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Joe Paterno is currently in his bed

Also, if we're going to start adding in the maintenance costs of rides (the behind-the-scenes type things) then there is brand new makeup along with the costume that needs to be applied. I know the costs are minuscule but it brings another factor to the equation.

I'd like to agree with your comment and take it a step further: There are plenty of rides at all Disney parks that are based on movies and/or books that I have never seen/read. So long as the ATTRACTION(S) has/have staying power, then that's all that really matters. People 30 years from now...

look what this lack of progress and imagination on the part of TDO is doing to us Disney fans!!!! oh wait, we've always been like this . . .

not bad! I like what they're doing with a Children's coaster to make it more interesting for the adults! :)

2 years = 100,000 miles. 20 years = 1 million miles. 200 years = 10 million miles. 2,000 years = 100 million miles. Did Jesus ride Test Track?

My understanding is that it is a NextGen thing to do while waiting for the TLM ride. Scuttle gives hints on where to find things like snarfblatts (pipes) and dinglehoppers (forks).

So factoring in the 2,100 people waiting in line for PPF, the rides have the same number of people within the building during a given hour :lookaroun

Or in the afternoon.....when it closes....

In other news, we just hit our high temperature of 60 degrees today in Boston (avg high = 80)

If you're ever bored around WDW, have yourself and some friends put on a suit and take a walkietalkie onto property and start talking about changes

Well I'd be heartbroken if the hat stayed.... one of us is going to be heartbroken.

I couldn't care less either way. If it was there, I would drink it, if it is not there, I would wait until I go to EPCOT the next day...

To keep people out of my castle.

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Yeah, I was on interstate 4 south from Orlando, and there were a lot of them coming to WDW!

The only time I can remember waiting an unbelievable amount of time is when I was unexpectedly in Anaheim for a conference (bought plane tickets 5 days prior, so I wasn't planning on going) in the first week of December 2010 and so I decided to visit Disneyland. Just trying to grab a bite to...

Terrific! It's coming along quite nicely!

I have no children. It was a joke. Wow.