Mr. Christopher

The theme for the Italian Job movie is self-titled, "Italian Job". The music used for the unveiling is "Boat Chase". Both were composed by John Powell for the movie.

Dude, I was just joking. Looks like you're one of those guys interested in being a "techie".... Interesting because I've been a Technical guru for 4 years.

Uh oh.

Oh yeah? Can both of your's fit in your pocket? I didn't think so.

Is this the time where you refer to yourself as being an "old fart"?

I won't say anything. I'll just nod my head in agreement.

I have a bad feeling about this...

It would be a bad move on PKI's part to tear down a perfectly good theater. Come to think of it, whatever happened to The Backporch?

She means she wants Patty to get a cd deal with a record label.

Oh geez.

It's a very touching way to help people remember. I did the same thing at my school. Bill and I created a short but great montage to show the more than 1800 kids. Turned out awesome, wouldn't you say Bill? Jonah Son of Armed Forces veteran

Like Ryan said, just go during the day if you don't like getting scared. Personally, I like getting a good scare and a laugh. If rattles the senses and checks up on your perception. The new attractions sound fresh and are something I'd want to check out.

Decent amount in Colerain. Sometimes more than needed.

New attractions for the Fear side of FearFest™ include: Attractions starting at 3PM Dracula's Haunted Castle™ The Paramount Action FX Theater is transformed into an abandoned theater promising frightfully interactive entertainment featuring Dracula. Throughout history many have ventured into the castle but few have left alive. You may enter at your own risk!!! Have a seat and hold on tight but be sure you leave by midnight. Attractions starting at dark Sleepy Hollow Horror™ Welcome to the late 1700's and the eerie town of Sleepy Hollow. As you walk through the dilapidated colonial farmhouse, proceed with caution. There are rumors that the Headless Horseman has dismounted from his horse and slipped into the home.... Is the Headless Horseman lurking in the shadows, stalking your every move? One head, two head, three head, four. The secrets of the Horseman lie behind the front door…. Also coming soon... Friday The 13th: Jason's Extreme Cuts™ The bloody legend of Camp Crystal Lake comes to Fearfest in this horrific multi-sensory homage to the Paramount Pictures blockbuster slasher saga, Friday the 13th. Watch the indestructible psycho, Jason Voorhees slice, dice and slaughter his way through hapless victims. Guests will relish this gore fest as the diabolical killer wreaks havoc and splatters blood across the big screen and the guests in Paramount Theatre. Narrated by one of Jason's unlucky victims, this 13-minute bloodbath will make guests screech and shrill in their seats. PLEASE BYOBB! (Bring Your Own Barf Bag!) Warning: This attraction/movie contains scenes and effects that can be described as gory and violent. The movie is not recommended for young children or guests who are sensitive to horror movie images. For more information, visit the website at http://www.pki.com/fearfest_index.jsp. Source: PKI.com

I really like the Soundwave and MI:SS concepts. It's been a while since I've seen a great stunt show and MI fits the bill perfect.

What's with this new YOUKNOWWHATIMEAN!!??? I can stand seeing it in Ryan's sig but slipping it into every other post....it's.....GETTINGONMYNERVES!!!! Kidding, but nice job.

I think there's a possibility that you won't be able to see the explosion scene if it's covered by shipping crates or some other kind of blockage.

It was a brisk night on November 2nd, but it wasn't frigid. I regret not having a sweatshirt handy but I lived. Now, Dan on the other hand was smart and wore shorts.

At WDW, there are ticketing machines at the front of the popular rides and what you do is insert your ticket and out comes a stub saying which time to come back to ride. I didn't try it out when I was there back in August of 2000; mainly because all of the lines were less than an hour long.

Um.... ok.

Oh geez Charles.

And the tension mounts...

It's too bad you got Dan Waggs name wrong. Nice article.

Who's up for some more Thai food?

I could go for the music myself, but wouldn't you rather have better QTV programming than pumping 5000 watts at people in every major attraction line? I'm always a fan of loud music, but I know a lot of people can't stand loud music for an extended length of time (excluding concerts, etc).