Ditto to both.

I wish we would have, too! ...and you bought your pass so you could go to the parks with me since I always end up dragging you there anyway!

ok, well I hope you're still moving to California.

So who selected the contractor and managed the contract? Disney chose to downsize imagineering and rely on contractors.

On the other hand, if I get out to the Park in the very near future, it looks as if the sight of a headless dragon helplessly exposed in full daylight is pretty rad, and certainly unique.

Think of the Photoshop possibilities! ;)

Is this a good place for me to post my totally radical and cool "How to see all three nighttime spectaculars at Disneyland" itinerary? No?

IMMAGOIN2DISNEYWORLDELEVENTY!!!!LOLOLOL

Story in today's LA Times, though nothing really new.

So why did I post it? Eh, who knows...

Here's video of the epic fail in action.

It happens right around 1:13, and I'm surprised at how long they let it linger before they killed the show. You even hear Mickey saying his line, let there's no Mickey, because he's escorted off the stage a little bit before.