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It sucks that PI is gone, but let's face it... it's a ghost town now. This certainly looks like it will bring SOME life back to the area.

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Don't know if this was mentioned or not but WDWNT posted a video of making butter beer and gave credit to OU http://www.wdwnewstoday.com/2010/07/03/make-butterbeer-at-home-yes-we-know-its-not-disney/ 2:47 mark in the video is when they show/mention OU

PSN: jmehatesyou I have a bunch, but I am fully addicted to Uncharted 2. I usually only have time to play on weekends though.

There have been rumblings of something going on there for the past few months. Lots of people reportedly seeing Imagineers entering/exiting the building. From a WDWNT posting: "Rumors indicate that this set is once again “red hot”. Imagineers have been spotted coming in and out of the...

Cross posting this news here - Star Tours last day of operation will be Aug 14, 2010, there is a ticketed event ($75) to be the on the last tour to Endor. Work then begins to start converting it to Star Tours II - 3D. Official details: http://www.starwarscelebration.com/en/Events/Disney-Event/

It's hard to rank them but my number 1 would be Soarin' Others include the obvious Test Track, Mission SPACE, Spaceship Earth... as well as The Seas w Nemo, Living with the Land, and Sum of all Thrills. I've never tried Ellen's Energy, with so many votes I think I'm missing out lol. Next...

1. Space 2. Pirates 3. Big Thunder 4. Haunted Mansion 5. Jungle Cruise (with a good skipper) 6. TTA

I'm split 50/50. I love to eat, and I love travel so World Showcase is a great way to do both (sort of) It's also nice to get away from the hectic lines and rushing around through mobs of people that is the rest of WDW. On the other hand, Future World has all of the attractions (well...

Holy hell, I had read about the improved Tokyo version and how cool their vehicle system is (trackless, randomized in sync with the other cars in each room), but I never saw video of it. That is like 10x better than any of the dark rides in MK's Fantasyland. Anyway, my vote went to...

I'm not positive this is what rewster was talking about, but it's the only backstory I've ever read (From Dinoland, USA article on Wikipedia --main source unknown)

If true, then they must be doing it to make the center landmark more functional by replacing it. The castle in MK is obvious, the globe in Epcot doubles as a ride, the tree in AK has the Tough to be a Bug attraction, while the hat is just a pin station. But even still, didn't they *just*...