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The discount is off the full price of $59.99, not the online discounted price.

We can't be friends.

I'd bet "I came to the park at 9pm and nobody was checking gold passes in gold pass parking!" has something to do with it too.

So, apparently the dragon on top of that building doesn't move?

So, FastPass+?

No, it's "The Bay-un-she".

And that'll presumably keep Kingda Ka down, too, right? Yeesh! Who could've foreseen that clipping a record-shattering Intamin ride onto a record-shattering Intamin ride in New Jersey would lead to downtime? I wouldn't call Kingda Ka record-shattering, really.

Darn. I'm crushed.

Is it supposed to say sign in required?

It's surreal seeing one of these at a non-CF park. Also, I'm impressed that they did knott mention anything about certain issues with certain rides in that video.

The first time I saw that causeway sign, I couldn't help but laugh.

I'm stealing that.

I mean, it's not like California Adventure and Hollywood Studios are similar at all.

They have something similar now, Beagle Bucks. They're more like card stock, but are still really cute.

"You'll never leave Bleakstone Manor... never! AAAAAAHHHHHH!"

I think I've said this before on here, but #yolo. Throw out Oktoberfest as a themed area (let's face it, it's seen better days and basically exists only on the map) and make what currently is Oktoberfest part of International Street, or call it International Festival like Canada's Wonderland has. Panda Express and LaRosa's stay in Festhaus, but the stage doesn't. Sorry, I don't like trying to shout over One Direction while ordering food or trying to eat. Add two new "international" food options to Festhaus. Burn the current tables and benches in a bonfire and replace them with small tables like the other restaurants in the park. Redecorate and repaint the inside to look bright and cheery, not dark like it does currently. Edit: http://www.KICentral.com/forums/index.php/topic/28619-oktoberfest-through-the-years/?p=577324

I have a question about that. Do they let the employee actually know a guest was pleased and keep up the good job? Is there an employee appreciation program within the park? It has to be a very trying job and recognizing your employees would make that job easier on them.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Yes.

Join the club. We have jackets.

Butterbeer worked because it was already a thing in the source material. You read the books and see it in the movie and are like, "I wonder what that tastes like!". Same thing with Duff Beer that's at USO now. Disney has tried to copy its success, but it's just not going to work unless it's something people already want. There's nothing in the Peanuts universe I can think of that is quite like Butterbeer. Now, blue ice cream soda, on the other hand...

There is music in Boo Blasters, at least in the dining room scene and on. I think it might be new music this year.

Time Warp isn't that bad, but it's certainly not good. Don't pass up their really good selection of flats!

I like how the projector is still turned on for that effect with nothing displaying on it.

Theoretically, the load area could be moved, but that would be a real journey into your imagination...

FYI, they actually do have handouts now that have all the meals included listed and an explanation of each of the three dining plans. Not 100% sure where all they're available, but the ticket windows and Help Center should have them.

I used to have a WDW/Disneyland picture book that showed the bubble top monorails. I thought they were REALLY cool. It also had Adventures Thru Inner Space and other awesome retired attractions. Oh, the money I'd pay for admission to a Yesterland park, featuring the old monorails, ATIS, Horizons, Future World circa 1996 (things like I remember growing up but with World of Motion still open!), El Rio De Tiempo, Mr. Toad, Monster Sound Show, Take Flight!, Millennium Village, and maybe even the original Dinosaur Jubilee tent from AK (hey, some of us liked that!).