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Thank goodness WDW has the "blessing of size". Otherwise the parks would stay the same footprint and never able to accommodate more guests... plus, favorite attractions would get replaced. Also, thank goodness the creative folks are able to come up with new storylines and shows for the...

Oh no. You see, WDW has the "Blessing of Size." They don't need to tear down things, there's all kinds of space "Beyond Big Thunder" don't ya know.

OR Issue books of "Tickets", organize them in some sort of Alpha ranking system, make the best rides the "E Tickets" and when you run out of tickets you have to buy more. That way demand is metered and monetized and there is no need for a guest to be heads down in a phone or the cost of an IT...

Tell me you know nothing about business without saying you you know nothing about business.

Design by committee aside, they are still BREAKING FRONTIERLAND. 1920s before 1890s is just plain stupid.

Not Location, TIME!d Look at the addresses on the buildings starting in Liberty Square. They represent the date that you are in. They work up from the founding of the country and end at the turn of the 19th to 20ty century with BTMRR being in the 1890s. PatF is set in the late 1920s. It fits...

Well, we liked seeing the Stacy loop (and Krissa prior to her, and the Zip a Dee Do Da Tip of the day before her) because when we were in the room it kept day to day TV from creeping in (news, death, destruction, Sponge Bob, etc.) It all adds up to a bizarre take on the 50th. "Come relive the...

So they are just going to break Frontierland? All of a sudden we have a story that takes place in the 1920s sitting between Pecos Bill's and an 1890s mine train? Sloppy

I agree However, Sometimes computer code gets revealed earlier than you would think, and tips their hand as to future plans. If the call center is already seeing the hopper reservation interface and its instructions for use, this is where it may be coming from.

Wow! Hadn't noticed those. Back in the day I used the ones they had free standing out in the park, but I didn't realize these were still there. Cool!!

I could really use foot massage, I've been feeling tired.

Good to know, thx.

Look, I'm not making light of the problem you had with mobile ordering... However, It seems like you didn't like the weather, the crowd levels, and the other guests. Using mobile order and it showing you can pickup your food 30 min later isn't really that crazy is it? We've waited for 15-20 or...

So will they still use the launches on this route as well? We love the little Wonka Boats, they are open air and fun to sail on.

Having been to Enzo's Hideaway and the Edison, I'm not that big of a fan. Enzo's was fine, not great. Edison was a hot mess for us and those around us and it seemed like business as usual. In my opinion Patina is B- on food and a C- on service. But that's based on 4 experiences with them...

Being in EPCOT is not an everyday occurrence. Therefore, anyplace that I have a sit down dinner, and that charges me $400 for a group of three to have said sit down dinner better be the best food I have ever had. Le Cellier at $240 for 3 WITH a bottle of wine is high, but fine. $400 for what...

And I want Barbarella as my waitress. And something to make me forget I dropped $320 on dinner for 3 people... but not their booze, because that is going to push me over the $400 mark.

??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????? Having just seen the prices I am curious how $55 for an appetizer and an entre for 1 person seems "reasonable"? If I got a Cesar Salad and a burger for $55, +$7 tax, +$10 tip, (no booze, just...

1) Stich is vacant at the moment 2) The train has only stopped running for the Tron construction. 3) They are adding Tron, Guardians (replaces a ride, but the new ride has far greater queue space and will be more popular than Ellen), Ratatouille, they are or repopulating wonders of life, they...