Good Monday, folks! If you haven’t done so already, please stop by yesterday’s post in order to take part in another riveting exercise of “Rehabilitate or Eliminate”! What should we do with the Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith?Youtell us!
Afterwards, pull up your pub stools with John and Doug as they discuss all of the latest news from around Walt Disney World!
John gives us details on the training he’s getting for his new job over at Festival of the Lion King. Can he sing the score by heart? Hey, he also jumps into another one of his his normal rants – on the NFL!
Catch that action and so much more, fans! Grab yourself a cold one, sit back, relax, and enjoy the show! Oh, one last thing! Remember to stop back next week — for our 500th anniversary episode!
That’s right, folks. This popular All in WDW feature activity is back, and, this time, we’re taking on a “heavyweight” – the equally popular Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith!
I have to admit … this one hits close to home. The electrifying intensity and excitement of Rock ‘n’ Roller’s catapult launch makes this coaster my absolute favorite anywhere.
Having said that, is it time for a change? Has Aerosmith run its course? Does a new band or artist need to step up? Should the quite-dated intro movie be replaced?
Well, let’s get creative. It’s time for Rehabilitate? Or, Eliminate?! What’s that all about? Well, open up your imaginations, my friends, because it goes something like this …
Welcome to the The Walt Disney Company! I hope you’re enjoying your “career” in Disney’s design and development division – Walt Disney Imagineering!
As you know, WDI is responsible for the creation and construction of Disney theme parks worldwide, and we need your help! Tap into your creativity. Imagine that you’re an … Imagineer! Yes! In fact, in today’s case, you’re a “re-imagineer”!
Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster Starring Aerosmith! Should we rehabilitate? Leave the theme alone, but give it a bit of a facelift, maybe? Should we eliminate? Replace it with a new theme and attraction altogether? Or, should we simply leave it completely alone?
Your task, today, is a two-part job. First, what’s your vote? Second, if you want to rehabilitate, what do you suggest we do? If you want to eliminate, what should take its place? What’s your “Project Plan”?
Leave your comments on this post, on Facebook, or on Twitter, my friends! This is what we do. It’s Imagineering. It’s “Re-Imagineering”! We need your help! Now, get to work!
TGIF, my friends! Did you get a chance to test your mettle? Did you tackle this week’s trivia? No? Then, by all means, beforeyou scroll down, please stop back by clicking this link …
Very early in the production history of the Slinky, Slinky Dog was added as a product. In what year was it added? Well, it was introduced in 1952, my friends!
Slinky Dog wasn’t “born” alone, though. At the same time as it hit our toy boxes, the Slinky Train was introduced! Slinky Train?
Finally, Slinky Dog was a product originally sold by James Industries. Another fun fact, however? In 1998, James Industries was sold to Poof Products, Inc.!
There. Now that Slinky’s “secrets” have been revealed, do you want to take a dash through Disney along with him? I thought you might!
Courtesy of MouseSteps/JWL Media,please check out this fabulous “high speed” tour through Toy Story Land!
Kudos to WDWMagic.com for presenting the “Disney-verse” with a fabulousgallery of aerial views of the under-construction Galaxy’s Edge at Disney’s Hollywood Studios! To view their fantastic shots, visit …
Due to open later this year, just how busy will WDW’s new “masterpiece” be? Are you looking forward to seeing this new “world” of Star Wars? Will you be there on Day #1? Let us know with a comment on this post, on Facebook, or on Twitter!
When I scanned through Disney’s “artistic” festival menus a month or so back, I found myself wondering … what in ‘The World’ is a Sushi Donut? Well, now, thanks to the great work by Disney Food Blog, I finally know. Check out their …
Epcot? I’ll give you this much … you’re quite creative. Served by Takumi Table – the Japan Pavilion – this dish is a donut-shaped Sushi featuring Salmon, Tuna, Shrimp, Avocado, and Masago. It is accented with a Citrus-soy Gelée and has Wasabi on the side.
Find a fantastic picture of this ‘not-so-doughy’ delight in the article linked above, and, then, if you’d like to see all of the items that you can sample at 2019’s Epcot Festival of the Arts, check out DFB’s Food Studios Page!
If that’s not enough, please check out this video (see below) presented by The WDW Couple! They taste a number of morsels including:
Trio of Savory Croissant Doughnuts
Seared Corvina with braised Ratatouille
Roasted Candied Beet Salad with Goat Cheese Fritters
Sweet & Sour Balsamic-glazed Pork Ribs
And, of course, the aforementioned Sushi Donut!
In the meantime, which five (5) dishes would you go out of your way to try? Leave a comment, here, on this post, on Facebook, or on Twitter, and let us all know!
For me, I’d be craving a handful of plates. In fact, if I had been able to attend the festival this year, these would have made my 5-item tasting menu!
Red Wine-braised Beef Short Rib – Cuisine Classique
Seared Corvina with braised Ratatouille – Cuisine Classique
Pan-Seared Scallop with Chorizo – The Artist’s Table
Taken on my sole visit to Festival of the Arts, here is 2017’s Pan-Seared Scallop!
Sopes de Chilorio: Slow-braised Pork marinated in Ancho Chili Paste served on Fried Corn Dough – El Arista Hambriento (The Hungry Artist) – Mexico Pavilion
Callo de Hacha en Salsa de Jengibre y Habanero: Two Seared Scallops with Ginger-habanero Sauce atop Yucca Purée – El Arista Hambriento (The Hungry Artist) – Mexico Pavilion
