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That's employee parking, it looks like they replaced the fence this year. There's also the row of VIP parking near there, I think.

If you have vouchers, you need to get them processed. You can use them to get parking and to get into the park once before you process, though, so if you're planning on going opening day, you can go into the park for a while then process once the line dies down a little.

2011? Did you do a renewal? If it's a new pass (all you have is a voucher) you need to do processing. And yes, they need to be present.

Glow Fest at DCA, anyone?

I think we have something like that on our website already. There's one day tickets that include a "dining plan".

Interesting comment by the KI Facebook page:

I saw it a few times during Glee, it's not nearly as obnoxious as I thought. Far better than the Geico squealing pig ad...

I strongly suspect that lessons were learned from HH last year.

Since there's a limit on the number sold, they shouldn't get too long.

I always smile when the person who runs the page comments "Operating hours are available on our website." or something similar, and the poster gets upset. I think it's a good answer!

And I don't appreciate Disney characters farting in my face. That includes you, Figment and Claire.

The shade structure is totally gone, and the supports for it have been removed. New pavers have been installed where the old shade structure went. They're definitely gone.

Disney seems to operate them the best out of anywhere I've gone that has a bag check, although I do have a fun story involving the "Guests Without Bags" line... I've actually seen CP and Worlds of Fun check bags, but they didn't use metal detectors. It seemed like they only did it on busy days or something. As a sidenote, I'll miss the Rome Airport dividers between the lines.

One less bottleneck?

Well, considering that replaced ...

Does Kennywood have an "adult" October event like KI? I've honestly never run into very many drunk issues at KI, except during Haunt. I think people are overreacting a bit- would they rather ticket prices go up?

AKA Manhurtin' Express...

Journey Into YOUR Imagination at Epcot (1999). Not only was it a pale imitation of the original ride, but it also insulted the guests within their first minute of riding! Hooray! At least it didn't feature this, like its successor:

AFAIK, you can use your pass voucher ONCE for parking and entry. You can't reenter the parking lot with your voucher, so it'd be a good idea to process on opening day anyway.

I teared up a little seeing you knock over the DB press kit.

New lights on Power Tower! Yessssss! That one light won't always be stuck anymore!

It should take about a minute, so I don't see any harm in doing it. Just try to go when it's not really busy.

Me too. Visiting now is more depressing than anything. My favorite activity in the park seems to be looking for things from previous rides that are left (like the space station window in SSE or the Horizons lighting rig... or the hollow floor and curved walls in the Imagination pavilion where the original track pit and turntable were). I'm happy to see that Test Track is getting some much needed work, though. Considering that we're probably never getting another audio-animatronic spectacular like Horizons, World of Motion, or Journey Into Imagination, I guess it's good that they're at least updating the "new" rides.

Don't do that, please.

...especially when they've mentioned CP and KI!