...Making Pirates our first ride in the park. It's also a tradition......always go left!
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Disney4family
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love and prefer the original, classic castle colors
SyracuseDisneyFan
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Crystal Palace
Chef Mickey
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Eisner. Despite his flaws, he was the best CEO for the parks since Walt.
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Chef Mickey
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I actually think the food got much better after when it re-open after closing for Covid. I even talked a cast member and he said a lot of the old pre-made food was stopped and nearly everything is now homemade. This was right about 2021, so they might have gone back to their old ways. Not sure.,
His era was a great era. I enjoyed the parks the most and have many memories from his time.
BeanCounterBob
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One of my favorite things to do is sit upstairs, above the entrance of Magic Kingdom. I sat up there for a few hours one time to watch Wishes from up there. It was awesome to see everyone going about their time at the park. It caught me off guard. I had no interest in sitting there for hours, but am really glad I did. I also enjoy pin trading with my daughter. A few months ago was her first time down there and she loved to trade pins with any cast member that had pins out
Smiley/OCD
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You can add the Peoplemover at night through MK to that list…an AWESOME ride!!
SyracuseDisneyFan
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The Seas With Nemo And Friends
Cmdr_Crimson
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Say what you will about this place..But, it was much better than what it is now....And a good place to get a simple burger or tenders. Not like what it is now..Plus it had That great second floor view..But, also the Innoventions loop also played within while relaxing..
Especially the first few weeks after reopening when the parks were empty and all rides were walk-on.
SyracuseDisneyFan
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It's A Small World
RoadiJeff
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That's for sure. I didn't mind wearing a mask at all and the lack of crowds reminded me of the good old days at WDW back in the early 70s.
The outside contractors that installed the plexi glass surely had a profitable year during Covid.
Phil12
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That's exactly what happened to us on two different trips. We had made advance reservations for just after 9/11 and we decided not to cancel. The parks were empty. So empty in fact that we really didn't enjoy it as much with such low crowd levels. And the same thing happened to us after the COVID pandemic.
SyracuseDisneyFan
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Disney Hollywood Studios
