that ugly patch somewhere in a less noticeable location.

Wow, 19 year old thread. The appeal of Test Track for me is I can go upstairs to the VIP Lounge on a hot summer day and chill out in the AC, enjoy free drinks and use one of the two design kiosks to configure my test track vehicle with no time limit to do so. I'm still trying for 232. I can...

But you'd pay extra for that experience of having dinner in the kitchen at Victoria and Albert's if you are lucky and get a reservation at the Chef's Table. Prices for their prix-fixe menu are $125 higher than in the main dining room. :D

Wife and I ate there in December, 2020 just because we wanted to experience what a 10-course meal was like. The live harpist playing Christmas carols in the center of the room was beautiful. I knew about what it would cost, based on some research, but $840 for the two of us and we didn't...

It is a decent ride but, IMHO, nothing comes close to ROTR. That one is more of an adventure than just a ride.

Any danger of alligators along these walking paths?

I think that's a new record. Cancel that. I just read the other thread. Shortest VQ windows: 7am: Mar 22, 2023 (soft opening) with 3.09s

I like the Jungle Cruise because it is one of the few times I get to see the back side of water: O2H.

Fortunately, I've never had a desire for either one.

It's right on the home page of the MDE app on mine, if I scroll down a bit.

The VQs have never filled in the first two seconds. The fastest I've ever seen them fill is during spring break this year, which was 3.6 seconds.

I liked how the system was done for ROTR after it first opened. Hundreds of people were standing at the gate by 4:30am, waiting for the 8:00am opening of HS. As the crowds grew larger they always opened the gates early. As soon as you had scanned into the park you could get a boarding group...

Although it wasn't that many years ago, I think one of my favorite experiences was when we did a 5 hour tour, which included going down into the Utilidors at the end. I knew they existed below the MK but I always wanted to walk around in them. It is amazing how quickly someone can go from one...

I never had an annual pass so I guess I will not be renewing one. ;)

The 7am VQ has to do with skill, not luck. It centers around the EXACT millisecond atomic clock time (hint). If you know the technique you will do well. If you futz around and lose a few seconds at that EXACT time you will miss out. Also, I believe the fastest VQ closing time was around 3.6...

Well, they offered more options but since I was going to eat that entire 3000+ calorie thing by myself I didn't wan tto go too overboard. I think strawberries, whipped cream, ice cream and some other things were an option.