The new content is nice to know about, but I think a lot of us would sign up simply due to access to the OLD content and I think there is still questions around what (or how much) old content there will be. "Old is new .. if you've never seen it before (or haven't seen it in a while)"
The Island of Pigeon Forge? Really Trip Adviser? Have you ever been there? A couple of rides and what basically is an outdoor shopping mall? IMHO the only thing there worth anything is the Ole Smokey Mountain Distillery and that is almost impossible to get in to.
I would love to see stuff like this. Unfortunately I've never been able to find it on our Canadian stations and we don't seem to carry the Travel Channel.Well looks like I know what I'll be watching for the next three years. I'm kind of geeking out over all the behind the scenes type content. I mean you can only watch the same Travel Channel episode on Blizzard Beach so many times
Part of me thinks this is great but another part of me isn't sure it would really save much time. Going from A to B is great (e.g. Degal to Paris) but the challenge is the DME goes from A to 20 different Disney Resorts. If there was an express train, wouldn't it still mean a transfer to another kind of transportation to get people from the train station to their resort? How often does the train run?
I would love to see stuff like this. Unfortunately I've never been able to find it on our Canadian stations and we don't seem to carry the Travel Channel.
My DD flips when we cross the border as we get so many more options on our Netflix account. She downloads a bunch of stuff when we're at Disney and can still watch it when we return to Canada!
Also a good portion can be found on youtube
Thanks! Will look into these options. Appreciate your suggestions!
We were just at the Convention Center last weekend for a martial arts tournament. That area is really, really congested at all hours of the day, weekday or weekend. I will be fascinated to see how Universal decides to handle transportation. If it is surface road buses, transfers between the parks will truly suck. You could easily blow an hour or two of your ticketed day just trying to move between them. I get that we complain about Disney buses, but it's rare that you are on the bus more than a half an hour to anywhere. You may wait a while to get a bus, but the ride itself is generally not bad (barring an accident of course). How Universal handles it is my biggest question. That and where they get all the employees they are going to need...
Interesting. Express bus lanes. Well... depending on how much of the route they cover, and who is granted right of way to use it, that will help. Thanks
