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The only feasible law suit from this could come from the other park guests that had to witness and intervene in this abysmal situation. And, unfortunately, they won't sue the folks at fault because Disney has the deeper pockets.

So sorry.

It's fun because I don't know what to expect next....

Looked like so much fun....thanks.

Nice!

Thanks for sharing. Great photos.

I have always wanted to try this one - sounds like I should increase my efforts!

Hmm...I wonder if this is the use they are finding for all the trees coming down....

Even though it is hot and muggy going slowly through this canal, it is still one of my favorite parts of the boat ride.

I don't think Clementine Beach will be the Fort side anymore. It sounds like the chairs have been moved to the "new" side. Hope that is true. Morning tea while watching the boats come and go is one of the highlights of my vacation.

Looks amazing!

Nice job Team Kastle...

We are really looking forward to it. Last summer we had days when we were scheduled for a park and were a bit "irritated" to have to come out of relaxation mode. That is what made us decide to try it.

Thanks for the info.

This summer we are taking our first Fort trip without park tickets (replacing the roofs on two houses really puts a damper on one's fun money). Our plan was to buy AP's next summer that would last into the 50th anniversary year - I am expecting some serious pushback from my DH on this plan following the price increase. Am putting my "how do I justify the cost of a vacation brain?" into overdrive!

Is parking actually being charged now? Last summer we thought we would have to pay for parking for our one night in the cabin, but it was not charged. We also travel in two vehicles - one to pull the hybrid and one to pull the golf cart. Will we have to pay for one of the vehicles this time? I like to avoid surprises of that affect my pocketbook...

We once rented a pontoon boat at the Contemporary marina with a cast member's assurance that we had plenty of time before the storm would affect us. Boy was he mistaken, storms converged from 3 directions over Bay Lake and we were trying to return to our dock at top pontoon boat speed before the heavens opened up, when the Lake Patrol pulled up alongside and directed us to climb into their much faster boat - not an easy feat with toddlers in tow. My four year old, however, was ecstatic because that was the boat he wanted us to rent in the first place. As we disembarked at the Contemporary d

It is lovely that Disney is trying to come up with a plan to make the guest experience more "enjoyable" in the new land. Perhaps it would have been better all around if they completed multiple attractions BEFORE putting out the welcome mat. Seems to me they created this problem and now are looking for a way to solve it that sounds complicated and very un-magical. At moment, I am very glad the opening has been delayed beyond the dates of our annual trip (but don't tell my die-hard Star Wars fan I said that).

I do remember that night. The lawn was a sloppy mess when everyone went home and I was grateful that I was not on the clean-up crew.

It is isn't it....plus I actually like that song stuck in my head.

Me, too

Salisbury has changed a lot, especially the college. I worked for the theatre through the 80's and most of the 90's - it was a great job for a single gal, but not for raising a family.

We love watching the baby gorillas grow up. The family dynamic in the troop is really something special.

My Mom lives in Salisbury. I also worked for Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia for 17 years.

Hmm...I did not see the fences around the playgrounds yet. Makes me want to buy rolls of paper, let kids in the campground create "artwork" and then cover the fences. I would have to stop myself from adding, "Please pardon our mess while we think we are improving your guest experience." though.