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More Fire Hunks!!! Great TR Shawn. Thanks for sharing your visit.

"We're All In This Together" Sam Roberts Band

In WDW. Fixed. And solved.

How exciting for all of you over there! Hope everything goes according to plans.

For example.... From a much earlier TPR tour of Disney Sea. "Flavors Are Subject to Change" (o;

Sorry Bob, I misunderstood your question. What he ^ said. (I also agree, that staying around .90 is ok. And I remember when it was just over .65!)

"The Love Cats" Luc Ducette

I'm pretty sure this one is on my "US Coasters Bucket List" when it was first announced, and then built. I loved the layout and especially that "tower" as part of it. I really hope I get to ride it, in the near future. Thanks for sharing the shots, Hanno!

^ (And yeah, I'm sure there'll be plenty of other times you can make fun...)

^ Damn, we have to wait over a year, till we get to see the tour. Still - we know it'll be worth it.

^ I couldn't even tackle that one. I was so inept, from one foot above the ground I found out, lol. Which now explains why I don't do any ropes course above...one foot level.

^ I agree. And if they cut the "touring route" in half, the Haunted Hospital would still be just as freaky and somewhat intense (we screamed, we ran...) as it is, now. I mean, it takes you well over a 1/2 hour to go through it all. And probably longer, when it's really crowded with groups screaming left, right, and stairs, heh.

Pretty much!

I think Flamingo Land, was possibly where TPR experienced it's first "group ropes course".... Yeah, those were the easy days of ropes courses. (o;

It's looking really nice, there.

^No, it's just the way of exchange rates. We've been nearly on par with the US dollar for several months, until lately. Hopefully the dip won't go too much farther (I think we are $1.10 to the US $1 now).

omg I just missed National Corn Dog Day... It was yesterday.

It was kind of bizarre seeing CE very many decades later, at Tokyo Disneyland - once - one with others in the 2011 tour, and last year, my partner David relived it all, (with Neil I think) in that tour. I managed to find something else to amuse myself. We saw it together back in March of 1987 at the Imagination pavilion, EPCOT. This was retro, and quite icky with plot and lines, but still. At the time, it was a great fun addition to the US Disney parks.

Which makes it all the more awesome!

This is for a family to ride, right? And how young is the "youngest" (read: height) in that family? So, what's possible with this guideline? No inversions. No huge long drops. And yet...fire? And maybe themeing with a "saw mill"? I'm done. Will wait for the announcement.

Going backwards on any coaster is not as enjoyable for me as it used to be, before "Temple of Peril - Backwards!" at Disney Paris did me in. But - this looked pretty good, on the video. Not too much shaking, and Robb didn't seem to owowowowow too much. lol.

^ Although I always enjoyed the France film that played in it's pavilion, it's possible to think that maybe Ratatouille could be fit there in back, behind Eiffel. And replace the film, although like I said, have always enjoyed it and it's score. The new photos here and at that link are great, by the way. Thanks for sharing it.

"Cheap Champagne" Sloan

^ Made me giggle. He really loves you, to put up with that, lol. Great shot!

DLPR.com just posted a few days ago, the new re-branding of the Ratatouille Ride. Oops, I mean Adventure. Seems the word "ride" still doesn't translate into or out of French very well. Mais oui. It sucks. So. now it's an Adventure we're taking with Remi and his pals, through the kitchen all around and through Gusteau's. With smells from the kitchen, it just might happen! The Ride = The Adventure. "It's a rat's life, after all." (Thanks DLPRTODAY.com for the posted photo)