Wes

^ Oh my god, that's just cruel.

The looping slide is no myth! It *was* real..I don't think it exists anymore. I remember someone posting a picture of it up on RRC a long long long time ago. FOUND THE PIC!!!: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v306/nicksel/loopin.jpg As you can see, that thing was ridonkulous.

^ Pepsi.

Coaster enthusiasts eating dog food? Who would have thought.

Water table level too. Which is why you probably won't see any deep tunnels in Florida.

^ No, he posted something before (infact, it was the exact same thread title) but Robb or Elissa deleted it because it was obvious troll bait.

^ They were supposed to get back today, but they had to make a detour to go fudge phazan's dad in his pussy.

^ Big River Brewery, I believe...The sad thing is that when I first started a Disney, we were updating the WDW site, so I basically know every restaurants name, what it looks like, etc. But I have no idea on the quality of the food or even what they serve. I think you were talking about how good Spoodles was, and that was the first time I found out what they actually served there.

Our first troll! Awwwwwwww. This little board is growing up so fast!

We have a Rainforest out here at Disneyland Resort and I don't think any of us really like it...too tacky and overpriced. Thanks for the help so far!

(note: this is x-posted on westcoaster) Ok, so my girlfriend (shocking, I know) and her friend are going to WDW for about six days in about a week. I can't go because of work, plus I want to go in October. Being the nice pushover I am, I'm trying to help them plan out the stay a little better. They've already got plane tickets, hotel reservations, and park hoppers. I've made a list of the rides they should definitely go on. Besides, I think six days there is probably more than enough to get on all the good rides. Basically all I need for advice is good but relatively inexpensive restaurants they should go to, other places to check out that aren't the parks, helpful hints, etc. etc. Is Pleasure Island any good? Basically any advice would be magic! wes (pissed off I can't go and see hall of presidents over and over)

Just give it some time. Indiana Jones used to break down constantly during its first year or so of operation, now it's pretty damn reliable. Stuff happens, CP and Intamin will work out the kinks, and it'll run fine.

Yeah it works. The quality isn't great simply because you're shooting on Hi-8 but it does the job.

^ That's about how old I feel... wes (feeling more and more like a disgruntled old man everyday)

He could not guess "Your Mom". Worthless.

^ Free dinner with R&E on June 4th!

I'll definately bring this up tomorrow and see what they say. The guys thank you for your help so far.

Try downloading and installing the latest version of Shockwave on both your PC and Mac.

I think it should be something where you have to be creative and do something in Photoshop or an image editor. Simply pulling a picture off Google Image or RCDB or whatever isn't that fun. I think from the results of the Vekoma poll going on right now, people are enjoying the funny edited images more than just the scaled down pictures of Deja Vu. If we were to do movies, I think it should be something like combine two of your favorite movies together. That could make for some very funny entries.

^ What kind of computer/operating system are you running? I'll ask them about it tomorrow.

Open your wallet and count your money out loud in a very loud voice, setting each bill down on the seat next to you. Also, say that you're Mormon.

Nooooooo!!

It's cool...we can disagree on things, as long as you know I'm right. (i keed, i keed). Besides, aren't internet forums MADE for arguing? 8) Really, as anyone who's met me can attest, I'm pretty laid back about everything and I don't take anything seriously. I only argue on the internet when I need to kill time at work. So now hard feelings, kay? PS: Movieguy, I have copyrighted the term Magical Blow Job™. You now owe me $3,500.

^ Wow. Erm...wow. Shepp, your tollbooth analogy is unsound. Disney is not letting these people "cut in line" just because they are rich...the guests are going to pay for it. It would be entirely possible for a poorer guest to raise the sufficient funds and have the same priority. It's not like Disney just set up a fastpass "The Trust Fund Babies & Oil Barrons ONLY". The term "The Happiest Place On Earth" is a marketing slogan, not a golden rule. Everyone needs to realizes Disney is in this for the money, not to have Mickey and friends deliver you a magical blow job simply because you bought a $50 ticket. They sell you on the premise of happiness, family, magic...blahblahblah. When it comes down to it, they want to extract green bills from your wallet as often and frequently as possible. I'm not saying they should treat their average customers like crap, but that has never ever ever been the case, and there's no reason to think they're going to throw the regular joe out to the wolves simply because they give a little extra benefit to the guests who are paying a premium.

Yay, it's out to the public!! Have fun with it! The fireworks game is super-addicting, and Pirates is really fun too. Best of all, it's FREE! If you guys have any comments, post em' here and I'll let the guys who are working on it know. I'm sure they'd like to hear feedback, positive or negative.