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phinz · 04-09-2011, 09:27 AM

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Originally Posted by dilligaf212

i also don't like watching the pre show before the 3d muppet show it is way to long

I don't like pre-shows at all. It's a waste of time. Just put me on the freakin' ride already! Test Track is horrible for this. Yes. I know they accidentally pushed the crash test button. Again. There should be a line for those who have already seen the pre-show 43,208,288 times. Heck, I'll carry a certification card that says I have already seen it. I'll even pay $10 more a day just to not have to sit through another stupid pre-show.

The worst is Universal's Twister. A pre-pre-show, a pre-show and then an anticlimactic show. It takes 3 days to get through it.

ocean134 · 04-09-2011, 10:21 AM

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Originally Posted by phinz

I don't like pre-shows at all. It's a waste of time. Just put me on the freakin' ride already! Test Track is horrible for this. Yes. I know they accidentally pushed the crash test button. Again. There should be a line for those who have already seen the pre-show 43,208,288 times. Heck, I'll carry a certification card that says I have already seen it. I'll even pay $10 more a day just to not have to sit through another stupid pre-show.

The worst is Universal's Twister. A pre-pre-show, a pre-show and then an anticlimactic show. It takes 3 days to get through it.

Oh my GOSH...TWISTER!! I went to Universal for the first time in Jan. '11. I was so confused by that whole attraction. I didn't know what it was about and I was lost as to why we sat through a show, another show and yet another show. Twister was popular AGES ago....time to move that attraction out!

dilligaf212 · 04-10-2011, 05:17 AM

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Originally Posted by phinz

I don't like pre-shows at all. It's a waste of time. Just put me on the freakin' ride already! Test Track is horrible for this. Yes. I know they accidentally pushed the crash test button. Again. There should be a line for those who have already seen the pre-show 43,208,288 times. Heck, I'll carry a certification card that says I have already seen it. I'll even pay $10 more a day just to not have to sit through another stupid pre-show.

The worst is Universal's Twister. A pre-pre-show, a pre-show and then an anticlimactic show. It takes 3 days to get through it.

DaisyFoote · 04-10-2011, 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Altoqueenkelly

My Disney secret is.... I really only go for ME

(my family/friends hound me for taking her so young, at 2 and now 4, saying she wont remember and etc.... and I'll i am thinking is... so what?? Its not for her, she just gets the perks of me wanting to go!!!)

When I read your comment I started trying to figure out what the initials ME stood for - I know MK is Magic Kingdom and I started thinking "Are there any rides - hmm." Then it finally hit me - oh, ME. OK

tlionheart78 · 04-11-2011, 07:59 PM

I've got two to add here.

1.) More of a rant here, but I hate it when people are geographically impaired. For example, when I was making my last trip, several of my co-workers were checking to see when it was I was leaving for Disneyland. My response: "Uhm, never (yet). I AM going to Disney WORLD, though." Them: "Whatever, same place." Even funnier is an old friend of mine from Iowa was telling me a story about some guy who was doing some protesting in Disney World in Anaheim. THAT, I knew was a lie but corrected her very quickly.

2.) I don't know where to rank this but you all be the judge. There are two Disney songs that have officially brought me to tears, mainly for the composition and and how moving and beautiful they are. "Beauty and the Beast" from the film of the same name and "I See the Light" from Tangled. True tear-jerkers.... CURSE YOU ALAN MENKEN!!!!!!!!

DisneyDee27 · 04-12-2011, 04:13 AM

1. I have routinely forced my DW to take off from work to meet me at Disney. We live in Ohio and she is a schoolteacher. Sorry kids Mrs. H needed a mental health extended weekend.

2. If the Philharmagic and Winnie the Pooh ride weren't in fantasyland. I'd never walk through that area.

3. I sit on parade routes and giggle at the adults having a meltdown. Seriously, your kid is tired and no they don't know how much you paid for this trip. They're kids it's free and magical. Go back to your hotel and chill.

