So he finally got around to phoning home then?
Apparently so...
Having followed a dark and stormy night and proceeded a lazy afternoon
That opening line is certain to get you nominated for a Pulitzer
Hey, I work hard to make sure this TR is full of generically written crap!
So it is written
so it shall be
Heck, he answered to it, so apparently it worked.
There, I fixed that one. You take care of the rest of em
Thanks, but I'm too lazy, you'll just have to change it in your head as you read.
If youre going to do it, either dont get caught
Or make sure you have a really photogenic fall guy.
(kids work well for this).
You think I haven't figured this out yet?
Almost Disney-esk would you say?
Sounds like a lot of fun. We havent been to the other place in forever. I dont think IoA was even finished (or it had just opened) the last time we were there.
It was definitely a fun ride, but I was definitely disappointed by the video scenes. Especially with how incredible the rest of it was.
You just needed to nibble on a bit of chocolate. It calms the senses after the odd encounter with Dementors of surviving random disorienting dark rides.
Mmmmmm... chocolate.
Its good to be right.
Its better to see your kids having the time of their lives.
Hard to say this, but I agree.
Especially not in December.
Now mid August would have been a different story I suspect.
Actually, it wasn't all that cold. The whole week, the coldest it got was about 57 one night. The only time I ever wore long sleeves was the last hour or so of
MVMCP. That morning at IoA it was probably close to 70. Not too terribly cold, but those 2 rides absolutely soak you. Especially the Bilge Rat Barges. You know how on Kali River Rapids there's usually one person soaked and everyone else is just kind of wet? Well on this one, there might be one person on the raft with a dry area on their shirt about the size of a dime. Seriously, you might as well just jump in a pool with your clothes on. But it is one of my favorite raft rides ever. It is long and the Popeye/Bluto scenes are very well done.
The world would be a great place if it werent for all the other people in it.
Ain't that the truth!
Excellent!
Thats actually a rather good photo of your boy.
My, my but hes getting big.
So is his sister...
Hhhhon-est Oss-i-fer
I aint under the al-fluence of inc-a-hol
It is obvious that you need to spend some time at City Walk. Not only is walking around with an open container allowed, it is encouraged.
I'm always in the mood for a few circuits on a good rollercoaster.
So much for good ideas
They really disappointed me. Apparently my younger sisters are getting too old to have fun.
But sometimes, even bad decisions can be saved by a little bit of providence.
I could tell he was about ready to crash if he just stayed still for a little bit. I just wouldn't have thought it would happen in there with all that noise!
Well, it did take her a while to actually find the thing.
It just makes me wonder a little bit about my sisters. Of all the things there are to do at US/IoA, the 2 things that they were most adamant and excited about doing were Twister and E.T...
Oh you really really should read the books. Or see the movies, or both! It means so much more and then you really appreciate the detail!
I actually thought about at least reading one of the books before we went. I just never got around to it. I definitely need to do it sometime now that I've seen the attraction.
I'm a die hard Disney fan but that doesn't mean I can't appreciate the dark side too.
I really do enjoy both. Disney for the nostalgia and family time and US/IoA for more of an intense more grown up experience.
Universal doesn't have much for really little ones, I agree with you there. IoA a lot more. We are huge Margaritaville fans, glad you enjoyed your meal!
We actually love Margaritaville too. I think I've eaten there the last 3 times I've been at CityWalk.
Rip Ride Rockit is the one we haven't done. Line was simply WAY too long at the time we were there. Maybe next year.
It really is a fun ride. Of all the rollercoasters I've ever ridden, it usually seems like I can compare a new one to one I've been on before. This one is definitely unique.
Oh dear. Twister and a 2 year old. That show/ride whatever it is, is painful enough as an adult.
You know, it was interesting to see the first time. It really is a bit dated now, especially since they've removed all the props outside the theater when they put in Rip Ride Rockit. I'd be fine with them making better use of that space...