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I hate to wade back into this discussion, but I feel like I have to correct the record on one point. The highlighted statement above is untethered from reality based on my personal experience as well as the experience of nearly every poster on this board who actually experienced the...

You just got the Zootopia crowd really....excited....

I moved to Houston 20 years ago, and we were apparently the first to have this. Lewis Black chronicled it well: One has since closed, but I frequented both.

Small sample size and purely anecdotal, but folks who I am helping are choosing to stay off-site about half the time. And these are veterans who always used to stay onsite. The reasons they cite are lack of value, high price, fewer advantages to staying onsite, and the amount they are spending...

Ray's presence in the ride CONFIRMED!

I like the moving goalposts. When folks complained about the reskin, some said "it's still the same ride, it's just going to look different." Now when folks point out that it isn't a new ride, but just a reskin, we're told "Tiana's is a new ride." :rolleyes:

And the yellow....

2021 - I "forced" my parents to come with me and my daughter on our Thanksgiving trip. My mom was diagnosed with cancer in 2019 and was still feeling good enough to travel. She was supposed to come on a 2022 trip, but I made them come a year early. I'm glad I did, because by 2022, she wasn't...

39/59/79 at Taco Bell And the days in college when we could walk into Cici's "pizza" with a $5 bill and get an all you can eat buffet and a drink and still get change back....

According to Tom Bricker, there are increases to the Dining Plan for 2025: https://www.disneytouristblog.com/2025-disney-dining-plan-price-increases/

Seems like a couple of possibilities. As people are more familiar, they "get better" at the VQ game, making them "run out" more quickly. Or Disney has reduced the number of VQ spots available to increase ILL sales. Without a standby line, that seems easy to manipulate - if there are 10,000...

Same here. On multiple rides. It did go down on me for the first time. But I oddly didn't mind, because we got to spend about 5-10 minutes in the stormtrooper room before being led out, so I got to get all of the pictures I've always wanted but never had time for!

No. I made a sarcastic post about releasing old films into theatres. You decided to respond. You didn't have to,, but you did.

ummmmmmmmm........

Is the secret ingredient we need to find......frogs? That's some dark, dark humor....

No no no no - Soul, Luca and Turning Red are all going to go gangbusters once they are released theatrically over the next three months. Yeah, that's gonna do the trick - releasing movies people have already had access to on streaming for years theatrically.... And I know that's happening...

Or how they let me buy ILL's for 7DMT at a time the ride was scheduled to be down for fireworks preparation? (I mean, they said to just come back after the fireworks, which we did, but they should not allow you to buy the ILLs for a timeslot when the ride is scheduled to be down)

If you haven't seen it in person....well, it's actually worse. And the washed-out yellow of the barn is certainly a choice.

That line bothers me Every. Single. Time. that I hear it. And what is worse is that THAT is the line that played at the beginning of virtually every commercial and trailer - so not only did the "entire cadre of executives, animators, directors, artists, interns, janitors" "let that get out,"...

So what metric would you suggest using to evaluate the content side of Disney? This is a real question, because it appears that by any currently-used metric, that side is flailing - box office profitability, Disney+ profitability, loss of revenue from licensing content to Netflix/HBO/etc...