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They will usually hold it for you but I think they ask for a specific time for you to come back and pick it up. As long as you're back by that time then I don't think you'll have a problem!

If only TDO could see it this way. It can't be that hard for them to come up with ideas for smaller family rides in Pixar Place with the almost endless supply of popular Pixar films from the last 10-15 years. Like many have said, if a TSMM expansion into SS1 is a stand-alone project, in my...

I don't think I'll ever really dread a trip to WDW, even if FP+ is a mess right now. Just getting out of the northeastern, below 0 degree weather is enough to get me excited for it in May

Favorite is Space Mountain, pretty obvious to tell that I guess haha. I also love the Peoplemover though especially at night, I think it gives one of the best views of the castle in the whole park.

I definitely agree with what you're saying, but I think the one thing I disagree with is that the people who do decide to stay on site at Universal will stay in the UNI parks for the majority of their vacation. Right now, while UNI is clearly expanding more than WDW, they still don't have nearly...

I would much rather see something like this, but I don't think it is going to happen this way in the future. From the standpoint of the companies such as Starbucks, they want their brand to be shown as much as possible in the parks so that when people leave WDW, they see a Starbucks and it makes...

This. I was told this before the first time I ever went on it and I did the same exact thing. Gave me a terrible headache for a few hours afterwards. However, I've been on it since without looking to the sides and really enjoyed the ride and felt fine afterwards.

How about The Incredibles? That's personally one of my favorites and I don't see it represented in the parks anywhere. There has to be some way that they can incorporate it into the parks.

My favorite at night is TTA. Great look at the castle when it's lit up and I just enjoy the atmosphere of TL more at night.

Wow do they really not think that could be dangerous, that is REALLLLY close to the pathway. It would just take one distracted parent to cause something really terrible to happen. I would be shocked if they don't put up some sort of barrier there.

That's genius. I think that would be a huge hit and add an aspect to a park in DHS that is very current and popular which would draw in big crowds to the park.

Of course I'm against this, they can't possibly do that to what many consider a staple of the WS and EPCOT in general (well they can, but shouldn't). However, I think the addition of a frozen attraction in MK would be a huge step in the right direction for the parks. Frozen is a huge hit...

The mini golf is a great idea. When I go on my trips I always try and take a break at some point in the week and get to Fantasia Gardens. Really well themed and the holes are a lot of fun as well.

I would love to hear them announce something for the park on the 25th, maybe something about star wars (hopefully). I also wouldn't mind seeing them announce something unexpected either like a Wreck-It Ralph attraction or anything really (not that any of this would happen, just one mans dream)

The difference for me is that Disney World is a destination that I plan my vacation around because of the environment and the amount that there is to do. I don't ever see myself planing an entire week long trip around going to Universal.

Only ride I probably won't ever do again is Mission Space. I loved the ride and the concept but man I had the worst headache for the next hour or so after I got off that I don't think it would be worth it again.

That second video was awesome! It was like they actually had a real conversation, I think that would be really cool. However, if it was between silence and the first example, I would stick with silence because that first one just didn't work in my opinion.

Anywhere in Downtown Disney, I've always wanted to live in the city :D

Not really a myth but if you ask the monorail drivers nicely they sometimes let you sit in the front seat with them, I did it once when I was younger and it was a lot of fun. I don't know if they still do this but I know they used to.

While it is fairly obvious that WDW in many ways is not as high quality of a place that it used to be, in my opinion is still far superior to any other theme parks. This being said, I've never been to Universal so I can't really compare the two but in my opinion it's the little things in WDW...