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I must admit, it does seem as if Disney is cutting back when it comes hiding wires. Pic is from my last trip to All Star Movies.

My logic is that I believe that all children should be able to enjoy themselves in what is perceived to be a safe environment. I hope they win to be honest, or at least come to a settlement. As said by another poster, not everyone in this world is as blessed as you or I to have health...

I'm with you 100% on finding loopholes. Personally,I think I've spent more than enough money on overpriced things at WDW, I think they've made there money off me. And of course I would never do anything illegal, or risk getting me kicked out (that would defeat the purpose). It's mostly just me...

I think it's a bit unfair to make health insurance a prerequisite for having family fun, I mean, come on if I didn't have it, I'd "splurge" so my kids could have fun every once and a while. Not like she was injured at there stay at the yacht and beach clubs whirlpool thingy.

When I throw down $300 a night for a room, plus all of all the other fees they get you, and 1000s of others, with (food, park tickets, etc.) I'd expect that they would pay their maids or at least the maids supervisor enough to prevent this kind of stuff. So yeah theres worse stuff out there...

While I love the Contemporary itself, the hotel design, room view & style. the service was abdominal, room service never came, they lied about a do not disturb sign on our door. Also I recall dust near the TV as well and some stick stuff on a night table or something. I also recall food service...

"The LED video display is run by a Pentium II server running Windows 95/8 using a Serial ATA drive. There are two servers constantly running the same programs at the same time for fail-safe support. If one goes down, they can instantly switch to the other server which presumably will still be...

Well if Wikipedia is to be trusted, the Illuminations earth globe is running Windows 95or 98. It be cool to see that go blue screen of death.

That was an unexpected laugh for me! :lol:

When I pull that I don't have any purses/bags on me. Plus, I've never noticed any lone guys hanging back at the concourse, I'd only assume that undercover security hangs around the main gate looking for people trying to sneak in, as there more concerned with that then there faux security set-up...

Speaking of the monorail, I typically exit on the entrance side, this not only saves me that long walk, but also I can beat the rush, and even bypass security completely sometimes when it's set up with the one big one(central setup).

Unless the Deputy saw you in Osceola...

Seems like they could just request or contract it via RCID as they pretty much control it. The OCSO site says that’s how they do it anyway via contract with the district not the company. But while we are on the subject of speeding at WDW, once Disney security got in a high speed chase with a...

I thought they were contracted out by RCID or something along those lines. edit-- oppps, quite the bump ^_^