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I'm worried about the future at WDW, it's understandable for budgets to get cut down to a point but not at the expense of the experience. Hopefully the right people get in and the wrong people get out at TDO..

It's difficult to base an opinion when they were pretty vague about the reopening. They could've said we are adding Starbucks but they said it would be opening back up as a Starbucks, I wish they would've given a few more details.

Sleepy Hollow has them and good cookies as well, that is until they make it a Dunkin' Doughnuts.

Let's hope all three are in the works...In the pic below we can see that there is plenty of room in DHS for Star Wars and Carsland...If they are getting close to closing voyage of the little mermaid then muppets could be relocated there and upgraded...right?

I think most people are ok with changes if they are for the better, I haven't heard too many complaints about Pirates, Haunted Mansion, Star Tours...I think it is because they were improved rather than shut down or totally demolished or ruined in some way. Changes are always going to happen, but...

I remember a pic of him in his office and he had a collection of the extinct attractions dvds so I'm sure he knows the history...

Balloons would work, but how about a fleet of 787's

As I recall the FM station started around Gainesville, FL and faded out around Ocala, FL. It was meant to direct tourist to the Disney/AAA Welcome Center in Ocala and advertise WDW.

Well this one was on 107.9 FM, there was one at WDW on AM...you can find out where I-75 is below: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interstate_75

LOL, well it wasn't totally like that, no duct tape, the radio had RCA outputs on it and the stereo cassette had a line input, it did end up sounding pretty good for the way it was wired. Glad you like it...

I'm sure many of you remember the Walt Disney World Radio Station that you could pick up on I-75 South in Florida. Back in the mid 90's I wired my car radio to a stereo cassettte recorder so I could listen to it anytime. Now it's long gone so I thought it may bring back memories for others as...

I guess it's because the people that are running his Company seem to not use his theoreticals in places where they still can.

My wish list for SSE (the 30th Anniversary Edition) Rewrite the script, make it as good as previous versions, treat guest like they have basic common sense. New narrator, Patrick Stewart or James Earl Jones (not in his Darth Vader voice), or Jim Cummings (Reflections of Earth etc)..just...

If your talking about live shows then the Voices of Liberty may be the longest.. from the Disney Parks Blog: "After nearly three decades, the talented 8-part a cappella group The Voices of Liberty continues to “wow” guests at Epcot in Walt Disney World Resort. Link to the...

Well so far by just looking over this quickly, if you went to WDW before the age of 10 you most likely call MK your favorite park, that's resonable considering the magic would affect a younger person in a stronger way, also for some of you it was the only park on your first visit...of course...

For me it was 1985, 13yrs old, EPCOT Center, Horizons

I'm curious about this, as many Disney "purist" like to point out how things were better overall in the early days of WDW (I agree by the way) I'm wondering how much your first experiences/age define how you rate the parks and attractions. What year did you first visit WDW? How old were...

Also when you fall out of the window at the HM the building you fall out of is designed in the style of DL's HM, this is because both interior sets were built at the same time for both parks and the exterior of WDWs HM changed later and they kept the interior sets as they were.

Epcot should be cheaper than the other parks, they do open half the park late and close almost half the park early...:mad:

I got some close ups of this one a few years ago...maybe they are related.. http://www.waynewaypeoplemover.com/home/2011/3/25/the-wwworld-view-everyone-is-friendly-at-wdw.html