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I always say skype-to-skype for overseas and just a cheap nokia and a prepaid sim from Wal Mart or something.

I would say avoid EMH, looking at crowd levels from various places, EMH days are always a lot busier and most rides get 10+ minutes extra wait time than the other parks in quiet seasons. As a lot of people on this board will tell you, the best time to go to a park is the days just before and...

I think the more important thing is that it wasn't forced in any way, she felt like an actual person, it didn't feel like an "Okay we need to put in a strong independent woman who don't need no man" afterthought like they did at the end of Tangled.

My school was fairly open, when we went on holidays during school time they'd simply get important work that I would have completed at school and I'd do it all on one day.

Just saw it tonight, I really enjoyed it, I honestly hated Tangled, especially the way they handled the advertising, but this was really nice, yeah, it was a "princess" story, but it wasn't just a re-imagining of a public domain fairytale, it wasn't constantly wasting time with musical numbers...

According to my Cousin (Another avid WDW and theme park nut) who went on a month-long American theme park vacation, all the Six Flags parks are good, but like WDW, you need those fast passes, which sucks because they cost extra, and a $25 one is only good for 5 uses apparently.

Make absolute sure that this is the policy of the store you buy it/them from, however.

It's the same at most places, especially retail stores, typically company Policies are strict, and a lot of times unfair. It's when local managers or Staff Members bend the rules for you because they're usually genuinely nice people, that you really feel like you've been treated fairly.

I hope that wasn't by choice :worried:

This is only true after lengthy compression. Camcorders do not have the processing speed required to compress in this way on the fly.

I much prefer living here. I couldn't live without my Officeworks, my Umart, my Brodies, my including-GST price tickets, and most importantly, my Super Butcher. Me spending ridiculous amounts of money to go to WDW would pretty much be like spending ridiculous amounts of money to tour down here...

Ah, my specialty. 1. If they're in the parks, they're too expensive. 2. Don't go off the time stated on the packaging, it's a pure estimate. Set your camera up on a table, plugged in to the wall, and leave it recording a wall while you're at work or something. When you get back, put it in...

I'm a bit late, aren't I. Protip: This is a diet thread, not a healthy living thread. Ultra Protip: Diets are not long term.

Welp Im dumb :upsidedow leaving brisbane September 14th, 2013, wishing to arrive on the 15th during magical express hours, leaving on the 27th

haha, I was hoping to depart from Brisbane on the 14th to arrive during Magical Express time on the 15th, and leave WDW on the 27th. :flower1:

I went on Webjet to get flight prices, selecting 2 adults, looked at the quoted ~$2500 prices and used that to work out how much we'd need in total. 2 Weeks later I go back and recheck and find out that they fail to mention that price is per person until you get to the booking page. It sucks...

The CM's have never told you it isn't allowed?

Like I said, just wait.

You're reading it wrong. Once we hit page 5, read through the whole thread, you'll see what I mean.

You'd be surprised how much it helps to get some DVDs beforehand and watch them on a laptop. I'm planning on doing a marathon of Arrested Development on the way down, just drink lots and lots of water so you never forget to stretch your legs.