Everest opens when? And what's after Everest at AK?

[tloolgb]

Originally Posted by Bill

Even so, the theming of the two lands is very similar,

Uh...Asia: Southeast Asian Kingdom with Himilayan and Indian influences...LRD...Central American excavation with Mayan influences...I'm just messing with you here but I don't see them are "very similar".

Yes Dan I remember that thread about the food...lol. But that is what my guess is when they say Full-Serve Buffet. Though it could be interesting..."waiter! I'd like another slice of that roast pork, and bring some more of those potatoe-thingys too". Lol. They bring you a plate..."You might as well go back around and do the same thing again I'm gonn abe done this one by the time you are back!"

[WDW1974]

Originally Posted by TDLFAN

Yes they were... Too bad you guys will never get to see what EPCOT (and MK) were like back in the days... Astuter Computer Review.. Laserphonic Fantasy... Symbiosis... A New World Fantasy... Magic Journeys...

*sighs*

Please. You are stuck in the 80s's. You gotta get hip or your audience will disappear.

That tired old stuff ... PHOOEEEEYYYY!!!! as D. Duck would say.

I'd take the McPooPlayground, Stitch's Great Belching Contest (soon to include vomit), Honey, I Shrunk the Budget, The Sell Snowglobes on Parade, ToddlerHouse Disney (now includes seats for the elderly) ... and the biggest, kewlest E-Ticket of them all ... Test a GM Wreck Track (before you get to spend endless days at the dealership because you weren't smart enough to buy German or Japanese instead!).

Mr. TDLFAN, you just love Tokyo so much you should go live there.

P.S. Coming soon to WDW ... designed by WDI, brought to you by Bentonville, it's Mickey's SuperDuperWaltMart (built near the DVC Saratoga Springs ghetto on prime wetlands.)

[danyoung]

^^ Is it time to up your meds again, '74?

[TDLFAN]

Originally Posted by WDW1974

Mr. TDLFAN, you just love Tokyo so much you should go live there.

I don't speak japanese and the cost of living is a big high..

[Labuda]

Originally Posted by WDW1974

P.S. Coming soon to WDW ... designed by WDI, brought to you by Bentonville, it's Mickey's SuperDuperWaltMart (built near the DVC Saratoga Springs ghetto on prime wetlands.)

Ok, now... THAT is funny! hehehehehe

[iluvstitch]

Rode it twice today

Evrest in the front= o k

Everest in the back= AWESOME

[TDLFAN]

So..is it open now for guests previews?? All day or just at certain times???

[captsmith84]

All day. But there will be some days that it will be closed, and it can go down at any time.

Also, notice this, the Inferno barge is back at Epcot.

[WDW1974]

Originally Posted by danyoung

^^ Is it time to up your meds again, '74?

Danny, I'll have whatever you're drinking (DO WE HAVE A DRUNK SMILIE? IF SO ... INSERT IT)

[WDW1974]

Originally Posted by TDLFAN

I don't speak japanese and the cost of living is a big high..

You tellin me they don't have WalMart over there yet?

(If so, we have to get them in so we can destroy their economy too!

[Baloo]

The Mandalay Bay has a full service buffet.

They escort you to your seat. They serve your drinks and remove used plates from table and bring clean plates to your table.
There is a server making sure your utensils are replaced if needed and to see if you need anything. The customer does get up and go to the buffet stations and serves themselves.

[danyoung]

^^ Maybe I'm just hanging up on the terminology. In my mind what you describe would be called a buffet with table service. My favorite local chinese restaurant does the same thing. FULL service to me means I'm sitting and being catered to the entire meal. Doesn't matter, just a semantics thing . . .

[aimster]

Originally Posted by tloolgb

Yes it can, the Crystal Palace is. Chef Mickey's is. I mean you get up to the buffet bar yourself but you are seated, have a server and all. That's probably what they are thinking when they say "Full Service Buffet"...Crystal Palace.

Mmmmmmmmmmm... Crystal Palace.

:: starts craving their banana bread pudding with Bailey's sauce ::

[TDLFAN]

Originally Posted by WDW1974

You tellin me they don't have WalMart over there yet?

(If so, we have to get them in so we can destroy their economy too!

I am yet to see a WalMart in Japan, however I have seen Walmarts in So. Korea...Busan in particular. As for Japan... They do have Jusco, Daiei and Beisia stores...and those are the closest to a Walmart in terms of pricing and merchandise. They also have the awesome 100 Yen Shops all over town, which is basically Japan's version of "Everything's a Dollar" stores in the USA..but the difference is..they are cheaper than Walmart but the merchandise is of much better quality.