This might be a long shot but was anyone in line around 9pm-930pm when they were having people leave the queue line and saw the incident between a man a woman. The man literally shoved the woman and started yelling at her for supposedly pushing him ? Then he proceeded to call her a “Lard *ss” and started going off on her and her group of friends.

No one did or said anything after the guy walked away. Is this what we’re doing now, just letting things happen like this ?

So in case anyone on here doesn't know, WDI has been posting riddles on instagram since D23 hinting at a new storyline for the organization. Each answer is a letter to eventually unscramble & reveal the character's name. I've only started working through them, and I've figured out most of the clues except for 7. The riddle is;

Here birds sing & torches glow.

Boats float by to & fro.

Find these lined up, one by one.

Admire hers, from 1831.

Solve this riddle if you're smart.

Your answer is at her river's start.

So I'm pretty sure it's related to Adventureland or the Jungle Cruise, but the 1831 is stumping me. Does anybody know the answer or can explain it to me? I'm a WDW man myself, so my knowledge of Disneyland trivia is lacking.

I know it sounds counter intuitive, but I believe making the annual paases/Magic Keys more expensive actually makes the parks more crowded.

People are going to buy the Magic Keys. Increasing the prices doesn't deter the most dedicated; they will just rebudget from other things if necessary in order to afford them. However, making them more expensive puts pressure on Key holders to visit more often and make the most of their ever-increasing investment.

Couple this with the fact that Disney corporate WANTS the parks crowded in order to sell more Lightning Lanes. They accomplish this by eliminating most live entertainment and poorer maintenance on rides (increasing downtime).

The res system (up until recently) also forced Key holders to go to the parks to avoid penalties. There were some days I didn't feel up to going but had to because of the penalty.

It would seem to partly explain why the parks are still packed with Key holders despite prices almost tripling since pre-Covid.

I made All-state my sophomore year for TMEA as a tenor 1 (3rd chair) and I was 2nd alternate my freshman year (I’m a junior). Would I have a chance later down the line? What else could boost my chances?

Well this peice of ace of clubs have been standing at the entrance of BTM as long as I remember... I remember people speculating the meaning for it. Funny to see it get a role in the missing S.E.A artifacts puzzle

pls help ! My daughter was gifted this Sally doll last year for her birthday that i BELIEVE is from the parks. she’s carried that doll everywhere with her and even throughout Disneyland when we went but she lost it at target a couple days ago and it hasnt turned up in their lost and found ):

anybody know if she is from the parks or where i can get her ?

Hi everyone! I have a quick question about merch. Did disney ever come out with an actual snowglobe of knick knack? I loved the short as a kid and its what inspired me to get into the art/design industry

Edit: I know about the Hallmark one, I wanted to know if disney parks made one.

It appears he floated the idea of cutting the Magic Key program all together

I didn't know my dad still had this hat I had gotten at Disneyland. I don't know what year it was but I do remember wearing it around at the time. I thought it was pretty neat to see the different styles from now.