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I wasn't able to get to it before the trip but thanks a ton for the reco on Mousebits. I've finally had sometime to delve deeper into the site and am in heaven!

Thanks, I'll take a look tonight when I get home from work and see what I can dig up. I appreciate the direction!

I know of and love DCOTand use it regularly for my music fix around the parks. I've been slowly instilling my love for Disney in my son and lately we've been using it as bedtime music for my 3 y/o special needs son, especially the 2001 and 2006 entry music and Future World area music. It's...

I didn't know who he was, but in May of 2010 we met 'Big Mike' from Season 9 of American Idol in the Mitsukoshi store in Japan at EPCOT. My sister recognized him and talked a bit with him. I didn't meet him per se - but I was walking behind George Lucas and his entourage when he was at DHS...

My dad never worked in television, but still has a working BETA machine and literally thousands of tapes since the local video store GAVE him all of their BETA tapes when they stopped renting them out. He watches something every once in awhile on it just to keep things moving and has gotten...

I don't have time to figure out how to post a video, but just google 'Lion King Toy fail' and have a little laugh...

This is exactly what I would do! With that kind of money you could do both though. It might be nice to hit up Aulani too!

Maybe its just me, but looking on the plain old Google Maps satellite view the area I'm thinking you're talking about is called "Living Seas Heliport" which I had never noticed until today. http://g.co/maps/c5kme It does look depressed like its storm water / runoff detention, but I know some...

I just found an accidental stash of Disney napkins in a rarely used storage bin the back of our SUV. Our last trip was in May of '11! We have all the typical unused fast passes, speedway driver and monorail co-pilot cards, pressed pennies, balls from the Pixar/ Toy story parade and mickey...

I had that same idea last week and there's a thread discussing it some here. http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?t=834520

Ha DW! Maybe the weeping angel statues in Italy would have to be incorporated too! Maybe its more of a replacement for the MILF, almost an updated Timekeeper...:animwink:

I'm not actually talking about moving the building itself, just accessing the entrance to CoP from Main Street / Center street somehow. I too love the TTA and it's my little guy's favorite ride.

I understand completely the original goals of the pavilion at the Worlds Fair and looking to the future. The problem to me about bringing the front end closer to modern times to close the gap at the end of the current show is that they'll have a new gap to contend with in the future as that one...

This probably has a ton to do with it and was the first thing I thought of when reading the thread. Plus the resellers could probably have a field day with this and cause even more confusion and headaches.

I'll admit the last scene doesn't but the first two are more of a thematic fit to Main Street than they are to TL.

This is exactly along the lines of what I was thinking. Its interesting to hear about MtW. I know so little about Tokyo. I guess I never thought about using it as a transition, but it would be pretty interesting to enter CoP on Main Street and then exit into Tomorrowland if that's even...

With all of the talk about what's next after FLE and the possible renovation of Tomorrowland I was wondering how feasible 'moving' the Carousel of Progress to Main Street would be? I'm not talking actually moving the building itself, but rather something like extending Center Street or having...

Its not a ride remnant, but the other day when I was looking around EPCOT using bing map's birds eye view I saw where it looks like they store all the kiosk / temporary structures for Food and Wine, etc. You have to zoom in and rotate away from north, but you can see all the little huts lined...

Very true about the contractor's flexibility in method so long as the specifications are met and everything is built to code, but in order to permit something that way the architects usually have to have the plans drawn along those lines to get through plan review. My guess is Disney would...

They could build out the sides of the existing tower to make it round and put a new roof atop everything if they wanted to. In my day job there have been a few projects where we keep an 'existing' wall or two through different phases of construction to get a permit or avoid a zoning review...