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I'm thinking Arkansas

Mayhards just closed up 2 years ago. it's now the ISD Admin building.

touche. but to be fair, we didn't specifically chose to move here, we just wanted out of Florida and this is where I found a job. Nice place ya got here though.

As a local to the area (literally live 4 miles from the site), most of the local city, town, and community groups are upset by the news. Most of what Frisco and West Plano/Legacy area has been doing and businesses they've been attracting has been value add/property value add to the area. I'm not...

not gold. that is all.

announcing now while Corona is affecting the market is a great PR play to bury the affect.

Standing in Motion was one of my favorite songs and shows to watch from FoN. Really surprised they didn't incorporate the fountain into the redevelopment plans...really surprised someone green lit the proposal as well. Then again, maybe I'm not.

well this will make for another good book in the dark and long history of the Walt Disney Co.

Agree. There should be some sort of exception for either Passholders or FL Residents...or a discount...or credit...or whatever. But WDW has always been terrible at providing any perks or accommodations to this segment of their guests. Before we left FL, we went from spending 12-15 nights on...

Same here. Our last visit was to the Embassy Suites instead of on Property...before that we stayed at the Hyatt Grand Cypress and the Wyndham Vacation Club, even the Dolphin. Those previous trips would be to Fort Wilderness, Wilderness Lodge, and Caribbean Beach. Maybe the adjustment is more...

I remember when our Silver Passes cost us $200 a year. Now every time I start planning a trip to WDW or DL, we end up deciding to go somewhere else where we can get more bang for our buck. If I'm going to spend $7k on a week-long vacation, it's going to be epic...and not spent in Orlando.

This really is absurd. Just inching up costs for everything across the board. Seems small, but just for parking, a long weekend visit costs $100 more than it did just 2 years ago. Do passholders get free parking at the resorts still?

so no real relief until 2021.

understood...but it's lipstick. They let that park rest on it's laurels and ride on it's previous reputation for way too long. Those things you mention will hopefully keep it from bleeding attendance numbers while they work on the correction. By then we'll still have Epcot at 12m while DHS and...

it's amazing how Epcot is going to be passed over by both AK and DHS in the next 12 months. I mean kuddos to TDO/WDW/Disney Parks for the turnaround of AK and DHS (a few years late) but Epcot will literally be left in the dust.

wealth is based on how many times you visit Kentucky. dontcha know?

Seriously. We spent that much for 6 of us to eat at one of John Tesar's restaurants in Dallas this week. Granted, we weren't in a castle, but I doubt the food come's anywhere close to what they serve at Knife.

oh my.....that's terrible.

You're not wrong. TBH one of the main reasons we finally moved out of Central FL because we couldn't take the humidity. However, I really don't think it's going to be that much of an issue. What are these thing, 40 feet off the ground and probably moving at 20 mph or so? It really shouldn't be...

This kind of thinking is why WED Enterprises was created in the first place. It's sort of a shame we're just trying to solve the "here and now" problems.