Defintely don't follow MLS, we follow all the football leagues in England, and check a few foreign leagues occasionally e..g La Liga, Bundesliga. I did check if there was an Orlando MLS game on our upcoming stay, just for the experience, but to be honest, as the only adult on the trip, I am too nervous to drive around Orlando late at night, or use Ubers.
A little too patriotic for us. No offence meant. Only watched the film once, years ago, has it changed recently? . We prefer China and Canada films. Have great memories though of meeting Mr and Mrs Claus at the pavilion every year we visited for Christmas. Will be trying Regal Eagle on this year's trip
You can contact the stadium directly for tips on transportation to help with your concerns. You could also get a taxi from your hotel/Disney Springs to the stadium directly and probably back to the hotel as well. It's only 20 minutes from WDW by road according to Google maps.
You tell me? This was one of the latest videos I found on YouTube.A little too patriotic for us. No offence meant. Only watched the film once, years ago, has it changed recently? . We prefer China and Canada films. Have great memories though of meeting Mr and Mrs Claus at the pavilion every year we visited for Christmas. Will be trying Regal Eagle on this year's trip
Yes, Miami in 2005. Watched the fireworks in the city and couldn't get a cab back to South Beach for hours
If you do visit again during the 4th of July, I would recommend the WDW fireworks instead or the Macy's Fireworks in NYC. They are better with much better crowd control.Yes, Miami in 2005. Watched the fireworks in the city and couldn't get a cab back to South Beach for hours
No to the genuine American hot dog. Can't say I like hot dogs in general really, although is that because I haven't tried a genuine American one? I tried a corn dog once, that was an interesting experience. Few years ago mind you so wouldn't mind giving it a go again!
It’s a good quality production, saw it last week. Some of the claims for US achievements are over the top and not accurate. Bell, Carnegie and Muir are all Scots.
I'd be really sad and ask all the practical questions about utility bills and the likes, how they work in the States to see if its different etc. Do you have anything like a council tax that homeowners pay to the local authorities for their properties that contribute towards local services?
Whoops sorry yes it did thank you, I got sidetracked reading it while at work!
). Otherwise I've not seen any fireworks or anything. Due to UK school holidays I don't think I ever will as they don't break up until the end of July.
I don't think I could handle that!
I couldn’t cope with the sales tax situation if I lived in the US it would drive me mad. I like to know the TOTAL price of an item I’m buying as shown on the price tag, I don’t like having to guess what the actual price is until my purchase has been put through the till. I don’t really understand why supermarkets etc can’t just include the sales tax in the total price so you know what you’re paying? I understand different states might have different taxes etc but surely their pricing system can allow for that?
I didn't know either of these things! How much annual leave we talking? And people who aren't self employed have to do their own tax returns?If I ever worked there I think I'd ask why you get so little annual leave!
Also having to do your own tax returns
I'm so glad its not just me. I dont think it's as much of a problem now cash isn't as common a payment method, but years ago I remember getting so frustrated when going to pay with cash and trying to guess how much I'd need to get out to cover it - never got it right!
It depends on where you live how transparent tax collection is and where it goes but speaking towards what homeowners pay and what they are paying for:
Thank you that's really interesting!
