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I like to think I stay open-minded when it comes to Disney re-doing some of their attractions. But for me, the first major strike was when they decided to go with a Princess and Frog theme. It certainly isn't one of their most beloved films, and for me, it isn't even one I mildly enjoyed. So...

If "Epcot Forever" is meant to merely be a filler for the true replacement, then I understand why it's a rather disappointing show. Still, you'd think Disney would have put a little more imagination into it. All that EF is, is a paint-by-numbers fireworks show with some callback voiceover...

As much as I love Disney, I sincerely hope this ridiculously stupid parking fee change bites them hard. It's basically forcing people like me to have to fly down and make use of their Magical Express service and nothing else simply to save money. Perhaps I shouldn't say that too loud, though, as...

Nah, not likely.

Yes, I saw the original version prior to the Ellen garbage. The original version, sure it was boring, but actually stayed true to the ideal of Epcot. The garbage refurbishment that brought in Ellen couldn't have been further from that idea of teaching and education.

I've never done the Enchanted Tiki Room, and since none of these existed the last time I was there: Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, Little Mermaid, Test Track 2.0, Soarin' Around the World (I HAVE been on the original Soarin many times).

We all know that there are certain types of rides that are basically copied - though different in theme - from one park to the next (or even tripled up in the same park). I'm primarily referring to what I call the "kiddie spinner" ride such as Dumbo, Flying Carpets, and Astro Orbiter......which...

I agree. It is a shame, though, that the only real way to get to Animal Kingdom is by bus (or drive yourself). Linking it to the Disney Skyline would be more expensive, but ultimately worth it.

Given the funny layout, I wonder how any possible future expansion could happen. I would have figured it to operate in some kind of circular pattern or wheel-n-spoke.

In theory, this is going to be really good for Disney and it is a good idea, but we can pretty much expect this to be THE place now in WDW and its cost-per-night will be astronomical.

So basically the WDW Railroad track will stay put and it will simply go under/through the building for Tron. Ok. At the very least, though, if they're not getting rid of the Speedway (which they should do) but merely modifying the track layout, they should also adjust the theme to be more...

UoE was way too dated, tired, and boring an attraction that really never worked very well.

Definitely in favor of this, as I love anything that will allow me more of a bird's eye view in WDW, but I will say the planned layout looks a bit confusing. Makes me wonder if they'll have a resort only side and a park only side.

I don't particularly like Ratatouille the movie, but since WS needs more rides, I guess this is good news.

I'm all for this, in part because I hate the current attraction there and also because I love the Guardians.

After having watched a POV video of the one in Shanghai, I'm very excited although it seems like odd placement for it. I think they needed to replace the Speedway altogether with this ride, and now they definitely at least need to retheme the Speedway which doesn't fit the area at all.

Very excited to see how this comes about. Future World has needed another restaurant for the longest time.

When you know which particular targets to go after, it isn't hard to max out your score within minutes and just coast through the rest of the ride. For instance, in the first room when you can start shooting, before you go into the one with the volcano, turn your car around and aim for the...

Can anyone confirm that PizzeRizzo is now the only theme park quick service dining place that serves actual pizza and not flatbreads? I used to enjoy the pizza at places like Pinocchio Village Haus (MK) and Pizzafari (AK) and have noticed the trend in recent years is to overhaul the menu, remove...

I've always envied those who live in Florida, have their annual passes, and can just go to WDW at the drop of a hat or as the mood strikes. How close do some of you live to WDW and how often would you say you visit?