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Worse time of the year to go. That's all you need to know.

That seems really optimistic. I imagine it will be very windy with near hurricane force gusts winds driving rain at that time.

Ok, I knew it wasn't very frequently. I remember Animal Kingdom had some damage once. That must have been Charley.

Has the eye of a hurricane ever gone over Orlando before?

Except last year when they cut many June/July closings to 10pm I believe. So best to still go now, as in the future it will be for the megarich and others will be able to go via lottery only.

I'm a Jay Leno & Jimmy Kimmel fan and can't watch more than 5 seconds of Fallon's show but its a fun attraction and fits his kidzy personality perfectly. Cute and fun so I did it twice.

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Shrek, Simpsons, Minions, Fallon - Fallon newer screen; better than my crt tv lol but I can see how others will eventually say hmmmm edit: The preshow setup is very good, and I was fully immersed

Nintendo is just as big if not bigger than Star Wars, especially internationally.

I have never used them (4 total), I think I actually got them based on your recommendation several years ago to get them while they were cheap. I will have to check when I get home but I don't think they have any expiration date - I got them from undercover tourist. I was saving them to use one...

lol. yeah its a cute ride, but since its a screen I'm starting to wonder about its longevity with increasing technology. I enjoyed Twister very unique you can't duplicate at home. I also really enjoyed Backdraft(The former fire show) in California at the Universal there. Very unique, can't do at...

Thats cool that you were able to trade your multi-day passes into single day tickets. Wish I had known about that earlier, because maybe I can do the same? I bought some 14 day 3park(but it was wet n wild as the 3rd park) tickets back a few years ago. What in the world can I do with those???

Half as much is open, so I was also happy that that park wasn't crowded.

Everyday, its werid, but its also kinda cool to watch. Closes some rides but its like being a kid playing/walking in the rain.. its either that or that heat. Knowing this helps you be prepared, you wont be surprised. Edit: Like someone else said, the only thing to watch out for is hurricanes...

Now that I think about it the shorter hours at MK were probably part in part to get folks to go to Disney Springs. I went there to see La Nouba and I was really really impressed with Disney Springs. I only saw a little bit and it was at night, but Disney definitely spent alot of money on it. The...

yeah, my first guess is the brazilian tour groups, they were everywhere.. about half of them were kinda rude and obnoxious(cut in line when they had a fastpass thinking that others in the fastpass line didn't, they would break out into choreograph dance and song routines in the middle of paths...

No, its just hotter. Who told you it was low??? edit: My favorite part was trying to get everything done before the thunderstorms hit. I am fascinated by the weather. If you like heat and storms you will enjoy.

I agree insane - I was surprised when they hit 4 digits, definitely made me do a double take and rethink, might as well make it a 4 or 5 day since its only around $50 a more a day per person to add but then now you have to use them all within 7 days instead of 14..

Hmmm, I don't know. I've seen shorter waits when its not as crowded, but what I was meaning was that in the morning or at night the lines could be shorter if they didn't close down lines of rides that have dual lines or removed vehicles(if several can run at time) out of operation while the park...

I've noticed this in the Disney Parks and even at Universal(MIB they will close one side down at closing but most of the time its still only a 5 minute wait. However at Disneyworld when they only open one side of Primeval Whirl or at Disneyland when they do that to Matterhorn when the park is...