Moving the flood scene to right after the Blustery Day scene really wasn't a good idea. One minute it's blustery, the next it's suddenly flooding. And then about five seconds later it's not raining and Tigger is bouncing around - shouldn't he be trying to stay dry? Honestly, the Tigger scene feels like an afterthought in the Disneyland version, I don't think the ride vehicles even bounce like in the Magic Kingdom version.
About three hours ago I had to go in and light the pilot light on the furnace. I've lived in this house for over 25 years, and usually that's a ceremony that doesn't happen until mid November or later (admittedly, I'm more cold blooded than the average Southern Californian).
But this year I had to light the furnace before Halloween. That's not normal.
By the way, welcome to middle age. As you get older, talking about the weather becomes even more exciting!
Pinocchio replaced a small movie theater no one cared about. It was built to fit iin with the other Fantasyland Classics.
The Fantasyland dark rides tend to have buffers to transition between scenes of wildly different emotions. If Snow White was designed like Pooh, after exiting the cottage you'd immediately be inside the Witch's Cottage.
Pooh’s last couple of scenes are so hilariously stupid:
California had some of the most rain in history I believe over the last few days. Here in NorCal outside Sacramento it was storming so hard the last few days I had never seen anything like it, something like 5.5" or so in 24 hours. It went from 90+ degree weather almost halfway through October to some of the heaviest rainfall in history in like 2 weeks or so. Crazy hot to crazy rain. Looks like some of that is reaching SoCal now. But I guess we need to get used to more extreme weather considering global warming, it doesn't just make everywhere hotter all the time it leads to more cases of these extremes in weather.
I know the bomb cyclone has been pretty bad especially up north, but I am glad at least it's a sign we're on our way out of fire season. Maybe we have to worry about flooding next, though.
A neighboring community that suffered through wildfire a couple of months ago was evacuated AGAIN during this storm because of the risk of mudslides from the burn scar. Welcome to California.I know the bomb cyclone has been pretty bad especially up north, but I am glad at least it's a sign we're on our way out of fire season. Maybe we have to worry about flooding next, though.
I think the Disneyland cats are probably the safest animals on the planet.
It would require a shareholder revolt. And I don't see that happening.
They didn’t.
