wishicouldgomoreofte
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The errors in his report are SO big. Could really mislead people.
http://www.rachaelraymag.com/fun-how-to/food-travel/andrew-zimmern-best-of-disney-world
He states: Disney World. We’ve visited Orlando a dozen times in four years—we’re pretty much experts.
After sitting on the plane all morning, Noah and I are anxious to stretch our legs. Luckily, Disney’s Beach Club Resort has a boardwalk that connects to Epcot.
Our first ride is The Seas with Nemo & Friends, one of Noah’s favorites.
It’s still raining when we emerge, but that doesn’t stop us from tackling three roller coasters.
By the time we finish our snack, we’ve reached Test Track, a car ride that, at 65 miles per hour, is the fastest ride in the entire park. Noah, a devotee since age 3, happily takes his umpteenth loop. We then take on the Maelstrom at the Norway Pavilion, a first for us.
There is much more to his report.
OK, my problem, or making fun of the "been a dozen times in four years--we're pretty much experts."
First-no boardwalk from Beach Club to Epcot.
Second-where are there 3 roller coasters in Epcot?
Third-been there 12 times and never rode Maelstrom? EXPERT?
It goes on & on.
They "At the Mexico Pavilion’s La Cantina de San Angel cart, we grab a taco—it’s more healthful than cotton candy or french fries;" Makes it sound like a taco is the only "healthy" option in Epcot, as all there is to eat for the most part is cotton candy and french fries.
Then Saturday night, after dining at Hollywood Brown Derby, and telling us not to miss the grapefruit cake, they "At 9 p.m., after a round of rides, we make our way lakeside to see IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth, a laserwater show that gives me goose bumps."
Read it for a laugh, or a rant like me. LOL
Guess they MAGICALLY appear the the correct lake in a different park.
http://www.rachaelraymag.com/fun-how-to/food-travel/andrew-zimmern-best-of-disney-world
He states: Disney World. We’ve visited Orlando a dozen times in four years—we’re pretty much experts.
After sitting on the plane all morning, Noah and I are anxious to stretch our legs. Luckily, Disney’s Beach Club Resort has a boardwalk that connects to Epcot.
Our first ride is The Seas with Nemo & Friends, one of Noah’s favorites.
It’s still raining when we emerge, but that doesn’t stop us from tackling three roller coasters.
By the time we finish our snack, we’ve reached Test Track, a car ride that, at 65 miles per hour, is the fastest ride in the entire park. Noah, a devotee since age 3, happily takes his umpteenth loop. We then take on the Maelstrom at the Norway Pavilion, a first for us.
There is much more to his report.
OK, my problem, or making fun of the "been a dozen times in four years--we're pretty much experts."
First-no boardwalk from Beach Club to Epcot.
Second-where are there 3 roller coasters in Epcot?
Third-been there 12 times and never rode Maelstrom? EXPERT?
It goes on & on.
They "At the Mexico Pavilion’s La Cantina de San Angel cart, we grab a taco—it’s more healthful than cotton candy or french fries;" Makes it sound like a taco is the only "healthy" option in Epcot, as all there is to eat for the most part is cotton candy and french fries.
Then Saturday night, after dining at Hollywood Brown Derby, and telling us not to miss the grapefruit cake, they "At 9 p.m., after a round of rides, we make our way lakeside to see IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth, a laserwater show that gives me goose bumps."
Read it for a laugh, or a rant like me. LOL
Guess they MAGICALLY appear the the correct lake in a different park.
