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confirmed from within - theme for next year is still WWYC. rumored "hook" is free one day admission after volunteering with an organization approved by disney.

Front-line CMs (GR, ticket booth, etc) don't have THAT level of access. It'll show when a ticket was used for entry and at what park, but you can't see fastpass stats or what "gate number".

The Not-so-scary halloween Party dates have been posted to Disney's Disneylink widget (www.disneylink.com) - looks like 24 dates this year. How does that compare to the past?

Looks like our wishes for one last shot at seeing the Adventurer's Club are coming true.... http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=53617662277&ref=mf

That is the first step.

Jim has a very cool special project assignment - think integrating new technologies (RFID, GPS, mobile?) into the parks.

from what i've heard, that's the case.

they were all over epcot on the night of the 14th - art of disney and the "gift stop" outside the park had them.

It was too hard to capture good quality video because it was relatively dark.

soft openings are tomorrow - three shows a day. grand opening is friday (the 13th).

to get Disney's approval, I would imagine that the "fighting the mouse" mentality wouldn't work... instead it would have to be showing our love for the AC and a desire for one last night/weekend/month/year/decade :-)

I'm extremely skeptical of this. It's possible that Disney and Hilton are creating a stronger relationship and adding Magical Express and other Disney transportation (since they already offer Extra Magic Hours), but I don't see it as happening since Disney would obviously be getting a...

I just heard from a CM friend that when Philharmagic reopened from its most recent refurb, it is now a digital projection and now much crisper.

Looks like this is coming true...

They're gonna have a rush on the Epcot ones from the WDWMAGIC crowd, it seems... :-)

It's a refurb.

Why don't you guys just keep having "Catered Events" that are conveniently open to the public?

they're having no issue filling them at the discounted prices. just not making as much off of it.

100,000 people sounds like a lot, but if you know the ballpark of WDW admission numbers (30k at MK is a VERY slow day) then it's not much at all. One free ticket per household... most families travel with 3 or more people, so it's more like saying that your group's tickets are 33% (or less)...