Anyone Else Upset About The Castle????

[kay_key3]

So I guess when my family takes the first trip to WDW, it won't be that magical?

 

[Luv2Roam]

So I guess when my family takes the first trip to WDW, it won't be that magical?

Of course it will. And so will be your second trip, and third, and fourth.....

I recall one vacation I was disappointed because Splash was closed for rehab.
But there is so much more to do, and other trips on the horizon.
That is one thing that makes a Disney vacation great. Planning is almost as fun as being there.

 

[crisi]

Also, major renovations often happen when the parks are less busy. The price you pay for no lines is big green walls. At Fenway this is a tourist attraction.

 

[disneyfreakjackie]

I'M GOING TO BE GOOD AND SAY, "THANK GOD I'M GOING IN MAY"! I would die if I walked into MK and saw those walls!!! But, again, as lllovell stated . . . A bad day at Disney World beats a good day at work....a bad day at Disney World beats a good day at work... SOOO TRUE!!!

 

[eeyore0062]

When we went in 1993 it was the 1st time my DH had EVER been to WDW. We went the 1st week of March. I was so excited for him to ride my favorite ride... Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. Of course, we didn't have computer access to find out what was closed, under rehab, etc. So, we get to MK and make a MAD dash to BTMRR, only to find the infamous GREEN WALL! I was a bit disappointed because I wanted to share it with him, he didn't know what he was missing anyway, so we just rode Splash Mountain instead. When we went again in 1998, I called before so I would have some warning about what would be closed. We went in August, so pretty much everything was open.