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Its supposed to smell like chilidogs and I, at least, thought that it did. Bear in mind though that the smell is supposed to come from Stitch's mouth so I can understand why people would be grossed out. I thought it was cute but something I'd only do once per trip.

Are we still talking about the unused campground bookings? Speaking as someone who actually does RV at FW occasionally, I wish more people would book there and then not show up. Would mean I have a greater likelihood of actually receiving the internet hook up that was included within my purchase...

We (all or almost all adults and staying on property) almost always do buses/other transport. Is it slower? Often, but I view the many transport opportunities as being part of the fun of going to WDW. Not to mention the interconnected nature of all the parks and attractions means that the family...

I agree with Lilly that 80s Epcot seems more futuristic and less dated but I put that more on the iconic architecture that the park presented guests with way back when. It wasn't just hidden in the background like now, they tried to show it off with things like the pavilion logos. There were a...

I'll probably have some nostalgia for the general 90s vibe that the AK, parts of Epcot and especially MGM have. Things like Fantasmic prominently featuring Pocahontas characters all these years later and the like. Yeah a little bit hacky but stick around long enough and anything can become...

That would have been fine if DHS was keeping the Hollywood theme, but as far as I can tell they are doing their best to move away from that in the back end of the park. Even then that would mostly be real world architecture with a Wall-E waving to you on it. I think the Toy Story Land drawings...

How do you theme around "UP, Monsters, The Incredibles, Cars, Toy Story and Ratatouille"? That doesn't sound like a themed land at all. Although single franchise lands are kind of a bad idea I give Toy Story a pass just because of how neat everything looks with the giant children's toys...

Is there a reason why sponsors would want to take on an Epcot attraction? How does Siemens make money from sponsoring Spaceship Earth or HP with Mission: Space? Is Epcot's "true potential" getting other people to pay for it in exchange for hanging up a few signs and mentioning them at the start...

It might be a totally corporate response but its one I have trouble disagreeing with. People paid good money for those tiles and unless they'd be getting refunds it would rub me the wrong way if Disney were to take them down not even seven years later. As is I rather like the design of the...

When an animal gets in front of you at the Safari or you get backed up or whatever and can just sit for a little bit and watch the animals.

Honestly I doubt it, in person its probably a lot easier to tell what is "real" and what is a video projection. Things like the wall falling away to show the monkey being battered by winds probably have their punch wear off more quickly in person. Having watched the video I dig the advancements...

Seeing as I've seen the film and can't even remember what Almost There was I'd disagree. Friends on the Other Side was too short and lacked the punch that the big four films from the second golden age had.

If nothing else it lacks a memorable song.

If it isn't crowded DHS, otherwise I guess I'd have to choose Uni.

Noone. Disney is the group that is going to be making the money off these attractions, let them foot the bill themselves.

Retheme: Stich goes back to Alien Encounter though, honestly, Ellen really needs an update as well. Refurbish: Is Tikiroom still full of broken figures? If so that. The only three rides with notable issues my last visit were that, Splash and Small World. Splash has since been fixed and I imagine...

Isn't the Quest concept basically dead at Disney with DQ surviving as it does solely because they have nothing else to put there? Lord knows they don't put any money into updating it so why all of a sudden would they go out and pay for a total makeover?

Good thing they are tucked away on a corner of Sunset Boulevard then and not right at the end of Hollywood Boulevard. RNR might be a bit difficult with its theming but I don't think Tower of Terror stands out at all from the land.

Imagine that up in the air over Tommorrowland, would be pretty thrilling, not sure if I'd be up for it. Still a very innovative idea and one that packs a lot of punch for how little space it looks to take up.

Disaster does not go around on a track, it goes forward, you watch an effects scene from Earthquake and then the ride goes backward to the start. At least I think it did, it doesn't actually go in a loop, does it?