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I bought A Pictorial Souvenir (Walt Disney World: Where Magic Begins) from the Coronado Springs gift shop back in June for $21.95. I suspect it's sold everywhere at WDW. There was, at one time, a softcover version of the same name with a blue cover. However, this book is hardcover with a red...

I thought it was an improvement and I really enjoyed the new version of the ride. I know everyone loves nostalgia, but sometimes things change. I think we hold onto past versions, not because the old versions are better, but because those are the experiences that we hold in our memories. I...

Just bought one a couple of days ago. $17 it is.

Thanks! Great start to the site. Can't wait to see future additions.

I see you have a transportation category under videos. Maybe I'm the only one, but I think a parking lot tram video would be a good addition there. There doesn't seem much of that around and I think it would fit nicely within your atmosphere context.

This is the purpose of the wrist bands at the parks that do use them. It just makes things more convenient and consistent for everyone. There is no park that is more zealous about strict rules than Cedar Point and these bands are used there. They are tamper proof and the ride op can tell if...

What's greed have to do with anything? Disney is a business, not a non-profit resort. If it's not a sound business decision, why do it?

That's about what I suspected. Is there any one place that stood out as far as having a large selection of merchandise, or is kind of scattered everywhere?

My 4-year old son is a huge Cars fan (isn't that a shock!). I want to make sure we don't miss any Cars experiences when we're at WDW in August. Is there anything other than the appearances at MGM we should know about?

Maybe this isn't directed to me, per se, but it was really the opposite of overanalyzing. I thought it gave a bad, *even if false*, first appearance that the biggest concern is whether Disney is at fault. Certainly if it was my *first* impression, then it could have been someone else's as...

Relax. I think he's just saying how it came across to him. He's not alone. I think the absence of the exclamation point would have made a huge difference. I think it gives a bad, even if false, appearance that our biggest concern is whether Disney is at fault.

I thought the exact same thing.

More than 10 g when you fall into a chair. More than 3 g when you cough. Quick! Someone alert Local 6!

I thought Plugged In topped them all. Maybe it's because the others seems soooo long. I'm probably not "hardcore Disney" enough. :)

On this page, even. :) Several people have summed up my feelings, so no need to repeat. It almost seems a bit egotistical when some fans get a "why aren't you obsessed like me" attitude.

No complaints from this Clevelander if the Tribe moves to Disney for Spring Training. Cleveland fans travel very well for Spring Training, so I could see why Disney would be interested (among other reasons).

Many amusement parks and resort areas use private forecasting services like AccuWeather or New England Weather Associates.

I agree. TGM allows me to make plans, without having a strict day. It fits our style well and we don't take trips without using his web site.

After hearing about the priority seating filling up so fast, I was worried we wouldn't have any normal dinner times. But of the four we've made so far, only Le Cellier was bad, at a 7:50. We got Liberty Tree at 5:10 and two others at the exact time we requested.

After hearing about how fast priority seating was filling up during the dining plan promotion, Le Cellier was actually the only one we could not get at the time we wanted. Ended up with a 7:50 p.m.