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Eh, as far as I'm concerned, as long as Cirque du Soleil and the AMC theater aren't affected, Disney can change whatever.

Three words: Star Wars Land

Do something similar to Harry Potter at Universal, incorporating the Star Tours buliding.

If the rule was "No sitting at a table without purchasing food" or something like that, that would be understandible. But I see nothing wrong with someone making sure they get a table to sit at while...

The re-do of Spaceship Earth, the desending part with the touchscreen computer thing.

I'm not going to avoid riding it, but no longer am I going to make a point of riding it.

:ack:

The TTA passing a parking lot isn't good.

It seems "un-Disney like".

It had to happen eventually. One national championship doesn't bring lifetime job security. There seems to be only two coaches immune to getting fired: Joe Paterno and Bobby Bowden.

I'd prefer...

University of Tennessee Volunteers :number1:

:ditto: :team:

(pointing to my avatar)

My avatar tells what my favorite team is. :number1:

My least favorite is the Dallas Cowboys. I've never liked them.

The Memphis Zoo is also a good place to visit.

Opryland was awesome. I wish it were still there and not that stupid mall. :mad:
I've been to Opry Mills once and wasn't impressed by it.

I don't like Spaceship Earth anymore. I won't go out of my way to avoid it, but it's no longer a "must ride". If I ride it, fine. If not, no big deal.

soap operas = :ack:

By this time next year, everyone will still remember that Phelps broke Mark Spitz's record, but Phelps won't still be everywhere.

Eh, unless they build a hotel smack dab in the middle of MK, Epcot or something like that.....I don't care.

As long as they're on their own time after completing school business, I see no reason why they shouldn't be allowed to ride the rides.

But this is the nanny state America in which we live.

If one watched a Disney Channel show and a Nickelodoen show without knowing which one was on which channel, they wouldn't be able to tell which was which.

No, I don't think so.

Why on earth would they spend money to rebuild it elsewhere on top of what they spent to buy it? It's already in a tourist location, it don't have to be next door to the AK....

All Comcast wanted was ESPN and its various sister networks.

Disney is a little late to the party about exploiting American Idol. Three or four years ago when the show was fresher, this attraction would've made sense, but now not so much.

If "creative genius" means changing everything to Finding Nemo and other Pixar properties, I'd rather Disney not buy Sea World.

Disney went from having one channel that appealed to kids and adults alike, the original Disney Channel, to having two channels that won't appeal to many over the age of 14.

Instead of Cars or another Nemo attraction, I'd like a Pinocchio or Alice in Wonderland ride at WDW.

IF this actually happens, I imagine it will be somewhat different than what's envisioned now. Due to budget cuts, creative differences and such.