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I guess that's a possibility, but the original came from a guy named Sigmund I recall.

Yak & Yeti would be a surprise, since it is owned and operated by Landry.

Went here this past weekend for lunch, and it was a pleasant-enough experience. Reminded us a lot of BoG. The jokes were lame (like the ride itself), and the food was unique. Not my taste, but that is personal, and nothing to do with preparation. Will we go back? Possibly, once they start...

I believe I read Ms. Crofton is no longer with Disney, so that is understandable.

So that we can figure out who you are (within a couple of people), and blacklist from ever working for Disney again.:grumpy:

But with a hefty entrance fee.

Been there, done this. Three times including at DL.

Half full - half empty. I interpret that as not caring if it goes down or not, and being in no rush to repair (eliminating the CM costs to run).

We were at the MK yesterday, and saw a first: the line of guests waiting in line to get into guest relations extended out the door, across the porch, down the steps, across the sidewalk, and out into the street. Have not personally seen that before, and that was at 11:00 am. Don't know why...

Which truly was the benefit of ticket books - either it drew people, as evidenced by people forking over their ticket, or it didn't, in which case management needed to figure out how to cure the problem either by upgrading the attraction or getting a new one. It also forced the maintenance of...

Nah, Disney does NOT want your first born - costs too much to maintain.

We noticed the redo last time we visited OKW to see friends. Was glad we had previously sold our points, as the refresh made us think that the went the cheapest way possible - the new furniture completely turned us off.

I kinda thought it was a question, and not a statement, by the "?" at the end of the sentence. Maybe it's just me.

Talk about "encouraging" planning your vacation months out! That is my understanding too. They patented the concept but never followed through on product since they were fearful of devastating the company.

We have been to all 50 states, and have found something interesting and unique, and yes, fun, in every single one of them. From the Ollie Oppa festival to the frog museum, Mount Rushmore to the Grand Canyon, and the lighthouses in Maine to whale watching in Palos Verdes, and everything...

Add me to the list of people who was subjected to "no negative responses allowed" surveys. The ones where the most negative answer was along the lines of "It was only slightly magical".

I have to mention that the last Disney survey I took (I'm not in their preferred demographic so I don't get asked surveys very much), the one sent to AP holders about their re-upping the pass, asked a lot of appropriate questions, and included answers that I had never seen in a Disney survey...

So are you saying that the elderly gentleman at GF and the classy gentleman at YC will remain?

Uh, who's the sixth?

Please educate me - how can you have a nighttime show if the park closes before nighttime?