[wdwspider]

Not to mention that having land makes the parks seem farther away from reality. It use to be such a long, empty drive to get to the magic Kingdom. Now you pass a lot more stuff and it doesn't seem quite as far away as it once did. I don't think I would like to visit a Disney World were all the land was used. Just knowing you have all that land doesn't mean you have to use it. Keeping all their parks and resorts spaced out gives them a unique edge over all the competition.

I hope that someday the monorail is expanded and that Pop Centruy is completed, and that Wonders of Life and the Odyssey restaurant are revitalized. Maybe with money being invested into the existing parks once again a whole new level of experience may be achieved. Less penny pinching and more creative new lands and attractions. As great as Magic Kingdom is, even Toon Town could be a whole lot more if some time and money was spent into it.