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[crys.mae]

I love that CoP is near People Mover. Sometimes I just alternate between the two.

 

[quandrea]

I love that CoP is near People Mover. Sometimes I just alternate between the two.

This is us. I love both. Can hardly wait to visit. 29 days.

 

[kbender295]

LOVE CoP on rainy days! The best!

Also on very hot days. We go in August so this is a perfect escape.

 

[rdaky]

It's a pretty boring ride. But it has served a good purpose over the years. We have escaped heat, thunderstorms (it definitely gets crowded when everyone is running for shelter to watch any show they can find indoors!) a place to nurse a baby, or a place to just sit and relax for a few minutes.

The futuristic room with everyone wearing 80s clothes is by far the weirdest scene that needs to be overhauled.

 

[hammie59]

....and certainly NOT politically correct if that matters to you.

One more reason to like it

 

[pens4821]

We were there Sunday and the wait times were long but this one didn’t have a wait. We actually lucked into walking right in. I’ve heard it’s boring (here and family), but it was cold and we were killing time before fireworks. It was a nice warm spot to relax, and I actually thought it was interesting. I’d do it again. Unfortunately we didn’t make the fireworks. We were too cold.

 

[Moms]

We are also fans of CoP ... It is not politically incorrect just historically accurate. Women didn't even have the right to vote in the early 1900's so the statement that they were the ones doing the laundry is just a statement of fact. We've come a long way baby and it is not a bad idea to remind the youngsters just how far!

It is a great respite from the heat and the Florida rains. The last time I got stuck on a ride (Great Movie Ride - had to sit through the final film sequence twice) we all got fast passes as compensation for our inconvenience! Too bad CoP cast members didn't get the memo!

 

[Klayfish]

CofP is good for a dry spot or air conditioning. It is dated and boring and certainly NOT politically correct if that matters to you. That said, my 11 year old grandson liked the dog in it.

Oh please....

 

[fbarker]

It suggests that in the early 1900s it was the women who did the laundry, for one.

and they did, not what is happening today but back then they did.

 

[GADisneyDad14]

Since OP's question has been answered, closing before we go too far off topic on this one.