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Upside down zip lines!! Yah right, since the rollercoasters don't already do a good enough job getting people to throw up as it is. I would love to see this put in at Dollywood. People throwing up all over the GP, and the "landing" would be awesome to see!

People that have no clue what they want to order after sitting in the food line for ten minutes with a HUGE menu in front of them the entire time.

I loved both Air and Space Museums and always visit both. The one at the airport holds all the planes that are too big to fit in the city, like the SR-71 Blackbird. I also thought the spy museum was really good, but my favorite museum, and also the saddest, is the Holocaust museum. It is very interesting and really makes you think.

Pancakes!!! That is by far the best new development! Man I'm hungry!

I can see it now, "TPR presents, IAAPA 2010." Great job at increasing your market share! Thanks for the updates, some of the rides look amazing.

Here is the best site I found about them. They will be called Luigi's Flying Tires. travel.latimes.com/daily-deal-blog/index.php/disneyland-luigi-rid-1003/[/img]

I like Offender Locator for iphone. It's a useful tool to find fellow TPR members in your area

I think MLA and APA are of the devil. I hate how some of my professors would have half the grade determined by the references. I think as long as you give it your best effort to site them, who cares about the periods, italics, and other crap.

^ Good one. Definitely a must.

Finding Nemo Subs. Now it's just a nap if I have to do it again. Honorable mention goes to any boomerang ride, yes, I know I may get a lot of crap for that one.

Looks like we will finally get the chance to ride these. Got the picture from D23, and it's supposed to go to DCA Cars land. I agree with Robb though. Don't know how fun it will really be, especially in this day and age.

I would remove the potholes from Rampage!

My wife will love it, I will probably throw up unless I have my patch!

Wow, that is absolutely AMAZING! I have to go!!!

^ I was thinking the same thing. The part I hate are the people who think they are the only ones in line. I always get stuck behing them. Like when your in a line that only has a few shady spots. The idiots stay in the shade until the line moves all the way to next shady spot and then they move, which means you are in the sun the entire time, and complaining is utterly useless with these people. I could see the same thing here. People will play the game while the line moves way down, and then will move, causing a bunch of people to miss playing it. This is the one place where I wouldn't care if people line cut.

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^ Very true. But Arlington does have a lower humidity and higher average temperature which would make the ride run faster and smoother, and the angle of the sun combined with the stronger wind gusts....

^ I agree. The forces combined with the weight of the flyers is pretty scary. I also hate tilt-a-whirls for the same reason. It's only that one small cottling(?) pin that holds you in. I know it's safe, haven't heard of any flying off all these years, but the forces at work are pretty amazing on one small piece.

^ I think of it like google maps traffic. You get to see the place that is the least crowded. Lets say your at the Jungle Cruise. Instead of walking all the way over to Space Mountain and finding out the wait is 1 1/2 hours and no FP's, you see that Splash Mountain has a 30 minute wait. It just helps you get more things done. Hopefully people will just glance at the phone and not stare at it and try to walk. Most people at Disney forget how to walk anyway, having them glued to their phones would be a lot worse

It's too bad they couldn't combine the pop with smooth. It would be one of the best rides if they couldn't kept all the extreme elements and just made it smoother, but that's how it is with a lot of the wooden coasters.

The front at the end was the best part of the ride, the rest was a little rough. Not really going to miss it, but I can't wait to see what they decide to build!

Wow, great thread! It's amazing how many great rides get left behind. I wish I was around to try it . Also, that ride video with the worker was something else. How many injuries does that cause? Looks fun though.

^I'm also with the "I'm glad not too much has changed" crowd. It's a great ride as it is, glad the just did little things here and there. I wonder what happened to the spacemen. Maybe they finally finished their repairs.

^ That's true. They will need the unused space open for when they finally get a real roller coaster, in 2019!

^ I read on another site that the difference is that with the Verizon app you get the actual wait and fast pass times, whereas on the mobile sites you get general times. For example, Fast pass = unavailable, available, limited availability (Website), versus actual return times from Verizon App. Don't have Verizon so I can't verify it, but does not seem to be worth 9.99 every 180 days.