I haven't been nearly that many times, but it wasn't until my last trip that I went to the island. I never had any interest in it, but my son wanted to go. It was great and one of the highlights of the trip. We'd done plenty of rides and it was nice to just hang out for a bit. There are great views too.
Barrel bridge! Barrel bridge!
Yes! TSI is worth it just for the views. So much classic MK!
Honestly, do it if you can. For one thing it is never really crowded, so you get some time out of the crowds, and there are paths and tunnels to walk through and swinging bridge, fun times with small kids
Making a decision based on descriptions of a product is acceptable. You know, like watching a movie trailer and deciding "no, I don't think I want to go watch people getting cut up with a chainsaw"
Don't look now, but WDW seems to be turning into an amusement park slowly. GoTG is a prime example, although I will hold complete judgment until I see what is going on in the show building.
Covered with a big box.....
See, that's another distinction of amusement parks and theme parks... amusement parks don't have giant big boxes!!
I find TSL as a more concrete indicator of Disney’s willingness to build more “amusement park type” areas. It blurs the line, in my opinion.
They are articulated arms to allow for some up and down movement while keeping the side to side at a minimum. The level spills out into seven seas when it get excess water. There is a ship lock between the two to raise and lower the vessels
Not the greatest pictures in the world, and I’m not even sure if this will help answer your question, but here’s a look at the Mark Twain riverboat at DL somewhat dry docked.
Its surprising that the bottom is not all concrete like jc..
You mean RoA? It is
