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Which also has this: "ILLUSTRATION: ABC theater offers reduced rate tickets for individuals with disabilities and requires appropriate documentation for eligibility for the reduced rates. ABC cannot require an individual who qualifies for the reduced rate to present documentation or accept the...

Not evacuated, but I was on there early this year when it completely stopped and the lights were turned on. When I looked down, it mostly resembled a warehouse. I was only ever evacuated from Test Track at WDW. It was kind of neat to walk through the ride itself, but the staircase they took us...

There isn't a market for it. It's really that simple. No show would be able to sustain any substantial run. Broadway shows, and we are talking blockbuster shows for this environment (no one visiting Disney is going to be seeing Kimberly Akimbo), are pretty expensive to run. They would need to be...

It doesn't help that their new original programming caters to niche segments. Not everyone is a Star Wars fan. Willow was a flop (you couldn't even "see" the episodes; they were so dark). The National Geographic programing isn't really attractive to a mainstream audience. The kids programs are...

They sell an unlimited EP for HHN as well.

Thats cutting it kind of close. The side effects are mostly occurring after the second dose. Hopefully you won't experience them or it'll jut be minor (like a headache).

They aren't. Florida has criminal and some civil law jurisdiction, but ports and ships are mostly regulated under federal law.

Were you in Times Square? New Yorkers who live in Manhattan are more compliant (it's the borough with lowest infection rate and highest vaccination rate). Most of the people you see without a mask are from the outer boroughs, Harlem/Washington Heights, or tourists.

No credible infectious disease expert believes that a return to normalcy will occur until the end of the year, with the possibility of masks still in use through the beginning of 2020. This is because of the variants and vaccine hesitancy.

Actually, that's technically not true.There actually is no text in the Constitution that grants that right. Though there is text in the Constitution regarding citizens of other states within another state's jurisdiction having the same same rights as the citizens of those states, the right to...

There's a reason most amusement parks (and Disney) stopped using these as rides in their parks. They are inefficient, maintenance headaches, and I was shocked that Disney built these eyesores as a means of mass transportation. I am a little bewildered that some people question why others are...

Not to take sides, but bugs in food is unacceptable. I don't care if the bugs are poisonous or not, it's gross. Also, eating "new" foods can cause digestive issues (though not necessarily food poisoning). Just ask a vegetarian who eats beef for the first time. It's not pretty.

When I got in line around noon, the wait was only about 30 minutes (though it had a posted wait time of 120 minutes).

They'll probably need the extra time to to resolve technical issues.

I find the single rider lines to be hit or miss. They definitely don't take the place of Express Pass, with the exception of maybe MIB, whose single rider line always moves quickly. Some aren't always open either, like Jurassic Park and Dudley Do-Right. In some cases, even Express Pass doesn't...

It's like a color scheme you'd use re-creating the castle in Roller Coaster Tycoon, because you only had limited colors to work with.

Some, yes. However, most of those buildings do not exist in the film. Ummm, guests would be expecting Diagon Alley to look like the movie, so no, it's not an "uncreative choice." So what, it's not a movie set. The sets don't have interiors, should Universal have just made Diagon Alley a...

I'm not exactly sure how this belief became so widespread, because it is simply not true. Businesses, whether theme parks or movie theaters, are not required by law to "take your word for it" regarding your disability. They can require proof of need of an accommodation. Of course, most don't...

Just to make it clear, Comcast did not own Universal at the time the Wizarding World of Harry Potter was developed nor when it opened. Personally, I think this external oversight is one of the reasons it succeeded. They couldn't just make cuts and do things on the cheap.

I could get hit by a car crossing the street (which, by the way, is more likely than getting injured at a theme park). Should I not ever cross a street? My plane to Florida could crash (which is even less likelier than getting hit by a car). Should I not ever board a plane? I live in New York. I...