Pros:

- Gorgeous and detailed level design, especially in the neighborhood section of the map
- Short and sweet campaign, perfect for a quick round
- Bot and infected navigation seemed solid--didn't run into any navigation issues
- I liked the instructor hint that popped up to let us know where the chopper was going to land at the conclusion of the finale--I need to do the same for my campaign!

Cons:

- Finale was far too easy
- I'm not sure why, but playing your campaign kept suffering from minor stutters--every once in a while the game would freeze up for about 1 second and then continue. I didn't have that problem with any other maps I played in the same session
- Only two maps--wish it were at least three

Conclusion:

Overall, this was a nicely detailed campaign that didn't suffer from any major bugs. I encountered a strange stutter throughout, but I'm not sure what would have caused it. The main reason for deducting one star was the finale. It was far too easy. I stayed up in the rotunda where the radio was. The bots stayed with me. With only three entryways to the area (the archway and two adjacent windows), we had no problem holding out, and the tank usually approached from far enough away that he could be taken down almost by the time he reached us. Perhaps you can rethink some of the access points to the rotunda so that it's not such an easy holdout area. Overall though, very nice!

Pros:

- Clever and faithful L4D2 adaptation of one of my favorite rides at Disneyland
- Use of the actual soundtrack, voice-overs and sound-effects
- "Freeplay" option for those who want to just ride the ride

Cons:

- More linear than typical L4D2 maps, which may be a turn-off to those who approach this as a regular campaign
- Not particularly challenging, which again may be a turn-off for those looking for a straight-forward campaign

Conclusion:

This map will not appeal to everyone.  It's not particularly challenging and it's short and linear in nature.  That being said, the author of this campaign is clearly a Disney afficiando like me, and I can't express how much I enjoyed and appreciated the care taken in making this map. I've ridden the actual ride countless times, and this really captured quite a bit of the experience (minus the actual motion experience, of course). This and Zombies of the Caribbean are so incredibly clever.  Perhaps a Matterhorn or Big Thunder map next?