Thrill Shakespeare (Andy)

Darn. You posted my answer before me again. I obviously need to work less and read Fort Fiends more. :rofl3:

Me neither. I think I'll send the kids out into the backyard to go catch dinner.

Haunted Mansion ride queue?

The combination of blue ditto fumes and chalk dust from pounding erasers could probably be classified as a "controlled substance." Good times, good times.

Mmmm....snails. Yummy. Although I do like the whole experience of pulling them out of the shells better than the little "bread shots". They look incredible though!

Like those old "cigarette girl" boxes? That would be sweet.

The folks at Disney Food Blog recommend buying a tray and decorating it to your tastes before you come to the festival. Not a bad idea at all. Here's the link: http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2013/09/17/make-your-own-dfb-food-and-wine-festival-tray/ Oh, and I'm in. I'll take any chance to read and talk about food at Disney!

Don't underestimate the average person's apathy towards anything resembling a museum.

I saw Steamboat Willie for the first time in that theater. Pure magic.

Cinderella's Royal Table?

I'm still a bit of a newb, so I had to get that one explained to me. Now I get it.

What, you didn't learn how to draw Mickey by watching the water-painting custodial cast members? Actually, I have been wanting to do the drawing lessons. I watched a presentation on drawing the characters years ago, but I don't remember it being as interactive as the ones I have read about. For the other things: Why don't we dress you up as a cupcake and tour the bakeries?

I would add the beer flight at Biergarten in Epcot's Germany.

An air freshener that smells like the Meadow Trading Post.

Yes! The picture is from the waiting area just outside the doors leading into the PhilharMagic theatre.

I think you found one of the theatres Disney uses for their arts programs. Outside groups (often schools) perform in various places across property. Our chorus performed at the SS venue for a music festival a few years back. I thought they got the short end of the stick. Imagine thinking you are performing in a park and instead you wind up st SS. Disappointing. Which is my general feeling about SS in general. Rant on!

Hey, this picture has been up for almost 15 minutes without you guessing it. You are all either slipping or just being kind. :laugh:

Easy, but hey, still fun.

My goodness, I can barely post them before you guess them. I'm going to start posting close-ups of random bolts and dusty corners. That'll teach you a thing or two. :rofl3: Seriously, you are all very impressive! I am looking forward to going back to the World with the specific goal of getting cool pictures that will drive you crazy.

Look into my eyes...

Told you it was simplicity itself. Good job!

Simplicity itself, right?

Good logic all around. This is actually the HP Field House, known forever to me as the Milk House. It's just about impossible to tell them apart without seeing the entire facility. As a side note, this was taken during the AmeriCheer/AmeriDance Internationals - a cheer and dance competition held every March. We have brought dance teams from my school to compete for many years. I am bringing my own team this year to compete in the Prop Dance category. Should be fun to be there as a choreographer for a change!

Let's see...what else do I have in my bag of photos? How about this, Gifted Fiendish Guessers?

Pecos Bill it is!