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When I went to Disneyland last year I was there an hour before opening and left about 45 minutes before closing in part because my iPhone 13's battery was in the red. During that day I didn't use social media at all (never would at a theme park) I just took a few pictures, had the Disney Play...

I think it might by Peter Pan's Flight? You're stepping into the world that Disney has presented in Movies and TV, you're getting a unique physical sensation while not being overly scared/thrilled, and you get to experience multiple visual aesthetics (Edwardian London, Indian Tribe, Pirate Cove)...

I know this won't happen but my dream is, that not only do they fix all the broken effects, but that they use this refurb to fix my biggest problem with this ride which is the lack of Indiana Jones. I'm sure that thanks to the new movie they have a digital 'Classic Indy' face and voice that I...

I think the backstory is fine although is does feel like they got it a little reversed, surely 'When Tony Stark was determing where in the U.S.A. to build a new Avengers Campus the question was answered for him when the mysterious alien The Collector landed his museum in southern California...

What? Of course it does. I'm a life long fan of Marvel Comics (Spider-Man in particular) and Theme Parks, I'm also a born and raised Floridian, a state that hasn't had a new Marvel ride open in 19 years, so when I first heard that California Adventure was getting new Marvel themed rides and MCU...

For DCA the obvious story is that because the kind-of-villainous alien The Collector has come to Earth and built a new museum in California, The Avengers have built a new West Coast HQ nearby to keep an eye on him, at that facility Peter Parker and Tony Stark are designing new Web Tech and run a...

As a life-long Marvel and Theme Park fan I am obviously very interested to see what Disney does with Marvel rides, I loved Mission Breakout, but I have to admit it's pretty disappointing that Spider-Man will be a shooter. It just feels like Disney saw what Universal did with Spidey over twenty...

It's interesting that whenever the talk of "It's horrible that you need to know the IP to understand the ride story" comes up how rarely I hear people mention the classic Fantasyland ride-through-the-movie dark rides. On my visit to Disneyland last week I rode Snow White, Pinocchio, and Mr. Toad...

Yeah I won't lie waking up so tired to such bad weather I did think about not going but I told myself other people would have the same thought and I was right. As for Star Tours yes it was all original trilogy no sequel stuff at all it, went Vader, Hoth, Leia, Boba Fett.

Alright I'm back home so lets review what went down. My connection into LAX on Wednesday was severely delayed, we were told that weather was so bad that air traffic control was limiting how many planes could come into LAX, which meant that I didn't get into my hotel room until well past...

Well I head off to the airport in the morning, thank you all so much for your help. I'm really excited and am glad that I have a couple plans in my back pocket.

I love the Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular, it's my favorite live show at any theme park so I'd be pretty sad to see it go. I can understand why you'd get rid of it, only if you are making a proper Indy E-Ticket, as the behind the scenes nature of the show wouldn't mesh with a ride. If they get...

Appreciate the tips, I admit it feels a little 'wrong' for the first trip to Disneyland to not start at Disneyland but your logic makes sense. That gives me a nice outline to plan my trip, but I'm certainly willing to listen to any other advice.

Hi all, I'm new to the forum and this seems as good a place as any to start. So every President's Day weekend I fly from my home in Florida to attend a convention in Los Angeles. This will be my seventh year in a row and ever year is the same, I land at LAX and check in to the airport hotel...