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Tragically, Bob Chapek suffered a break with reality this morning, carefully put his underwear on his head, walked to the nearest street corner, and began ranting about metaverses and how much people prefer virtual experiences to real ones.

I called yesterday because we have renewal certificates that we haven't turned into passes yet. I asked what our options are, and I was told we can just wait until we go to WDW -- even if it's a couple of years from now -- and at that point just pay the difference between what we paid for these...

We had a reservation for late April into May. We cancelled it and now plan to try again for April 2021. Assuming there's not a new pandemic then...

Thanks! I've fixed that.

$94.60/night for adult, $35/night per child doesn't make it a good deal for me.

That's too bad. It was one of those things it was a delight to stumble upon the first time. A moment of discovery and joy. Ah, well. Maybe in some future update the sidewalks will all be made out of screens.

Do we know if the fiber optic sidewalk will survive this project?

Great! Our favorite spot to cool down on a hot day is going to be good for something other than just cooling down. I like it! And I hope they offer some great craft beers there.

I know! I'm so sick of seeing them up there. Those bands belong in America Gardens Theatre.

I'm glad they're doing this! Anyone know when it's expected to start?

Even in 'Murrica, some city streets are one-way. ;)

Well, poop. Hopefully someone will fix the WDWMagic Reservation Calculator at some point. :)

The WDWMagic Reservation Calculator is a day off from all the other sites. Is it accurate, and all the others are wrong? Try it: An April 20 check-in date, for example, comes up with a 60-day FP+ date of February 18. But on any other site I've found (such as themouseforless.com), it comes up...

Really, the whole park should be a facade. Take a look at it from the monorail, a nearby resort, or the Seven Seas Lagoon and be amazed at the Potemkin park. Profits would skyrocket!

Well, shoot. There goes my chance to spend a day or two complaining about Disney declining. :depressed:

Declining by degrees, or a temporary after-effect of Irma? I guess we'll have to wait to find out.

I wonder if the VIP viewing area is the area at the back of the theater.

The rift is probably because Netflix offered them a free monorail. That's what I heard, anyway.

That seems to be the way things are going, for better or worse. Look at CBS and The CW, for instance. Disney does have a strong portfolio of media, if they want to bundle it all together. Live action, animation, Disney Channel, Freeform...current, past...it's an enormous amount of stuff, and...

Awww...and I was hoping it'd be a two-fer, with The Land transformed into The Bayou Featuring The Rescuers and The Princess and the Frog!