For the Love Of All Disney Parks! — Page 7

As requested. Most of them are from Animal Kingdom, since my ancient digital camera kept acting up the other 2 days.



The entrance to Animal Kingdom



The Tree of Life.



The Flights of Wonder bird show.



Expedition Everest



A train heading down Everest's big drop.



The Dino Institute, A.K.A. Dinosaur: Countdown to Extinction.



All of us at the Japanese restaurant at Epcot. I'm the second person from the left. The black guy with the dopey expression, lol.

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Updated On: 11/4/09 at 01:08 AM

I went to Disneyland Paris in the late nineties and it was so, so deserted...it was pretty depressing. I hope things have changed.

I went to Disneyland Paris in the late nineties and it was so, so deserted...it was pretty depressing. I hope things have changed.

I was there in June, and it was moderately crowded. Not NEARLY as much as Disney World, Disneyland, and Tokyo Disneyland would have been at that time, however. There is still pretty much nothing to do there, just like when it opened. The Walt Disney Studios can hardly be considered a park. It's more like a land. You can do the whole 'park' in like three hours.



On a different note, has anybody seen the videos of Tiana's Showboat Jubilee at Disney World? Even if you're not super excited for the movie like I am, it's still a really cute, energetic show. Even if the New Orleans theme is kind of out of place in Frontierland...

I'm going to WDW on January 9th, which is six days after the Jubilee's supposed to go away. I hope they extend it.

Updated On: 11/4/09 at 12:31 PM

Thanks so much for the pics James and Diva! Maybe one day someone will want to go with me!

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I was at Disneyland two weeks ago and was nearly trampled by the insane crowd heading towards Fantasmic! The fireworks show had just ended so "This is Halloween! This is Halloween" kept racing in my head as I was pushed all about.

I love when they use a backstage exit at WDW when the parks are crowded. They do it after Fantasmic a lot, especially when the show is full.

Speaking of Fantasmic, has Murphy the Dragon been working regularly, after all that hoopla? He worked in September when I saw him, and was quite spectacular. He even received "entrance applause."