Most Recent Reviews
Review of Rainforest Cafe
Reviewed by mistymassachusetts Review Date: 02/18/2020
Rating: (10) Recommended
Love it here. I know it's a chain, but there are none from where I come from. The food is pretty good, the theme and atmosphere are really cool and the drinks are awesome. Always hit it on our way out of the park. Good place to sit and cool down and recharge!
Pros:
Big menu selectionCons:
NoneReview of Yak and Yeti Restaurant
Reviewed by mistymassachusetts Review Date: 02/18/2020
Rating: (10) Recommended
Love, love, love this place. Great food, even better drinks. One place the whole family agrees on!
Pros:
Great menu selectionCons:
NoneReview of Enchanted Tiki Room
Reviewed by Anonymous Review Date: 02/18/2020
Rating: (10) Recommended
Everyone’s favourite attraction on our holiday.
Pros:
Air conditioningCons:
Can’t take dole whip insideReview of Barnstormer featuring the Great Goofini
Reviewed by apxstitch Review Date: 02/18/2020
Rating: (5) Not Recommended
A good coaster for the little ones. Very short and the seats are super hard on the back!
Pros:
Good for little ones!Cons:
Rough, short, uncomfortable for older riders.Review of Spaceship Earth
Reviewed by apxstitch Review Date: 02/18/2020
Rating: (10) Recommended
The classic Disney dark ride at it best! In my top 3 favorites among all the parks, don't miss this one!
Pros:
Lots of animatronics! A great narration and soundtrack.Cons:
It's slow and often stops.Review of Kona Cafe Breakfast
Reviewed by Anonymous Review Date: 02/18/2020
Rating: (10) Recommended
We absolutely loved our breakfast at kona cafe! The staff was very caring and provided us with many options to make our meal great, including sharing with us a wide variety of dairy free creamers for coffee! My partner and I both had the Tonga toast and were very impressed with the quality of the food! It’s the perfect balance of banana with thick cinnamon sugar toast. While you can get this item at Captain Cooks, the strawberry compote made the toast even more delicious. We also enjoyed the kona coffee and loved that our cast member let us take leftovers to go! I highly recommend this great breakfast spot
Pros:
Quality food and serviceCons:
The restaurant isn’t overly themed like other Disney restaurants but the food is worth the visit!Review of Pirates of the Caribbean -- WDW
Reviewed by alh99 Review Date: 02/17/2020
Rating: (9) Recommended
As a child, this was my absolute favorite ride - hands down. It's exciting, humorous, and very immersive. The scene in between the two ships is still impressive after riding this a million times. My only quibble is the stuff that got changed over the years - like adding the movie characters, etc. It is still very much a much do and I still ride every trip at least once, usually more.
Pros:
the scenes are fantastic and you'll be humming the theme song for awhileCons:
not a fan of the movie additions or PC changes made over the yearsReview of Beaches and Cream
Reviewed by rickg Review Date: 02/17/2020
Rating: (2) Not Recommended
Atmosphere After Remodeling Went Down
Pros:
ServiceCons:
No Atmosphere Anymore, Remodeling Looks CheapReview of Avatar Flight of Passage
Reviewed by ConnerBrumley1 Review Date: 02/17/2020
Rating: (9) Recommended
I thought this ride was super cool when I rode it! The idea of flying on the back of banshee and making that happen is truly spectacular! Luckily we got fast passes for the ride, so we didn’t have to wait, however overall it was a super cool ride
Pros:
The experienceCons:
The waitReview of American Adventure
Reviewed by AdventurelandFan Review Date: 02/17/2020
Rating: (3) Not Recommended
Fundamentally, this is an attraction that fails its name.
I'm not sure there's any adventure on offer here at all. Disney — or maybe more specifically Walt's son-in-law, who approved the designs in this case — were far too enamoured of the east coast when building this thing, and therefore it doesn't feel fully American. Instead, it comes across as Libery Square through a minimally different lens.
While it's certainly true there are some awesome forced perspective tricks at play here, and that one could easily admire the technical proficiency of the show, the storytelling is just terribly boring.
I'd much rather see America represented as a mixture of different architectural styles, with multiple attractions that celebrate different aspects of the country. The colonial style of the pavilion should be entirely left to Liberty Square, with its clear focus on the government, not the people, of east coast America.
I even think Disney should one day put a thrill ride here, based on any number of American historical events to make real the "adventure" in the name. Tiana seems an excellent tie-in character, since Moana will soon be put to use in what won't be called "Future World" for much longer.
Or the ride could be the fifth major "mountain" at WDW. A Rocky Mountain-based coaster rising from the top of World Showcase could easily make America the place of adventure it should have always been.
