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If you'll go back and read the rest of the thread, you'll see that I recanted and included corporate sponsorships to justify my protesting of McDonald's fries in the park. And don't give me that crap that Disney needs corporate sponsorships to maintain attractions. If corporate sponsorships...

i really didn't mean to get a big pro and con debate about the fries started. but by some of the posts from it, is there anyone who thinks that, while it may be a fact of life, that not all decisions should be made by money? just curious. i know Walt knew he would make money with movies and...

look, i'm not stupid, i know this country's economy is based on corporate structure, which includes joint business ventures. i understand that. all i am saying, is that there are some business deals that, thanks to eisner, seem to be making some aspects of the parks to mirror parts of the...

I am well aware, but is it really "their" park? I remember seeing old video of Walt saying he wanted a place so that guests could escape the outside world. That is the basis for the whole thread. And, if that means that I need to stand that way on coke, kodak, or anything else so be it...

Yeah, the people want those direct to DVD sequels too, but that doesn't make it right.

I knew someone was going to pull this one. Point taken. But I think coke is a little different. Yeah, you could have Pepsi, RC Cola, or what the heck, even Sam's Choice, but I would think, most people would order coke, get pepsi, and not know the difference. As far as film, almost the same...

Not that I work at Mcdonald's, and I don't look down on anyone who does, but when I get to WDW, I don't want to be reminded of anything back home. I go there enough for my kid, which usually includes a trip to dang Wal-Mart, or some other errands I have to make.

I apologize if this topic has run it's course before, and I hope I'm not the only one who feels this way, but I don't know if there is anything I hate about going to WDW other than seeing McDonald's fry stands.

I always thought Night on Bald Mountain would work there

From what I've heard, they were going to build a Matterhorn type rollercoaster based on Mt. Fuji. But the Japanese government stopped it due to some religious taboo about the mountain. That's the rumor anyway.

i know that there are people who just don't know, but i'm not sure if there is anything else that gets on my nerves worse than "we went to disney today and loved space mountain." i'd rather hear animal kingdom called the zoo.

oh i think wdi could fit whatever they want into just about any space. interviews with imagineers admit they tend to work better with known quantities. i figure, why not invent a new ride system, depending on how fancy they want to get with that space. you could even do a walk through...

it was an OK attraction. pretty good the first couple of times you see it, and then, who cares. i would like to see something along the lines of another 3D attraction. maybe something themed to chicken little, or what about the black hole.

thanks for the update. leaving in two days and can't wait to see it. i also agree that the audio is in bad need of upgrading.