pkondz
Oh dear, I've got the silly thing in reverse
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Sashayers usually don't skedaddle as easily as you! Good job!
I'm multi-bipedal.
I thought $150 for MM was too much to pay last November, too, so I got into a great share group. Paid less than $17. Total. But we only got about 40 or 50 pictures. We never planned to look for the Photopass photographers - it was a more relaxed trip.
$17???? Whoa. That is one good deal!
I love this ride! First time was with my oldest grandson, and you're right, it was a blast! As we were exiting the ride, we saw a couple of people in front of us go through a door off the corridor, and we followed them. It took us right back up to where you board, and we got on, again!
So you readily admit you will cheat the system and others if there is something in it for you.
Gotcha.
I always look straight ahead but won't next time.
I don't recall for sure if it's both sides or just on one side.
Look around (if you can remember to do anything on that ride!) you'll be surprised.
Love the drop - that's the best part.
Whoops! Looks like you had a little typo there.
you wrote "best" when what you meant to type was "stomach achingly, nauseatingly worst"
Silly auto correct.
My youngest granddaughter cannot handle the story and the scary part leading up to the drop, so she and I had to use the chicken door, and left my older granddaughter on the ride.
When you use the chicken door, you go straight down in an elevator from the loading area to just before where everyone exits to the gift shop. We waited there for my older granddaughter, then I was told to go back up in the same way I had left, and I was immediately put into a car for the ride.
I know all about the chicken door!
Well..... sort of.
When I took the DDs on it ,DD8 was super excited to try it while DD12 was just so-so.
Afterwards, we went again,
but DD8 didn't want anything to do with it while DD12 wanted to go again.
So DD8 took the chicken exit.
Before I went on this trip, DD8 (now 14) kept telling me to take the chicken exit.
"You have to try it!!"
I don't know why she thought it was so amazing, but...

Nevertheless, I rode the ride, not the chicken exit.
Because he's Steven 'frican Tyler!

As long as nobody peed in that pool, you're okay.

I'm pretty sure I was the first to guess all 3. I should have had bonus points..
Hmmm..... I dunno.
I do remember thinking that...
but then decided that I was being very generous with the points already.
random points, even, for pointing out that nobody peed in your gene pool! (You know that saying nice things runs counter to my nature!)
Well, that's true at least.
This is a fun queue. I love walking through slowly.
And I don't know if I ever have.
I think the only times I've gone on
there was no one there so I went through pretty quickly.
You have a body double? You should have coordinated clothing and parks for the next day.
We did.
What we didn't do was coordinate time.
I think you did a pretty good job.
Thanks! I really thought people would point and laugh.
I mean at the picture and at my drawing abilities.
I'm used to for all the other reasons.
Skedaddling and sashaying on the same day - you've got some skills.

I have an absolute relaxed state and a high energy "get outta my way" state... but not much in between.
Who knew!
I know! Although I've since read that he had a piano in his office.
Still.... I had no idea.
I still have no idea what the occasion was when that shot was taken.
He must not have been Canadian.

Never seen it but always wanted to, so last November I booked the Fantasmic meal package for our HS day with dinner at Mama Melrose's. A couple of months before the trip, I got a call from the restaurant saying that Fantasmic was cancelled for that day, so I cancelled the dinner ADR and booked Sci Fi. A week before our trip they added a Fantasmic for that night.
Oh, man! Talk about frustrating!
That's almost exactly the type of situation that Andy was talking about.
We could have just gone through the standby line and seen the show, but our dinner ADR was late and the girls were getting tired.
Yeah, don't go if the kiddos are too tired and are going to be cranky
which prevents you from enjoying the show.
But don't be afraid to go standby... as long as you go early, there's no problem.
That's how we did it.
I bought them each some kind of shiny thing
and popcorn and drinks to keep them happy.
Anything less than 15 minutes is okay. End of the day that's probably average.
That did seem to be the case for me, at least.
This whole post disappeared 3 times while I was putting it together, so a couple of quotes are no longer there. It left my responses all messed up, so I had to come back and edit.
Oh, that's too bad.
I'm kind of surprised though.
While I save my chapters to Word in between typing sessions,
I haven't had to use it since the entire post is still waiting for me when I come back.
I haven't lost anything yet, except for that one time.
And that was probably my fault, not the site's or the 'puter's.
He Sashays; he skedaddles; he bumbles! Is there no end to his talents?
No.
No there isn't.
Wait 'til you see what I do on Wednesday of this report.
I think you should take away his points and give them to me.
And again you give him points!
Deduct! Deduct!

No, it really was very good. Most of us are still stuck back on the stick people type of drawing. Tigger doesn't do well as a stick character.
No. Tigger definitely does not do well as a stick figure.
You draw the stick figure and then try to stick on his bouncy tail and... voila.
Innapropriate stick figure.
BTMRR v. RNRC? Hmm. I love them both, but BTMRR is my favorite when I'm in Magic Kingdom, and RNRC is when I'm in HS.
Exactly!
So here's the challenge:
You have two choices.
You will be blindfolded, ears plugged, nose pinched,
(no sight, smell, sounds)
taken to either DHS or MK, then placed in the FP+ queue for either BTMRR or RNRC.
Which do you pick?
Don't ask me!
I love the nostalgia and themeing of BTMRR but I love the ride and sounds of RNRC.
Tough one.