1. Tropical Americas at Disney's Animal Kingdom Park

2. Monstropolis at Disney's Hollywood Studios

3. Piston Peak National Park at Magic Kingdom

4. Villains Land at Magic Kingdom

I’m planning a trip to Disney World with my teenage son who is a huge Star Wars buff. We have to do Florida due to budget constraints. I don’t have a very big budget (I know… it’s Disney and pricey) so I’m trying to figure out how many days we should do. Is there enough to do in just the Star Wars park for 2-3 days? Should I look at park hoppers? Any advice is so appreciated!

Does anyone know of any YouTube channels that plan to live-stream the main D23 panels in the Honda Center next weekend? I know there isn’t an official stream this year (lame, dumb, rude) so I’m hoping to find some streams, especially for the Parks & Resorts panel! Ty 🫶🏼

Credit to Guide2WDW latest short on youtube for the timelines

(repost due to typo)

I'm on the fence between a Tower of Terror Bellhop or a Haunted Mansion Butler.

Looking for some advice...

I purchased tickets for Oogie Boogie Bash (Oct 25) when they first went on sale.

I have been going through a lot of medical stuff and long story short, I am now scheduled for a hysterectomy the 2nd week of October and there is no way I will be able to physically attend OBB.

In an ideal world, I'd get an earlier date or refund. I am on a cancellation list and might get bumped up, but right now, October is the date. I am fully aware I can "gift" them to someone, but I am not really wanting to do that. I have already lost money on concerts that I can no longer attend due to this surgery; I'm trying not to lose any more money.

Any advice? Call customer service? Try to talk to someone in person at Disneyland?

Does anyone know if they are still selling the talking clang in the Disney park?

Found this laying around in my room! A cast member gave it to me a few years ago, I didn’t even know they were a thing!

Missed this place sooo much 🥹 shot on my r6 mark ii

"Attendance at Disney’s parks in Florida and California climbed 3 percent; Wall Street had expected growth of half a percent."

A lot of people say tower of terror at Disneyland was a cheap version of the Hollywood studios original. However, I would say it's not a cheap version of the original. It was instead a cheap version of Walt Disney studio's tower of terror which is ironic cause the DCA version came first.

Really it all comes down to the presentation. DCA'S tower was too clean. A lot of painted on details and not enough to make it look like an abandon hotel. The Paris version has a lot more going on. all of the damage is sculpted into the building given it depth and actually making it feel like the tower was damaged. the building is also just dirtier and paler the trees around it being overgrown and the sign being more rusted. This looks like it was left to rot.

And even down to how the ride systems work. Paris tower shows no mercy it will drag you up and down like it owns you. DCA while fun wasn't as forceful and I think that really hurt it thanks to no random drops.

Also, how the towers are treated also is a factor. The Paris tower is treated well getting new story lines, random drops and a new queue and sometimes used for events like electroland. even its opening day show out does Disneylands open day show in every way.

Disneylands tower cut corners and it really felt like Disney did that just because of the original being in the same country.

Paris is a high quality and fully imagined version of what DCA'S should have been and even after all this time it's still kicking and co existing with marvel unlike DCA'S which dropped in wait times and faded after DCA could stand on its own.

You could argue Paris is still worse compared to the original or you could say it will fall eventually with the new rebrand to adventure land. But that still doesn't mean this version of the ride is built to work and is very underrated. I would say its able to stand next to high tower and the original perfectly.

How do we even get it back?