Ok, Disney Buffs!!?

1. when you see the T-Rex

2. not sure (that is new)

3.not sure(lots of flashing lights in there)

4. when you see the Yeti (i think it should be when you first go backwards)

5.when they open the door to the outside at the top

6.there is no picture there (hm?)

7. I don't know I've never been on it

8. When you go over the cliff

Before I answer, I must ask, did you think through this question before asking. One - how will you know whether or not someone looked up the answer or not? If I happened to give all the correct answers what would keep you from assuming I looked it up and giving my answer a thumbs down? You'll have no way of knowing whether or not anyone looked up the answers and that's not fair. Two - No one's perfect. I guarantee that even some of the people, probably most, who work at the theme parks, helped build the rides, or consider themselves to be "Disney Experts" don't know all of the locations of the cameras which take pictures. You say, "If you know this, then you can consider yourself a true 'Disney Expert'." So, does that mean you consider yourself a "Disney Expert" just because you know the locations of some of the cameras on the attractions? Apparently you would, and that makes no sense. Three - I assume you're going to list the correct answers, right? Because I wouldn't be surprised if you lied or didn't accept an answer because it wasn't technical enough.

Anyway, I honestly am not sure of the locations of the photo shots on some of the attractions, but I'll answer what I can (because I can't help but feel that this question was directed towards me)...

1. The camera takes a photo of riders at the giant carnotaur to the right, I believe.

2. The camera takes a photo of riders as they enter the larger area with many targets (I think?) I have one of those pictures and next to the vehicle is a picture of Zurg pointing and Buzz overhead.

3. The camera takes a photo of riders as they enter the lit tunnel towards the end of the ride, I'm pretty sure.

4. The camera takes a photo of riders after they see the video of the Yeti ripping the tracks, just as the coaster exits the mountain towards the mangled tracks (I think.)

5. The camera takes a photo of riders after they ascend to the top of the Tower, as soon as the doors/windows open to the outside and they take the first drop.

6. The camera takes a photo of riders when the train goes over one of the dips (I think.)

7. The camera takes a photo of riders right at the slingshot take-off.

8. The camera takes a photo of riders just as the log boat/raft goes over Chick-a-pin Hill.

So, which ones were wrong and what were the correct answers, "Expert"?

I may not have gotten each one right, but I know some of them were. And I would still consider myself a "Disney Expert" because the definition of the word "expert" is "a person with a high degree of skill in or knowledge of a certain subject" (anyone can look it up themself.) And though I don't know EVERY little thing about Walt Disney World (in fact, no one does) I certainly do have a high degree of knowledge in the subject of Walt Disney World. Can anyone honestly say they don't agree? However, I in no way ever claim to know everything about Walt Disney World. So, your comment of "if you know this, then you can consider yourself a true 'Disney Expert'" isn't quite correct. Maybe from your standards... but to be truthful, it's a bit immature to think that if someone doesn't know where the cameras are exactly located then they can't consider themself to be a "Disney Expert."

So, are you an immature kid, simply senseless, or are you just jealous of something?

Don't worry, I'm expecting some thumbs downs. That fine. It has no negative effect on me. I still win Best Answers all the time, despite the fact that I recieve thumbs downs for my most excellent answers that I put the most time and effort into.

* So, what exactly were you looking for as an answer? You need to learn how to relay your questions online so it's comperehendable. "Where they 'click' the pictures."

Aww, I'm so sorry I rub you the wrong way because I give such excellent, informative, well-spoken answers and correct mistakes that others make so they don't become confused. Apparently, Yahoo! Answers loves my Walt Disney World answers because they featured one of my Best Answers in the Best of Answers on the front of the page. Whenever someone entered the site the question and my answer were in big, bold letters for everyone to notice. And I recieved so many thumbs ups, and I think one thumbs down. lol Honestly, I don't care if it rubs you and other answerers the wrong way that I give better answers than you. It's obvious, so you can be the one to grow up. How old are you again, come on?! lol Get a life. You don't even know the name of the Resort. It's called WALT DISNEY WORLD, not "Disney World." Anyone who knows ANYTHING about Walt Disney World knows that! And as you said - this is a publc forum and anyone can write what they want. And that's correct. Let me write what I want. Oh, and really, it's not that mature to go through a person's answers and give every single one a thumbs down, whether it's right or not. I correct people's answers, but I don't give them a thumbs down just because they made a mistake. Or give them all thumbs downs just because I don't like them or they 'rub me the wrong way,' like you. You're so mature... trying to make a twenty-year-old feel dumb about their answers because you're jealous they're better than yours and most others. Oh, well, I have so many Best Answers it doesn't matter if the answerers hate it, the people who ask the questions love it. People even ask questions dedicated to me. It's all good, I guess.

We just went to Disneyland last summer. They take pictures of you on Space Mountain, and Splash Mountain.

Tower of Terror also you see yourself next to a ghost in the Haunted Mansion. I think it would be cool if someone listed all hidden Mickeys at the parks.

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