Differences between the TSIs

[adamthegetupkid]

I am a huge fan of TSI (check back in the old logs to confirm...), but I always wondered something. I haven't been to DL (I know, the thought keeps me up at night). Presently, are there are differences between WDW's and DL's?

"You don't want to look like a bunch of tourists..."
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[shoppingnut]

I have to ask a stupid question, what does TSI stand for? I know when you tell me I will say duh to myself.

 

[xfkirsten]

Hmm... I didn't spend much time at WDW's TSI (Tom Sawyer Island, to answer that question) so I don't remember much about it. What I do remember as differences: here at Disneyland, the end nearest Frontierland has been converted into a stage for Fantasmic. It's very flat and open, with a shack thingy behind it. That area's mostly open to walk on during the day, with the exception of a few spots. DL's also seems more hilly to me. There's big hills to hike up, and behind the Fantasmic stage area, there's a treehouse. Fun to play in, for those of us who can actually fit! :lol: I'm pretty skinny, and even I really gotta scrunch myself down to get in. On the back side of the island is the fort, which is now closed here. You can look at it, but can't go inside. And of course, DL has the burning cabin which is really only visible from the Mark Twain/Columbia and the far reaches of Critter Country.