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Born in ‘87. Bring on the interactive V.I.N.C.E.N.T meet and greet, I say. You know, to compliment the trackless dark ride wherein riders are being hunted by Maximillian. Hmm. I was kidding at first, but can we have these things, please?

Anyone else read this one 4x and think they were having a stroke?

I wouldn’t be terribly upset if they removed the Lion King bit-which is the weakest in my opinion, as well as the ending with Iago-but keeping A Whole New World. That would give them plenty of room to add new things, assuming they’re not just adding to the overall runtime. Personal tastes and...

Thank you. It’s an honor to just be nominated.

It’s actually mandatory. You MUST thank them, and appear sincere. Otherwise, they make you have a staring contest with the SSE newsboy.

Full disclosure, I haven’t actually been on this ride-I’ve only watched several ride videos to get an idea of the experience. It’s gorgeous, and the animation of the shaman is downright eerie in its realism. That said, this attraction feels like a term paper with an introduction and nothing...

Thank goodness there are there AAs beside the shaman to pick up the slack along the way. Otherwise, this ride would be just an interestingly lit wet hallway with a 2 hour wait. Oh.

I’d personally prefer the Indy approach. But if they go with Jungle Book, I hope they go for the original version rather than the remake which, for the record, is my favorite of the new wave of mostly-unnecessary remakes. It has more staying power, I’d say. Plus, this ride system could make the...

That animated sequence is what would come to mind for most people, I’d say. They go on a carousel, the horses leave the confines of the ride, and go on a fox hunt, and then a horse race which Mary Poppins wins. This gives way to the iconic song Supercali. It’s not Disney’s fault if the theme...

Mary Poppins is my favorite Disney movie. I think it’s Walt Disney’s crowning achievement. When I heard about this sequel in the works, I assumed the worst, and thought there’s no way this would come remotely close to the original. And after seeing the Beauty and the Beast remake, my negativity...

Speaking as someone from a small, mostly Italian town, Disney can have one of our several bocce courts free of charge.

I commented on a Facebook link that I was interested in seeing this, and what they did with the source material. But I also was sure to mention that I hoped they wouldn't feel the need to alter the ride like they did with PotC. I was quickly met with "Disney said the parks would never be...

Dibs on "Spooky Canopy" for a band name.

Dark Ride tradition. You understand.

It's like you're new or something. ;)

This right here is why my family started renting a car. When we used to go during peak season, the buses seemed so few and far between to and from the Value Resorts. And when they did come, you had to be prepared to be packed in like sardines, standing along with 37 of your closest (new)...

I once saw someone confusedly flipping through a DisneyLAND Birnbaum's Guide and wandering around Adventureland. Edit: Not really something they said per say, but you get it.

I mean, even just financially speaking, Animal Kingdom is the way to go here. It's a full experience, and you can easily get a whole day's worth of fun out of it. Don't like Pandora? Ignore it entirely, and there's still plenty left to see and do. Rainforest Cafe shouldn't be a deciding factor...

That Spirited Away intro was so weird/forced. "YOU are LUCKY. YOU get to watch SPIRITED AWAY." Now, mind you, Spirited Away is an amazing film. But--eek.

Ugh, it's so disgustingly frustrating. I looked up to him, and used to say that he was the closest thing to a Modern (American) Walt Disney. And then all this came to light. I even feel skeevy watching my Toy Story Blu-Ray and having the director intro with him grinning at me.