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I'm looking forward to seeing what happens with Disneyland Forward. So far it's all a bunch of artist concepts and has a long way to go before we see anything real. I'll reserve my judgement until then.

Both are really good and you won't be disappointed no matter which you pick. Narcoossee also has the potential attraction of being able to view the MK fireworks if you time your dinner right.

We've done both - and several other months as well. In general, the water temperatures in mid-Nov will be warmer than late Feb. But that's somewhat dependent on the actual wea conditions at the time of your sailing.

Disclaimer: I'm a recovering bean counter so I may be a bit sensitive but.... If the CEO announces it, then the bean counters will provide the money. However, just because the CEO announces it doesn't mean that the plan is final. Plans are just that and they can change time and time again...

We are local and enjoyed it a few times. Yes, it's an overlooked gem. Nothing pretentious about it. Just good food.

When you contact Member Services be sure to indicate you need 1st floor for medical reasons.

Yes it will work. Just connect to the in-park wifi and you should be good to go.

I voted BLT just because its typically not as crowded

Just a technical point - the hotels along Hotel Plaza Blvd are on site. As you know though, they are not Disney hotels. Those hotels do offer transportation to the parks but you should check the frequency of the shuttles and if there is an extra charge for the service. Also be aware that...

In the world of corporate finance there's a difference between the budgeting money for park expansion and having the money for acquiring new IP. Pacing development in the parks has little to do with the search for the next major acquisition.

It should be. I know when we dine at Il Mulino at the Swan our parking is validated there.

Sorry but we disagree again. Disney bought it for the IP. Yes, streaming might go away at some point but it's certainly not short-term.

Housekeeping will be happy to provide you more paper plates.

There are lots of wildlife all around Disney property. We love seeing deer grazing on the side of the road as it gets to be dusk.

My wife is a big fan of Prime Rib and she loves the one at Olivias (Old Key West). She also says she never had a bad one.

Interesting points. I'd first say that having the money to do it isn't really a barrier. They have the money and the ability to finance it. But beyond that I do wonder if they might feel that the Marvel properties they do have are enough as it is. I wonder what the licensing fees amount...

I think whoever wrote the opinion piece has it totally wrong. Buying those franchises was absolutely a long-term strategy. Star Wars, Marvel, Pixar - they are all still with us and major assets for TDC. Will their attraction fade at some point? Maybe, but not in the short term. After all...

I wonder if Disney might be willing to negotiate with Universal Orlando to end the contract. How big a part of UO is the Marvel segment? Not terribly large i would guess. Would UO be agreeable to terminating the contract in return for some large amount of money? Plus perhaps a delay of...

Thanks for the correction!

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