4. I have fallen to the ground while walking on the tiger trek. I laughed and so did others.

5. I have and will continue to tear up when watching fireworks. There's something so right about that castle, the music, and the moment. I'm a 10-year veteran police officer and I am not ashamed to admit my soft side.

Dee

Singledad · 04-12-2011, 08:17 AM

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Originally Posted by DaisyFoote

When I read your comment I started trying to figure out what the initials ME stood for - I know MK is Magic Kingdom and I started thinking "Are there any rides - hmm." Then it finally hit me - oh, ME. OK

I thought the SAME THING!!!

Mandyjg20 · 04-12-2011, 06:24 PM

Ok here are mine
Never been on Tom Sawyer Island
Wants to go on solo trip without the parents or my little girl (selfish i know)
Have my Disney Wedding plan but no boyfriend
Have no idea what a dole whip is
On disboards all day while at work

EvilQueenT · 04-14-2011, 12:30 PM

i don't think of winnie the pooh or the muppets as disney. winnie the pooh is like a step child and the muppets will always be jim henson to me...squatters on disney property.

i've only been in the little houses in toon town once (my kids were bored to death so we didn't do it again) we only went back over there for goofy's barnstormer and the princess meet and greet hall. so loosing it isn't that big a deal to me.

i don't get the whole circus thing with the new expansion. i like disney because it moved away from being like a circus. the dinoland in animal kingdom is already to much like that. i like that disney moved away from that feel before (yes i'm old enough to have gone in the days when you could only ride, for instance, pirates once unless you bought more tickets) i like having one card that says do what you want as many times as you want.

i've been to disney probably 30 times since 1972 and have never had a dole whip but i do remember when they had orange juice in those little plastic oranges.

and i really need to know why is it that nestle's hot chocolate only tastes good when you're at the after hours christmas party in mk and not when you make it at home?

stitchlet · 04-14-2011, 12:46 PM

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Originally Posted by EvilQueenT

. . . and i really need to know why is it that nestle's hot chocolate only tastes good when you're at the after hours christmas party in mk and not when you make it at home?

That is so true!

Offsides · 04-14-2011, 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by phinz

I don't like pre-shows at all. It's a waste of time. Just put me on the freakin' ride already! Test Track is horrible for this. Yes. I know they accidentally pushed the crash test button. Again. There should be a line for those who have already seen the pre-show 43,208,288 times. Heck, I'll carry a certification card that says I have already seen it. I'll even pay $10 more a day just to not have to sit through another stupid pre-show.

What about Soarin' with good ol' Patrick?

Mindy5767 · 04-14-2011, 03:22 PM

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Originally Posted by EvilQueenT

i i do remember when they had orange juice in those little plastic oranges.

and i really need to know why is it that nestle's hot chocolate only tastes good when you're at the after hours christmas party in mk and not when you make it at home?

Oh my gosh!! I had forgotten all about those little plastic oranges with juice in them!! I had those as a kid too! We're ooold...

Yeah, EVERYTHING tastes better at WDW... they sprinkle everything with Pixie Dust!

EvilQueenT · 04-15-2011, 01:12 PM

lol mindy5767 you hit it right on the head...we're getting old although i still can't figure out HOW that's happened

thank goodness the pixie dust makes everything better when we're in the parks.

Mindy5767 · 04-15-2011, 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by EvilQueenT

lol mindy5767 you hit it right on the head...we're getting old although i still can't figure out HOW that's happened

thank goodness the pixie dust makes everything better when we're in the parks.

We need to emphasize the fun we had that they never got to... and only because we're old. We got to swim in Bay Lake, we enjoyed River Country, we rode Mr. Toad's Wild Ride and 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea! We saw the trolly or rode it. And we got to ride the Skyway from Fantasyland to Tomorrowland!!

And when I'm in the parks.... I'm pretty sure that my grey hairs turn black and my wrinkles smooth out!!

Disney Cat · 04-15-2011, 11:21 PM

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Originally Posted by DisneyDee27

3. I sit on parade routes and giggle at the adults having a meltdown. Seriously, your kid is tired and no they don't know how much you paid for this trip. They're kids it's free and magical. Go back to your hotel and chill.

