ImDownWithDisney

We've been the last week of May and into Memorial Day. It's been pretty warm, dry, and low crowds except for the holiday weekend. We will be there again this year.

Dang, sorry to hear about all of that. Hopefully, they will fix it once and for all. I own a fab shop. If you ever need anything or a 2nd opinion hit me up.

What's wrong with the frame?

I've seen those in the 700 too. I've seen a few others, but the 700 visitors must be hell on posts.

I bet someone could get away with stealth camping at FW for a while. You could just move a tent around every few days and place it in between 2 sites along the canals. Or go totally stealth with a small camo tent in the woods, go in and out of the tent at dark, carry a backpack with a change of clothes to the comfort station, and just chill at the pool and marina all day.

I know there is at least 1 imagineer left. I saw an interview with him on youtube with some goofy Disney fan a few years ago.

My sources tell me it will be 101 Dalmations themed, covered for bad weather, and includes a meet and greet (photopass optional). $5 per turd or $99 with a desert party option.

Another Disney OG has passed. Variety: Ron Miller, Former Disney CEO, Dies at 85. https://variety.com/2019/film/news/ron-miller-dead-dies-former-disney-ceo-1203134582/

Yeah, no crap. The owners probably kept it caged all day and dressed it in silly outfits. Little dude finally had enough and said "peace out". Now he is hanging out with raccoons, rabbits, and gators all day. Then raiding the trash and campsites at night like the little boss that he is.

In 2 years not 1 email about anything passholder related 😠

I am pretty sure all sewage is handled at the plant just north of AK.

Not when you factor in child support

For the price they should let you snort a line from Elsa's cleavage

Yeah I would do that, but it would cost me 4k. There is no way i could sneak off without the wife in tow.

Alcohol is included. So if you went with 5 more heavy drinkers you could make Disney lose money for the day.

Plot twist...the adhesive on the labels could cause cancer.

I agree and also understand their position. I can't imagine the stress that Disney's security management team is under. With the reports of the Pulse shooter scouting DS plus all of the other unreported incidents they really can't be too careful. On our last trip I was hanging by the entrance of MK waiting on the family, and I noticed 2 older guys dressed in tourist clothing just standing and talking without any intention of going into MK. They both were wearing the tiny clear earpieces for coms. I started looking around and spotted 4 more. I bet their daily security detail is unreal.

"Thanks a lot, bin Laden" Before anyone gets upset this is a reference from The Hangover.

We have rode through to look around. Very nice cg, some sites are tight, but a lot of them are on the creeks. There is also a very nice swimming hole at the back of the cg. We plan on staying there in the future. I like the sites on the right when you enter the gate.

That early in March may not be super busy. Early June/Memorial Day will be very crowded and hotter. I would say early March would be more enjoyable overall. In 2017 we did a week at spring break (late arch), April and early June. The March trip was a lot cooler and the crowds were tolerable.

Best info in that was that the bisque is still available at Territory Lounge

I am not sure if this has been posted, but I spotted Walt's airplane on google earth. I was wondering what they did with it. https://goo.gl/maps/Gm1BKKufSHM2

I agree with you that Disney wants to invest the least capital for the quickest gain. They probably don't want to get into a situation like when AK opened or they stopped construction on Art of Animation either. Disney can do what you can't, though. They are essentially fancying up the house a bit, moving more people in with the existing tenants, and raising the rent for everyone there. They don't need to buy another house at the moment. If the economy stays strong I hope they will.

Expanding the footprint of anything seriously kills the ROI. Huge capital investments, increased staff, more taxes on newly created assets...Disney isn't dumb. Heck most of us would make the same decisions if we were in control of it...and our future employment depended on our results. They will milk the current infrastructure to the tipping point then build more stuff.

They can piss right off with this. They have ruined one of my favorite restaurants.