Recent content by SteamboatStitch

There are a few little things that just jump out in my memory over my many visits, not all of them personal but very memorable The folks driving the tram back to parking after a long day making jokes to raise our spirits after delays. Riding the bus solo back to the resort in the middle of the...

The new signage is quite nice. Less tacky and in-your-face.

Unless you are under the threat of imminent physical harm, assaulting another person is inexcusable. And regardless of your feelings on them as a company, they don't owe anyone jack squat after they show you the rules, it is up to you as an intelligent human being to read and decide if you can...

Last time I rode PW some time back in 2017, every spin pushed me around very roughly despite the restraints, enough to give me a sore shoulder for the rest of my vacation. Not sad to see it go. That being said, the amount of attractions that are SBNO in WDW is just depressing, and I don't see...

While I do not care much for the blogger culture, I will at least be grateful for plentiful coverage of this event, since it will allow us to see how much of a success or failure a possible opening may be.

It'd never happen realistically, but I certainly would never against genuine improvement of an attraction. The ending is far too abrupt and could use fleshing out, and while there are some scenes that would be fine if they utilized today's technology (the ship and fort scene or the burning...

So I know when a boat breaks down they have another come and act as a tow, but how do you suppose they evacuate the ride with a situation like this?

Wishful thinking. Not news, and the "rumor" hasn't had meat on its bones for a long time. -Steamboat Stitch

Ah, today I learned something, thank you.

Wrong park dear, the Magic Kingdom is where the Utilidors are located.

I don't really care about the loss of the moving walkway, but I do feel the room at the end feels a bit lacking, visually.

I won't bash it for changing its look, that is something that happens from time to time. But did they have to make it look so...bland? Generic? I dunno if those are the words I'm looking for, but it just doesn't look like anything special.

Thank you for making and maintaining this list :happy:

In short I feel that IPs can have their place, but don't destroy the original message/idea behind the park. If it gets crowded with IP rides that do nothing but promote their own franchise, then what separates it from the other parks? What separates it from the competition in Universal...

After watching the video I felt very underwhelmed, but I'm not entirely sure what I was expecting. It just looks kinda cheap, and felt that even though they were using the layout from the older ride, could have done much more to improve the short experience. I dunno where it would have been...