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El Condor returns with the latest Reverse Imagineering column, this time revealing the workings of Disney's boat rides: http://www.disneyworldtrivia.com/art...er.php?aid=401
and we also welcome new Featured Columnist Kimberly Button, author of the soon to be published The Disney Queue Line Survival Guidebook! Her article is about 8 things you should bring to a theme park! http://www.disneyworldtrivia.com/art...er.php?aid=402
Danielle is back with the fourth article in her series, "The Senses of Walt Disney World". This time she explores the sense of touch. http://www.disneyworldtrivia.com/art...er.php?aid=410 Enjoy!
A new Reverse Imagineering article for you today! Find out just how those really cool OmniMover rides work! http://www.disneyworldtrivia.com/art...er.php?aid=429
Thanks again to El Condor for a very interesting and informative article!
New today - A review of the Kim Possible Game being tested at Epcot. With lots of pictures!
http://www.disneyworldtrivia.com/art...er.php?aid=439
I didn't notice how long it took you to complete the game. Do you think this is a game that people would play if they were first time visitors or basically if they were "old pros"? Will they be aiming at tweens or will "mature" visitors also be able to play? It sounds like a lot of fun. Thanks for the report.
I tried to look at the pictures but I was told I do not have permission to view the pictures.
Well done Pat on the new KP Review :)
It took us about an hour and a half to complete. We didn't take any breaks, except to buy a bottle of water.Quote:
Originally Posted by mini-V
They seemed to be targeting the tweens/teens for the trial, but there were people of all ages playing as families. There was also a pair of 40ish men playing right behind us (we kept crossing paths) without any kids. It turned out they worked for Disney, but they had as much fun as we did. I would expect them to continue to market it for the tween/teen if it became permanent, because its goal is to provide something that makes Epcot less "boring" to that age group.
My gut reaction is I wouldn't recommend it for a first time visitor, just because it takes up so much time out of the day and you could spend a lot of time looking for places you haven't seen. On the other hand, if they were big fans, they could spend the whole day touring while playing the game. As long as the Kimmunicator was back by 6, they didn't care if you took detours or breaks (in fact they encouraged it).
dxer07002, sorry about the pictures, I don't know why you don't have permission. Try going to the members galleries and look for my name there, maybe you can get to them that way.
Anyone else having trouble seeing the pictures?
Fixed picture sorting issue.. You can now return to your regularly scheduled Kimpossibilities :)
thanks Lou :)
A new series starting today: Growing Up Disney, by Jennifer Davis. Jennifer will be writing about her experiences growing up in a family of Disney fanatics, and how the magic has permeated her life. You can read her first article here: http://www.disneyworldtrivia.com/art...er.php?aid=440
very cool :)Quote:
Originally Posted by disneydame2004
Another new series from a promising young writer starts today. Orlando for Kids...by a Kid is written by our very own Dznyfreak42 (a.k.a. Adrien). Check out what a kid really thinks of the attractions of the Magic Kingdom! http://www.disneyworldtrivia.com/art...er.php?aid=441
Also new today is a rather lengthy trip report/review of the Disney Dining Plan. See how it worked, how it didn't, and how much money was saved! http://www.disneyworldtrivia.com/art...er.php?aid=442 You might not want to read this one on an empty stomach.
Yay! Cool new articles. Currently working on a For Kids Character Breakfast dining review :)
New today, an interesting Reverse Imagineering article on the WEDWay PeopleMover (or Tomorrowland Transit Authority as it is now known).
Find out it's secrets here!