thecapells
Disney Dad
- Joined
- Mar 3, 2008
I figured since I was dressed appropriately, it was fitting to start my adventure with some Pirates
And who better to start a Pirate Adventure than a message from Davey Jones himself.
I tried to get a video of the cool effect:
Now one of the promises I made on this trip to the kids was that I would video everything so they could experience my trip when I got home.
This especially applied to the things they havent experienced yet.
I also decided to video some of the dark rides as the video comes out better than pics with no flash.
In addition, I thought Id be able to cut out any shots from the video if they were good and use them as my pics.
So youll see a lot of that in my report.
For example, I took a video of the we wants the redhead scene but it was a bit dark and choppy.
I thought I could salvage this pic though:
I also had video on when I reached the doggie with the key.
So heres a snapshot from that video:
And I was determined to capture Johnny Depps version of Yo Ho at the end but it was really bumpy at the end of the ride.
Here's the best I could do:
At least I was able to snag a decent snapshot from the video:
Lastly, I took a minute this time around to explore the gift shop some.
Theres some neat stuff in here!
By now, I was in full Disney mode.
It was about 8:30 and I hadnt eaten dinner but I really was not very hungry.
There was too much to do and so little time.
The park was only open to 11 and I wanted to hit Spectro at 9 and Wishes at 10!
So I figured I could grab something on the go.
El Pericho was closed of course (one day that will be open) and Pecos Bills seemed like a lot of food.
I also wasnt really in the mood for Golden Oak Outpost nuggets.
So I pressed on through Frontierland and into Liberty Square.
And what attraction should one definitely ride when the skies outside are dark?
Stay tuned and join me if you dare
And who better to start a Pirate Adventure than a message from Davey Jones himself.
I tried to get a video of the cool effect:
Now one of the promises I made on this trip to the kids was that I would video everything so they could experience my trip when I got home.
This especially applied to the things they havent experienced yet.
I also decided to video some of the dark rides as the video comes out better than pics with no flash.
In addition, I thought Id be able to cut out any shots from the video if they were good and use them as my pics.
So youll see a lot of that in my report.
For example, I took a video of the we wants the redhead scene but it was a bit dark and choppy.
I thought I could salvage this pic though:
I also had video on when I reached the doggie with the key.
So heres a snapshot from that video:
And I was determined to capture Johnny Depps version of Yo Ho at the end but it was really bumpy at the end of the ride.
Here's the best I could do:
At least I was able to snag a decent snapshot from the video:
Lastly, I took a minute this time around to explore the gift shop some.
Theres some neat stuff in here!
By now, I was in full Disney mode.
It was about 8:30 and I hadnt eaten dinner but I really was not very hungry.
There was too much to do and so little time.
The park was only open to 11 and I wanted to hit Spectro at 9 and Wishes at 10!
So I figured I could grab something on the go.
El Pericho was closed of course (one day that will be open) and Pecos Bills seemed like a lot of food.
I also wasnt really in the mood for Golden Oak Outpost nuggets.
So I pressed on through Frontierland and into Liberty Square.
And what attraction should one definitely ride when the skies outside are dark?
Stay tuned and join me if you dare