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In fact, he did just that. "The ride itself? It was wild. It was dizzy. They had puke bags. I would never have gotten on it if I knew it had puke bags. They give you warnings and stuff, but all the rides have warnings," Borne said. "This thing, they gotta close it down."

I know someone will jump in here and give a definitive answer, but, I believe almost all hourly/entry level jobs at WDW are union and they are set starting wages. There is no negotiation.

The more I hear from this man, the more I love him!! I'll quote him--not from this article, but from the shareholders mtg: "This (the Disney) company is not simply just another company..." " We need To honor the legacy...of the founder of this company..who bears its name"

Thanks Peter. I really wish they had been able to pull this off. I think this would have been a great Disney project. Eisner had the right idea, I just think he failed to gain the support of some noteable historians and others early and lost control of the project.

I guess only Weiss, Rasulo and Iger would know the answer to that. The only person ever named in a "Rumor" was Matt Ouimet -- President of Disneyland and former president of Disney Cruise Line. He is from also from Florida.

And with a renewed focus on quality creativity, less is better, Iger said. Iger repeated the criticism he leveled last month when, while explaining the company's purchase of Pixar Animation Studios, he said that Disney hadn't made a good animated movie in 10 years "We really believe we are...

Any word on this?....the suspense is killing me.

So who Operates -- runs-- Tokyo and Hong Kong? Disney ? I guess my concern is what appears to be the model for the future is letting someone else spend the capital and Disney sells their name. But, do they insist on running the parks and resorts to control the quality of the guest experience??

I'm sure someone here can answer this. What is the ownership, operation/mgmt arrangement with all of the Disney Company parks world wide? I know they own and operate both domestic completely. What about the rest?? What percentage do they own of each? Do they manage and therefore operate each...

Shhhhhhh....Lets keep this one quiet huh?..:animwink:

...I was right there with you:fork:

Great Number 6, thanks..and thanks Peter!!!

I had no idea Al Wiess has worked at WDW since 1972. He seems like a really great guy.

Posted from another site. I haven't contacted Florida DOT myself. Peter, does it seem possible? Western Way opening 4/4 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I got word from Florida DOT today that the new Western Way entrance to WDW off the...

I know, I read all that in both "Keys to the Kingdom" and "Work in Progress". Are you suggesting then, that its always been on the table, but since they haven't done it yet, it is unlikely that they will??

I read this and I am wondering am I being to paranoid in thinking that this is a realistic possibility? Unidentified audience member: The investment desired rate of return today is roughly twice the multiple that your stock is trading at. I'm thinking of things like the ownership of the...

By Susan Wloszczyna, USA TODAY EMERYVILLE, Calif. — John Lasseter is a hugger, not a handshaker. The whimsical whiz behind Pixar, the premier maker of computer-animated family films, greets his guest with outstretched arms and a grin that recalls Toy Story's intrepid space ranger Buzz...

I am just curious why you think it won't. I HOPE it doesn't, I truly believe Disney needs to remain independent. Really this article is nothing more than one analysts opinion.

http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid=%7B1886F15A%2D756B%2D4644%2D8474%2DF534305073AD%7D&siteid=mktw&dist=

Much better. And I liked him too.