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Unfortunately, I figured this was coming - and this time frame makes sense - for the furloughed workers still getting healthcare benefits, the benefits enrollment for 2021 will be opening soon; Disney had to make decisions before that window opens

Actually, at least the loud guy in the blue shirt came up from Fort Lauderdale. We won't claim him here in Windermere

We live nearby, and my now college-age daughter was in a Rowing Crew on the lakes just north of WDW. Plenty of gators and snakes, but none of the kids ever got brain-eating amoebas. And they were in the water on the Chain of Lakes daily for years...

The interactions with Pixar folks will be the crux of the issue - the copyright for her design is likely inconsequential since the "Onward" van design is different enough (and Pixar can document dozens/hundreds of other similarly airbrushed vans over the decades).

Too bad - like other Boeing products - this has a tendency to nose-dive

Ok, so Sea World wants to get in the game, too - First Universal's Epic announcement, Disney teasing for D23... My prediction for Sea World - new hand dryers in the restrooms https://www.mynews13.com/fl/orlando/attractions/2019/08/14/seaworld-orlando-teases--exciting--announcements

What if - to leverage both the Fox IP AND the "nature" credentials of Animal Kingdom, they decide to put in something "National Geographic" themed at DAK? It could throw IP on an otherwise non-IP ride...

Kinda surprised no one mentioned the potential affect of alcohol on unruly guest behavior. Granted - the report doesn't indicate alcohol was a factor, but i'd be surprised if it weren't. If Disney wants the $$$ from alcohol sales, then Disney probably has to deal with higher reports of such...

The biggest issues with the pull-behinds is safety more than size - folks can't see what they're rolling over or hitting. On a vaguely-related subject, most every time I'm walking down Main Street, i get stuck behind a stroller whose wheels have gotten wedged in the tracks on the street. I...

I can't help but wonder - does Disney have any pull/recourse with Google Maps, etc, to NOT show that as a viable route when people search for directions? Obviously, there are the primary entrances (which have the arches)...I suppose, though, that this is in part a response to people...

I'm still waiting to see some of the supporting businesses open there - gas stations, restaurants, etc. Currently, you have to drive either to Winter Garden to the North or Kissimmee/192 to the South. Maybe with this rapidly increasing hotel count we'll see enough folks to support such businesses

It's a relatively-easy step that helps create the perception that Disney cares about the environment and is being responsive to changing norms.

According to the article, if you get screened at TTC, you won't then get screened entering the MK. http://www.orlandosentinel.com/business/os-bz-disney-world-metal-decectors-bag-check-ticket-transportation-center-20170328-story.html

My wife and i had a conversation driving through property the other day about this...when we were young (and WDW was still "fresh"), riding the Monorail was a big part of the WDW experience. Now it's questionable, at best. I'd love to see it expand to the other parks, but the expense and rising...

There are at LEAST 2, if not 3 laundry facilities now - don't recall the exact number. But definitely more than one.

Wow - are we finally going to see some of the much-discussed repair/refurbishment work on the monorails prior to the peak of Spring?