JB

I love how the dark ride travels alongside the Hooked Fish restaurant in the video. As always, an abundance of color in the aptly named Painterly Grove. My favorite screenshot here is one that's 10th from the top. It's the one that shows the body of blue water with the fountain, foliage in the foreground, white planters filled with colorful flowers, and the castle rainbow in the background. Wonderful composition!

Ah, finally one I know! A: Zoe Saldana

I couldn't decide whether to use the LOL smiley or the sad smiley. So, you get both!

It still looks pretty dark to me (JB frowns and squints his eyes); I even turned the brightness up a bit on my monitor. At least I still have my trusty flashlight (with fresh batteries!). And anyway, if I could clearly see all that candy, I would undoubtedly eat way too much of it and send my blood sugar into orbit. Nevertheless, everything looks great (from what I can tell) I think I agree with shyguy about there being too much contrast between the light-colored marble floor and everything else. Although, most candy shops do have white(ish) floors; it makes the shop look clean and pristine. Then again, the wood floor does look invitingly rustic. I'm glad you have to make this monumental decision, and not me. (hahahaha)

I agree with JP, very nice last shot! And as always, your building style is a joy to behold. I always get a little angsty when Scooter shows up in a particular location; 'things' tend to happen.

So many fun and interesting details! And beautiful! I'm at a loss for a name for your robot cat. (Other than RoboCat. Which isn't very imaginative.)

Your set reminds me of the forest of thorns near the end of Disney's Sleeping Beauty. Eerie and moody! 👍

While Wagi's logic (such as it is ) does seem, well... logical about it being more recent, I'm gonna say C: Cary Grant. Hollywood churned out movies more quickly back then. Better chance to have three #1 movies in a year. By that logic (such as it is), it could be Fred Astaire as well.

I think I would be happy to just walk through the queue for a half hour or so! Love the atmosphere there. I also enjoyed the ride. A little bit of Disney here and there. And some nice family-friendly roller coaster action.👍

Wait a sec... I've gotta get my flashlight so I can see these images better. ;-) Even though I have type 2 diabetes, I can't resist a candy shop. And yours looks scrumptious!

Dang. I broke my losing spell by getting the Joker correct in the last set of questions. The Fellowship was formed at C: Rivendell, where Elrond hangs out with his elven pals.

A fire hydrant inside the Pet Kennel grounds....... how convenient! The Kennel building is a little utilitarian looking, but that's OK. This isn't meant to be one of the eye-catching weenies of the park. And besides, it still looks quite nice with the angled windows and flower beds. 👍

Good grief, Charlie Brown! I have no idea what the answers are to these two questions. So I'll just take wild, blue sky guesses: Last villain: I'll say A: The Joker. Since he was one of the 'regulars', it would be nice to end the series with him. Never a villain: F: Cliff Robertson. Total guess.

Another fanciful and colorful park from you! I had to chuckle at the robot cat.

Another fun and unusual area of your park! I think it's neat how that tower looks completely different, depending on which time of day you view it. And that pirate ship you built... Wonderful! I love the toothy shark's mouth that is built into the bow of the ship. The treasure chest gift shop also looks great! Really nice update!

I'm gonna say B: 6 women played villains. And I'll say A: The Riddler for the first villain. Just a hunch, really.

That warm glow really makes it look inviting.

Wonderful! Like Wagi, I also liked the potion flasks adorning the walls.

Happy Birthday! And thanks for ParkCrafters. I baked you a cake, but Wagi stole it.

Excellent! The buildings look really nice, but after adding the trees, flowers, and planters.... WOW!

Absolutely mesmerizing and beautiful! Excellent choreography. I love how the reflections in the water are an integral part of the show. Thank you!

Beautiful nights shots!

Still terrifying... but also impressive! I like the camera angle on the first pic.

I like the picture, but the boat track sorta ruins it. They need to do something about that.

I don't wanna break my losing streak, so I'll say C: Cesar Romero – The Joker and A: 1. I know that Otto Preminger played Mr. Freeze, and I don't remember if anyone else did.