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Switzerland would be great in EPCOT. Or , Austria. Similar theming, but you have the rich history of music to pull from. Maybe some theater attraction with a classical music influence. And the alps rising above the buildings in the background. Just my opinion, but Switzerland would be great too.

I have never seen Festival of the Lion King or the Beauty and the Beast stage shows. I have seen The Lion King and Beauty and the Beast on Broadway multiple time. Everytime i go to WDW I skip these shows with the thought that why should I spend the time with thes while I could be doing...

I believe there is an adaptor and software that will allow you to transfer VHS to your computer, but it is probably pricey. Maybe someone has the adaptor and you could make them a copy? Of course, i just want the video,and its not like I'm the one who will have to do the work. Feel free to...

To jog the memory a bit: Kermit brings all the muppets to his family reunion ina florida swamp. His friends are bored until they discover that the swamp is right next to the magic kingdom. All the muppets then run rampant around all three parks, going on rides and doing typical hilarious...

I will defer to you on this one. I admit I have no expertise in this matter, whatsoever. But, S. America wouldn't need to be a rainforest theme. What about the mountains and plateaus of Chile and Peru. There's a lot more to S. America than the Amazon.

S. America has a lot of potential. Vampire bats, fresh water sting rays, lots and lots of monkeys! Mayan ruins, the ANdes, and the possibility of an Amazon River ride maybe? As far as the tropical atmosphere, I think lots of rainforest canopy will help not hurt. The exploration trail in...

hard to remember, but I think this is accurate: '79 Contemporary '81 Disney land (offsite) '82 Contemporary '85 Contemporary '88 Vacation Villas '90 Disney Land (Offsite) '96 Dixie Landings '99 Carribean Beach '03 Port Orleans-Riverside

Disney made a Muppets go to Disney World movie when Muppet Vision 3-D first open to promote the ride...I remember loving this movie...but I was a bit young. Does anybody know where to find it? I've been looking for at least ten yrs. Oh also, I had on the same tape the old Disneyland...

I'm not saying that all or even most rides dhould be geared towards two year olds, but one or two per park that anyone can enjoy would be good. Think about all of the family friendly dark trides at magic kindom and EPCOT(Classic EPCOT): MK:- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - EPCOT: Peter Pan- -...

Thank you, I knew that I started this thread on a different topic...I had almost forgotten what it was...no dark rides(except dinosaur)...it makes me sad. :(

This is why I hate conversing on a computer...all nuances of meaning are lost. No, that is not what I was suggesting at all. I am sorry if it was taken that way. I was no more suggesting that, than you were questioning my parenting skills. But, just as you were I am talking about many...

Easy answer, both. Of course the parents have fun watching their children at Disney World, its those parents who look bored and like they are their only because their kids begged them that you have to watch out for. But how could you say a kid isn't having fun there. It;s the worlds biggest...

Also, although a small child may not retain solid memories of their trip, they are extremely impressionable. They remember emotionally instead of pictorally. I have always attributed my love of WDW and DL to the three trips I took before the age of four.

How could you not bring a two year old to WDW? Have you ever seen a 2-3 yr old when they see mickey for the first time or when they first get off of Peter Pan. Their eyes light up. That's what WDW is all about. It is about the innocence of children being enveloped by the created magic of...

Primevil whirl and dinosaur both ave height restrictions. Besides if you put a small child in Dinosaur he woul probably be lauched out of the vehicle back to the present at the first turn. :eek:

No apology necessary, I was just trying to make my point clear. You are right about many of the safari animals being endangered. My point was that not all on the endagered list are on the safari. All continents should be represented. Buffalo, Bald Eagles, Pandas...etc. ANd, maybe even some...

Posted by WDWScottieBoy< Yes, i was In AK last August and I stick by what I said. Primevil whirl has a 48'' height resriction. ITTBAB is to scary for most small children. Most of the animals on the Safari are not on the endangered species list. And, I said nothing about singing. I...

I have stayed in both Mansion and Bayou rooms, and I have to Baou was far better. I stayed in building 14 and we were right next to a pool and a very short walk from the main building and main bus stop, which saves a lot of time from stopping at the rear bus stops.) The trees and winding...

I love the atmosphere of Animal Kingdom, and I have always enjoyed my stops there.(however brief) But recently I notice that there is a severe lack of rides with no height restriction. I may be going to WDW next year with my 2 yr. old, and there isn't really anything to do(in a classic ride...

My pick would have to be for Splash Mt. and Biergarten. I love the atmosphere of that place with the music and the sauerbraten...mmm But, if it were breakfast time I'd have to go with the crystal palace...they have the best french toast in creation.