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Mummy and Spiderman are my Universal favorites. Mummy is in a class by itself. Just a perfect ride.

Didn't know. Sorry.

I understand using a locker if you have a bag or something, but I've never lost anything out of my pockets on any ride. Not sure how this happens unless your pockets are completely full, or you don't check for things hanging out before you sit down and strap yourself in.

Yes, that music used is from the movie soundtracks. Not sure of the song names, but the composer is Steve Jablonsky and I think the albums are available on iTunes.

I am not really a fan of Harry Potter. I've never read a book or seen any of the movies. My wife dragged me to one of them and I slept through it. But I will say that Forbidden Journey is an amazing ride. So you don't have to be familiar with the material, as long as you love rides.

As an MJ fan, I'm just glad I got to actually experience Captain EO at Disney World. I also like Honey I shrunk the audience, but I don't think I could've done in again because of that preshow. That Kodac preshow was absolutely brutal to sit (or stand) through and it was totally unnecessary.

I wonder if there were ever any plans to extend the monorail to the other parks.

Make sure you find out if all the animatronics are working before you stand in that long line. The wardrobe (which we heard was the best part) wasnt working when we went in December.

I'm not going to compare New Fantasyland to WWoHP. But what I WILL do, is say that it was kinda disappointing considering the extraordinary hype. I also think it was a giant fail to open when the main attraction that takes up most of the freaking area has another year left before it opens. It's...

I've ridden both. If I had to guess I'd say you'd probably fit in FJ before Thrills, because Thrills is completely enclosed. Journey is open in the front. The seats for both are probably around the same width, but you have to try the test seats to be sure.

Another one that I never got to ride but wished I did.

Back to the Future for me, simply because I never got the chance to ride it before it closed. I've ridden the Simpsons several times and I can certainly see why BTTF was so loved. JAWS not so much. I rode it once 2 years ago and I doubt I would've ridden on it again unless I visited the park...

Thank you! I finally found someone who thought the BOG food was less than stellar. I can't speak for dinner food, but the lunch my wife and I had was bad.

Any educated guesses as to when Transformers will soft open? Wife and I just got back from Universal, but we plan to go again in a few months. Problem is, we won't be able to visit in June or July (or the rest of the year for that matter), so we're planning to go around mid-May, and we're...

Last week was our third time we've gone to Disney the week before Christmas. This time was noticeably more crowded than previous visits. We never had waits longer than 5-10 minutes before (with exception being Soarin'). Most of our waits were between 25-40 minutes for this visit. Crowds...

I've never done Toy Story (the lines have been way too long each time we've been there), so I can't speak to that, and I also wasn't that impressed with the new Mermaid ride (another basic MK dark ride). I certainly wouldn't call 2.0 a downgrade, there are several things that are improved over...

I say that because it seems like people are not allowed to be disappointed with this ride.

Apparently Disney can do no wrong in some people's eyes.

A n00b here. I've only ridden Test Track twice. Once before the update, and once after. Both my wife and I were disappointed and enjoyed the original better. I think the inside track portion just looks cheap now, it appears they just cleared everything out, painted everything black, and put up...