Lou...

That's correct. All of it should be open by mid Sept.

Today was the grand opening.
I only went to DAAR once from DHS, but no one got on at the park or at the resort.
It was like a ghost town at the resort and I didn't see anyone waiting at the DHS bus stop.

Here we go. Universal Studios is the first to raise ticket prices, up by $3.
Who's next?

After about two years of construction, the first phase of DAAR finally opens to the general public tomorrow.
It's been open for trial runs and various select guests for the past few weeks.
Buses have been bringing in bus drivers to acquaint them with the resorts bus area.
There has been speculation about would it share buses with POP. It was never in doubt that it would not share buses during peak times. I don't know what they're doing at DTD, but all of the parks have a separate bus stop for DAAR buses.
There was also an open house for CMs last week. To me, it's the most heavily themed resort on property, even more so than POP and All-Stars.
It's a must see, must do resort.

I have to tell my nice twin to knock it off. He's giving me a good name.
BTW, I'm assuming that hubby gave you my phone numbers. Time's running short, isn't it?

And as usual, an advisory has been issued that parking is restricted to guests staying there or those with a dining or recreation reservation from the 25th through the 28th.

After about two years of construction, the first phase of DAAR finally opens to the general public tomorrow.
It's been open for trial runs and various select guests for the past few weeks.
Buses have been bringing in bus drivers to acquaint them with the resorts bus area.
There has been speculation about would it share buses with POP. It was never in doubt that it would not share buses during peak times. I don't know what they're doing at DTD, but all of the parks have a separate bus stop for DAAR buses.
There was also an open house for CMs last week. To me, it's the most heavily themed resort on property, even more so than POP and All-Stars.
It's a must see, must do resort.

And look at the Mayor, looking all slim and trim.

Working at WDW, and for a lot more than a year, hasn't thought me anything about how to deal with gays because there was nothing to learn.
I attempt to treat everyone as I want to be treated.
However, I'm for, don't ask, don't tell, and don't flaunt it, no matter your preference.

I have to tell my nice twin to knock it off. He's giving me a good name.
BTW, I'm assuming that hubby gave you my phone numbers. Time's running short, isn't it?

And as usual, an advisory has been issued that parking is restricted to guests staying there or those with a dining or recreation reservation from the 25th through the 28th.

Don't be hurt. A hug from me is no big deal.
You should give me a down arrow.
It's good for my street cred.

It's not working.
Of course not, it was me.
It seemed the right thing to do at the time.

Don't be hurt. A hug from me is no big deal.
You should give me a down arrow.
It's good for my street cred.

Don't be hurt. A hug from me is no big deal.
You should give me a down arrow.
It's good for my street cred.

I believe that due to it's popularity, it will be around for quite a while and will get better.
Most think that this is a new concept, but it's really not. Companies that do this have just taken an existing concept, video projection, and with the use of the latest in computer technology, have adapted it to work on irregular projection surfaces. The process called "3d video mapping.projection" is being done at many places around the world. DIsney is not breaking any new ground here.
I'm thinking they may even expand it's use to Spaceship earth or at Streets of America at Hollywood Studios.
I can also see it replacing that ancient relic, the EWP
A few dozen projectors could replace and mimic the Osborne Christmas lights. The savings in labor alone would be astronomical not to mention the limitless possibilities with the show.

It has a few new elements, like the sandcastle, but it's basically the same show.

Nice going Roz, you show up at the Fort when dozens of Fiends are at SM.
Hmmm, I'm wondering if you had an ulterior motive.

I think I expressed the essence of that article except in fewer words on another thread.

Don't be hurt. A hug from me is no big deal.
You should give me a down arrow.
It's good for my street cred.

Hugging is way over rated.

Don't be hurt. A hug from me is no big deal.
You should give me a down arrow.
It's good for my street cred.

While I would love to see more SW at WDW, and there is no question about it's staying power, would it be over-saturation?
There is a lot of SW stuff out there.
Also, we can't leave Marvel Land out of the discussion.

Working at WDW, and for a lot more than a year, hasn't thought me anything about how to deal with gays because there was nothing to learn.
I attempt to treat everyone as I want to be treated.
However, I'm for, don't ask, don't tell, and don't flaunt it, no matter your preference.

Ahh, Lil H, your own little Jedi Knight.