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I think a policy of sharing during peak times to keep the lines moving and letting parties ride by themselves when the lines are short makes the most sense

Bummed about ESPN closing, been there many times to watch random weeknight hockey games and football on the weekends. Was nice to request to watch Rangers vs Canucks at your table and not get looked at like you were nuts. CityWorks fills the sports bar void a bit but ESPN had its own great charm.

I’m a huge Star Wars and WDW (obviously) nerd so this should be right up my alley, but I can’t see myself doing this in its current form. Maybe if I could get a group together for it but I doubt any friends or family would be willing to make that commitment. Besides, from what I’ve seen my ideal...

Got my post race party ticket and I love the disclaimer - “uh we have these excess fastpass+ tickets and didn’t want to just throw them out, thank u” 😂

I went on a whiskey-fueled rant about this the other night hanging out with some friends 😆. Epcot is a celebration of human achievement, and after experiencing the park all day Illuminations was a perfect continuation of that story which left telling you how you could “go on” and be a part of...

HEA had to grow on me a bit before I absolutely loved it so I’ll give this one room to breathe. I liked the castle/Main Street projections and the fireworks looked really cool as well, I was just thrown off a bit by the alternate versions of some theatrical songs.

Agreed, I think otherwise it looks well done but I miss the wooden plank floor look

Yes seems to be a pretty clear cut situation here - nothing against the guy who was just doing his job, but that job never should have been done from the Magic Kingdom train station in the first place.

Yeeeeesh. I got group 31, guess I should consider myself lucky then.

I dunno - could be just me but the level of government overreach we have seemingly accepted seems downright scary. They opened WDW when Florida was the global epicenter of covid and cases steadily declined for months, people weren’t keeling over left and right on Main St. The whole situation...

This is true but for me that’s part of its charm. Poly as a whole is a great throwback - a refurb should be a good thing though so let’s see what they do

Saw it today - definitely makes sense that they’re going to introduce an animal into the area because otherwise there’s nothing there, you just drive right through.

FWIW, I talked to three separate WDW CMs last week and they all said the only CMs that had confirmed cases of covid were contractors in Disney Springs around when that area first opened. Disney is like the mafia when it comes to information so who knows but from being there and going into all...

Blessing in disguise that they can’t build a tower at the Poly - the less bastardizing they do to that resort the better. Also, wasn’t the Fountain of Nations destroyed to make room for that festival dinner party or whatever building that apparently isn’t even happening anymore?! 😡 / 😭

It is - reduced hours as well though.

I just got back from WDW last night. Tambu looks to be open on a reduced schedule and some sort of to-go basis, there was a bartender but nobody sitting around the bar. Had breakfast at Kona and Capt Cook's is open as well as you mentioned.

On line, will be my second time (first time was earlier this year) 😄

I got group 7 but it was down by the time I got there 😬. Still down at last check

Very interesting, thanks! I have a friend who works for Starwood, now Marriott, so I stay at the Swan/Dolphin frequently and really enjoy them, but the design is so radically different from the Disney hotels that I always wondered how they came about. The Cove does seem like a generic building...

I’ve been wanting to find this out for a long time - were the Swan and Dolphin originally Disney designed/owned/operated resorts that they later sold to Starwood?