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  • On Apr 22, 2012
    Angela from OH Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    On our last WDW trip to Hollywood Studios, we noticed that the tables at the 50s diner were taller than usual. Is there a reason for this? Are you supposed to feel like a kid at an adult table?

    Hello, Angela,

    I love that you have asked this question, because I, too, asked a similar question while we were dining there.  My oldest son looked at me and replied, "Mom, you are kid here; that's why the table is taller and they make sure you eat your vegetables."  Leave it to a child to figure it out immediately!

    Similarly, have you noticed when you enter the queue of Toy Story Mania how big the toys are?  Guests are to feel as if they are one of Andy's toys while enjoying this attraction.

    Thank you for the question; please let us know if we can help again.  
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I am a retired teacher with a family of 3 adult sons who have grown up through Disney. I am known by friends as the Star Wars loving Disney Nerd who always wants to serve up tips and ideas of how to make visits to Walt Disney World special and magical.  Learn More About Kara

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