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I was at TDL and TDS last week... maybe it's me, but from all the Disney parks I found that the volume of rides (for example Philarmagic or Baymax's cool down mission) and parades at TDL is really really high. Anybody else noticed this? Or am I getting old? I also noticed a few castmembers...

It seems Disney is limited to where they can use the Magic Band terminology.

Man... this brings back memories riding Tron in Shanghai. I wish they had virtual queue back then. It was impossible to get on the ride without buying a fastpass. Had to buy a fastpass (20 dollars for one ride).... go to a castmember who was holding a sign with the date and also a 'hat of the...

The panels on the Paris parking lot can deliver power for about 17% of the resort's power needs.

For me, Disneyland Paris is more unaffordable than WDW at the moment... I live 3 hours from DLP. Last time I went was in 2011. I wanted to wait untill some improvements were made to the parks because the place was falling apart. I was looking at visiting for the 30th anniversary: 2 adults + 1...

I think it's the part where you enter the room with the computers and reels turning.... lights go out... blast of air/flash of light ...lights go on, computers are gone and then you have the end scene with the imagination song.

It was still working 2 weeks ago when I was there... my son tested it.

That's because you have to compare Efteling and Phantasialnd to the castle parks... not Epcot.

I rode ROTR a few days ago. Great ride, but too bad some things were not working. Lieutenant Bek in the transport shuttle was not working and closed off, which made for a strange experience when you’re standing in the front part as you can’t see what is really happening. The probe droid is...

yes, but this current increase in infections is - according to scientists- from the previous easying of restrictions 3 weeks ago. (and from the week of holiday in february were a lot of people went on a ski-holiday and had more contacts). Hopsitalizations will be manageable and one trend that is...

We dropped a lot of restrictions last monday (Belgium). No more masks indoor (except Hospitals/Public transportaion). A rise in infections was expected... and scientists are not to worried. Deaths and ICU are still declining... I'm leaving for WDW in 2 weeks (march 31... a trip I have booked...

Yeah, I also saw a video from Kevin Heimbach were he gets this instead of the root vegetable chips.

So, has Disneyland the same problem with shortages? Or do they get the merchandise that arrives in California first, before WDW?

So, we are currently experiencing a 4th wave (Belgium - and most of our neighbour countries)... What have we learned: - Cases are almost at the same height as our second wave or even higher. (7 day average of 12.000 cases - 11 million population) - unlike before now al lot of cases are with...

Actually, there is a new live action movie in the works "Return of the Rocketeer" that is coming to Disney+ (produced by David Oyelowo from Star Wars: Rebels)

I posted this before a few years back: Just do a Rocketeer retheme and you can keep the Hollywood 1930's style... Rocketeer 'n' Rollercoaster

It might have to do with a trade-off of the virus. A very transmissable virus can sometimes indeed burn itself out... (especially if you already have al large percentage of vaccinated people). Same for a virus that tries to evade immunity... that makes the virus less infectious because it has...

Because they've researched the difference between natural immunity and vaccination. Antibodies generated in response to an mRNA vaccine will target a broader range of Covid variants compared to antibodies acquired from an infection. So people with immunity may have different levels of...