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Thats a tough age...a six month old is easier. A 13 month old might get scared of the dark on some of those rides...like haunted mansion. POTC is long and your child might get bored and start squirming to get off if he loses interest. Your safest bet would be to stick with the slghtly...

How about you have to fly into a ground battle to evacuate Jedi. You fly throughthe battle pick up two AA Jedi that would then interact with the pilot in the cockpit. Then you have to flee the planet and pass a Seperatist blockade duringa space battle. Finish with the jump to...

June 25...that seems so far away...I wonder what's gonna take so long?

I always go to Pirates first. Its been a tradition since I was a kid. It also helps because most people go around the park counterclockwise, so you tend to avoid the heaviest crowds if you take the park in the opposite direction. EPCOT is always Spaceship Earth first...it helps me to get...

If here is one thing we know about Lucas, it is that he loves to fix up old projects to keep up with new technology. He probably sees the outdated Star Tours as an embarassment to his entertainment empire. he will want to do something with it as soon as he has the time.

Is the new soundtrack,(the original Disneyland one) the one from the resort Cd's. That orchestral version... or is it still changed in theme as you go from country to country. I always liked how the music would change in each room

I'm not talking about kiddie rides taking over the entire park. Just one. And the thrill junkies will still have ToT RnR and ST, and maybe even cram in IJ too. That sounds great to me. I still go on the kiddie rides and I'm 26. I still love Peter Pan and IASW. Maybe I'm an exception. I'm...

What about the long rumored Muppet Movie ride. That would be a great kids ride. What about the long fought for ROger Rabbitt ride.(Copyright issues aside) Point is that there a plenty of places to go with a good dark ride, without delving into the duldrums of Playhouse disney.(No offense...

I just want to apologize and take the brunt of the responsibility for the thread drift here. I fsomeone wants to start a new thread over on General discussion for the NJ chat, I'll be more than happy to join in. For know, seeing as we may be getting a IASW post soon...we should probably go...

Wow, I didn't know that. I am a ten minut drive from the medowlands. I would have gone in winter...every weekend. I'd make sure we kjept them open. Wow, my life would have been very different if it were there. I'm gonna go daydream about that for a while.

I completely agree with you. This would not be for the whole family. I have been blasted on these boards for suggesting that there aren't enough rides in MGM and AK for the little kids. I'll be going next year with my 2 1/2 yr. old and it is a shame that there aren't as many kid friendly...

Who would have known New jErsey would have such a strong contingent of WDW nuts. We should combine forces and petition them to build us something up here. heck, I'd even take a WDW style reteraunt in the tristate area...you know just to hold off the pangs of longing suffered from being up here...

I have no problem with keping the show...I love it. But, if I had a choice I would Pick the ride. the park desperately needs it. Both would be fantastic if they could actually fit it between the stunt show and startours. I just think its not right to have a theme park where the shows...

I don't have an alternate for you...but I advise yopu to time your trip so you don't hit the circle around DC at Rush hour. ThAt is the worst spot in a trip from Jersey. Not only do you have to circle around and go out of tyour way, but the congetstion can be horrid during busy daytime hours.

Is there really a point to having two stunt shows in one park? If one was a different park I would understand. Even with the differences between the two shows, I could only handle one stunt show ina day. I would love to see the indy ride in WDW. The studios don't have enough medium thrill...

Just out of curiosity, what the point of a soft opening for small world. Its not a new attraction, and it probably doesn't need to be tested too extensively. The ride mechanics are pretty simple. You would figure a couple of test runs would be enough to know its working properly? Maybe I'm...

since they would have to make a new movie anyway I guess they would get away from the Star Tours theme. Knowing the way Lucas works, he would probably theme it to the prequels. I've always been one to think it wouldn't be pod racing, though. There aren't enough environments in one ride, the...

George Lucas just announced at Showest that he and a few other major directors(Cameron, Rodiriguez, Jackson, and Zemeckis) are going to be doing a gard push for digital projectors that can show their movies in high quality 3-d. They will be using the 3-D stle used in disney world with the...

Great to see another Jerseyan opn the boards!

Bloomfield. You know it?