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Very cool. I was hoping Local Live would get the "birds eye" shots of Orlando soon. It seems that only a few angles are available and only a few areas. Check out this shot...it shows how much land is sitting where 20K used to reside...

was it crowded this morning?

I'm not usually there for more than a few hours, unless I'm entertaining the all too common out of town guest.

Just when you think things are looking up. Well...maybe to save a buck they can take the Stich from WDW...we can only hope.

Hahaha.

I'm always expecting that. I stand for 10 mins behind a group of people that have never used the bio scanner before. Constantly eyeing the other lines to see if one is moving faster, making sure I'm not behind a stroller, wheelchair, or family with 2 or more children...wishing they had a VIP...

That's a good question. I lived in LA for many years and have seen the line to get into Disneyland/DCA way long than I have ever seen them here at WDW. I never found the sounds annoying...they were actually very cool. On more than one occasion at WDW I've inserted my card and fingers, had...

I noticed that too. I just thought it was part of the mountain structure that for some reason didn't have rock work covering it.

Now I want to go to AK...but they're closing in 45 mins. Can't wait for some extended hours. This 5pm thing doesn't work for me.

Crazy. I had no idea they had that many. I always thought it was like 3 or 4. On another note, last week I think it was, I had the opportunity to go on KS during a massive rain storm. Very cool, I suggest if you are there during a major downpour you head to the Safari.

any steam update?

Interesting about the path near the theater. You'll get a pretty clear view of the Everest warehouse from there I'd imagine. But as you said, who knows.

... i.e. taking a plastic sword in the eye or a stroller in the back of the foot. Hence the need for a few drinks in the first place.

I second that. CM's enforcing park rules can easily be risking their jobs. Often, in the right situation, I taken it upon myself to enforce the rules...in a very non corporate, non Disney way.

Send your pictures and story to the Orlando Sentinel. Jaws reopening made the front page, I'm sure they'd love to hear how Disney's newest ride is already showing its age (however accelerated).

That's the lite version of exactly what I was thinking.

Excellent :)

Oh my, that's a little dramatic. I think that anyone that has a real 'problem' probably isn't going to go to Epcot and casually walk around the faux countries and sample their beverages. I'd imagine they'd pull a flask out of their pocket and take a pop of wild turkey. And how do these...

That's great. I can't imagine how many times I've stood at the door of American Adventure and started/finished my beverage before entering. I do, however, think the only drink they should allow in the show is Sam Adams from the neighboring Liberty Inn.

My fiancee and I managed to stop by for a few rides after 6pm. Right before closing we caught a ride in the front row. I have to agree, a very cool ride at night. Like Peter menioned above, the 'temple' scene looks awesome. The whole mountain takes on a new tone with the lights on. On...