I thought with both the monorail and the murphy that the specs given to the contractors were wrong, making it Disney's error.

Damn, and I still haven't seen that effing dragon. We've gone a few times when it was supposedly working, and lo and behold, Maleficent-on-a-stick B-mode.

It is amazing though how the GIANT, CONSTANTLY-MOVING ANIMATRONIC LAVA MONSTER in Tokyo Disney Sea has worked for nearly 10 years, but a dragon that pops up for 30 seconds (ok, 90 seconds if you count all three shows) and a Yeti that just swings his arm cannot work for longer than a few months.

Yep, it was all over twitter. Just when I thought I was finally going to get to see the show. Between this broken, HM closed, TSM closed, construction wall-a-palooza I shouldn't have bothered buying passes for my trip this weekend.

Neither have I damnit.

And why do I keep getting all my Disneyland updates from a guy who lives in Hawaii?

Spec errors are inevitable in any engineering project. They are, generally, much easier to rectify internally than when dealing with contractors.

The mishap last year was due to one of the contractor's programmers triggering the dragon to open before the trap door. And, the entire thing basically blew up underground. Totally not Disney's fault.

Visible sca mojo for the song - and what a sorry sight to see.

No Murphy at last nights Fantasmic & no Mickey pop out of the pit and the beginning and end. Sad show.

Disney- where the magic works 1/4 of the time.

I know Candace Bergen hasn't worked in a while, but I'd have figured she'd be better at managing her money than that.