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ive done both, and in the Contemporary, ive been in the tower and the garden wing. It is a tough choice because they both are fine resorts. I would go with the Contemporary tower, excellent views of the Magic Kingdom, especailly in the upper floors, you can see wishes from your balcony, and plus...

they could have done it better, perhaps kept a large screen but used the map of Epcot as the map and had in large text the waiting times displayed above each attraction on the map. Instead we got a cluttered information center that is unreadable from a distance, and going to be crowded by people...

I liked the older one better, it gave you the wait times and it was large enough to be read from a distance so you could plan where to go next. It reminded me of those digital sign boards of the highways warning you of traffic.

its probably price more than anything, but there's also other great ones in the Deluxe category, such as the Yacht and Beach club which has easy access to Epcot and Stormalong bay. The Contemporary is my personal favorite out of the set because of its modern decor.

they look like they have more legroom than the older cars

I kinda like that split in the Haunted Mansion queue, if you have seen the other stuff already, no sense in getting stuck behind people taking their time to look at it.

Animal Kingdom Lodge, its so far away from everything. my favorites are the modern themed ones, the Swan/Dolphin and the Contemporary.

The queue for Pirates and Splash Mountain are good, I find the updated space mountain queue annoying because people wind up playing the games and not moving forward in line, they should let you pass people who want to stop and play the games. Ill always be partial to the classic omnimover rides...

Wouldnt a weather theme encroach on The Land's territory?

so wheres the photos of World Showplace?

What does World Showplace look like inside? Its usually always gated closed every other time of the year

are those baloons on all the monorails? I havent been to WDW since 2008

The Train Ticket machines have been giving back dollar coins for change for years. If they really wanted to get the $1 coins in use more, discontinue the paper $1 bill, bump up the lowest paper bill to $2.

I happen to like it, Its more relaxing than the previous incarnation. Could we be seeing a retro revival in Tomorrowland like we did in Epcot?

We still got ones from the 60s running around, the R32s on the (C) train. If its built solid, and maintained well, it can still go for a long time.

Its happened to me but not in WDW, when I was in Virginia Beach about 5-6 years ago I saw someone from high school

The monorail cars look like they are falling apart, the last time I was there some of them were leaking water and smelled a bit musty, they are begining to look a bit tired. The screens in teh TEst Track ride vehicles, some of them wernet working. The various unfinished effects in Spaceship...

I missed out on a lot of Communicore, then again I was like 7 years old when I went in 1993 so I dont remember too well, I do remember some things from Futurecom but thats about it. From Martin's videos the Backstage Magic/Computer Central area looked like a lot of fun. I didnt get to see...

MK - Pirates of the Carribbean, Space Mountian (I like the exiting thing as well) Epcot - Malestrom, Living Seas (86-04) MGM - The Great Movie Ride AK - Dinosaur - its the only air conditoned one

Well it is the most political show in Walt disney world, it deals with all the presidents