Comments on: Are big changes coming to Disney World’s Fantasyland?

By: lolli nate

lolli nate — Wed, 28 Sep 2011 16:08:13 +0000

<3 LONG LIVE WALT DISNEY WORLD <3

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Sun, 10 Jan 2010 03:10:26 +0000

Disney world is a fun place just leave it at that! Some like it other don’t!

By: GallicDenis

GallicDenis — Tue, 05 May 2009 19:39:45 +0000

I guess I’m just a Disneyaholic. We’ve visited Marceline, Missouri to see the original Main Street, the “Wishing Tree,” the Coca Cola Building, and the old homestead. We’ve taken our kids to Disneyland and Walt Disney World. We take our time and drink in the ambience of all the worlds. Each is special and unique in its own way. There is always something there for the mood I’m in at the time. Yes, I have Fantasyland moods, Toontown Fair moods, Tomorrowland moods, etc. Walt Disney said that Disneyland would never be finished, that it would change and evolve. Fantasyland has had a few makeovers in its time without destroying the character it exudes. Of all the worlds I actually find Tomorrowland to be an oxymoron. It is more reflective of the world of tomorrow with a hugh injection of Jules Verne. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy most of the rides and activities in Tomorrowland. However it has lost its way. Perhaps it should take a cue from Disney Studios with a slight change, “A future that never was and never will be.” At least Fantasyland has been true to its genre. Peter Pan — here I come !!!!!!

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 05 May 2009 11:15:09 +0000

Don’t listen to MiceAge! It’s one of the worst Disney sites to ever walk the face of the earth!

Don’t draw attention to those Statler & Waldorf wannabes knowns as Al Lutz and Kevin Yee!

I also take serious offense to Pickles’ comment as well. The parks are NOT turning into oversized arcades!

By: Jon

Jon — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 18:00:03 +0000

Have you ridden the E.T. ride? The customized greeting part is too fast and barely audible. Most dark rides have that infinitive loop of sound where you can kind of hear what’s in the background, but also hear what’s ahead of you. The Haunted Mansion is one of those attractions where its pretty bad.

Disney using RFID chips is inevitable, but that doesn’t mean the technology is perfect. Canada has an RFID-enabled passport that has gotten a lot of slack. Most RFID items don’t have an “off” switch, which means the ticket/card is constantly beaming out the stored information. Anyone with a $200 RFID reader can capture your information from 30 feet away. Do you really want your kids names available to everyone in the parks, resorts, and Downtown Disney?

I think the risks outweigh the benefits.

By: David

David — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 11:38:51 +0000

OK, AirAmerica….you’re frightening the children!! LOL!!