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Topic: What do you like best about DHS?

#	Author	Message
51	davewasbaloo Sun 12/7/2008 3:40a	Indy is fun,I do quite like it (though some of the scene changes seem slow for little payback). But Lights Motors Action is awesome. My favorite stunt show anywhere (I give a slight edge to the Paris version, but they are both excellent). I love Star Tours (though because I am used to it at DL and DLP, it feels strange at the Studios). Love the queue, shop, and especially the Jedi Academy. I do really miss Who Wants To Be A Millionaire Play It - I used to love that. Blood Sweat and Shears are one of Disney's best music groups, they are fantastic! DHS has my favourite Christmas offerings of all the parks. The Osbourne Lights are spectacular. And it has already been said, the dining premise is very good. I like the Sci Fi Dine In, Brown Derbt, and I want to like 50's Prime Time Diner (though I think we had a bad server that impacted our visit). So overall we like DHS, but we love DCA ;-)
52	barboy Sun 12/7/2008 8:43a	The best part of One Man's Dream are those drawings, pictures, props and models in the waiting area(the film is a must for any mature Disney fan too) as it brings Walt back to life; how any adult can march right past those wonderful details of Walt's past leaves me in disbelief.
53	Liberty Belle Sun 12/7/2008 11:10p	One Man's Dream is amazing, IMO. I spent about an hour in there on my last trip and if I'd been alone, would have spent longer. My sister isn't even a Disney fan, and she was awed by it. Fantasmic! - I was underwhelmed the first time I saw this because I much preferred DL's, but on my second time (about five years later) I absolutely loved it. Not sure if that was because of lowered expectations or what, but I really enjoyed myself. I haven't seen it since then so I can't give a more up-to-date opinion. Still not as good as Disneyland's of course, but definitely a highlight for me nonetheless. TOT, of course, and RNRC are both must-dos for me. I'm a big fan of Sci-Fi and Prime Time '50s. And last but definitely not least, the Osbourne Family Spectacle of Lights! Since I only go in November / December, I've never been without seeing these so even though I know it's only a seasonal thing, the lights are an inherent part of DHS to me and they're one of my favourite things in all of WDW.

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