Dee

Yes, yes, yes, yes, YES!!!! Go back to your room and TAKE A NAP!

04-11-2011, 07:59 PM	#1670
tlionheart78 Mouseketeer Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Knoxville, TN Posts: 273	I've got two to add here. 1.) More of a rant here, but I hate it when people are geographically impaired. For example, when I was making my last trip, several of my co-workers were checking to see when it was I was leaving for Disneyland. My response: "Uhm, never (yet). I AM going to Disney WORLD, though." Them: "Whatever, same place." Even funnier is an old friend of mine from Iowa was telling me a story about some guy who was doing some protesting in Disney World in Anaheim. THAT, I knew was a lie but corrected her very quickly. 2.) I don't know where to rank this but you all be the judge. There are two Disney songs that have officially brought me to tears, mainly for the composition and and how moving and beautiful they are. "Beauty and the Beast" from the film of the same name and "I See the Light" from Tangled. True tear-jerkers.... CURSE YOU ALAN MENKEN!!!!!!!! __________________

04-12-2011, 04:13 AM	#1671
DisneyDee27 Disney fanatic since '75 Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: I'm from CA but now in OH Posts: 496	1. I have routinely forced my DW to take off from work to meet me at Disney. We live in Ohio and she is a schoolteacher. Sorry kids Mrs. H needed a mental health extended weekend. 2. If the Philharmagic and Winnie the Pooh ride weren't in fantasyland. I'd never walk through that area. 3. I sit on parade routes and giggle at the adults having a meltdown. Seriously, your kid is tired and no they don't know how much you paid for this trip. They're kids it's free and magical. Go back to your hotel and chill. 4. I have fallen to the ground while walking on the tiger trek. I laughed and so did others. 5. I have and will continue to tear up when watching fireworks. There's something so right about that castle, the music, and the moment. I'm a 10-year veteran police officer and I am not ashamed to admit my soft side. Dee __________________ DL 1975, WDW 1998, Tokyo DL/DS 2006 & 2007, Paris DL 2009, DCL Dream B2B 2011, DCL Fantasy 2012

04-12-2011, 06:24 PM	#1673
Mandyjg20 Mouseketeer Join Date: May 2010 Location: Reading, Pa Posts: 166	Ok here are mine Never been on Tom Sawyer Island Wants to go on solo trip without the parents or my little girl (selfish i know) Have my Disney Wedding plan but no boyfriend Have no idea what a dole whip is On disboards all day while at work __________________ The more you like yourself, the less you are like anyone else, which makes you unique. Walt Disney Me (26), DD (6), Ddad (51), DM (54)

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04-14-2011, 12:30 PM	#1674
EvilQueenT DIS Veteran Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: 129 miles from cindy's castle Posts: 699	i don't think of winnie the pooh or the muppets as disney. winnie the pooh is like a step child and the muppets will always be jim henson to me...squatters on disney property. i've only been in the little houses in toon town once (my kids were bored to death so we didn't do it again) we only went back over there for goofy's barnstormer and the princess meet and greet hall. so loosing it isn't that big a deal to me. i don't get the whole circus thing with the new expansion. i like disney because it moved away from being like a circus. the dinoland in animal kingdom is already to much like that. i like that disney moved away from that feel before (yes i'm old enough to have gone in the days when you could only ride, for instance, pirates once unless you bought more tickets) i like having one card that says do what you want as many times as you want. i've been to disney probably 30 times since 1972 and have never had a dole whip but i do remember when they had orange juice in those little plastic oranges. and i really need to know why is it that nestle's hot chocolate only tastes good when you're at the after hours christmas party in mk and not when you make it at home?

04-15-2011, 01:12 PM	#1678
EvilQueenT DIS Veteran Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: 129 miles from cindy's castle Posts: 699	lol mindy5767 you hit it right on the head...we're getting old although i still can't figure out HOW that's happened thank goodness the pixie dust makes everything better when we're in the parks.