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For some shocking news, check out Al's latest column on miceage.com.
See www.miceage.com/allutz/al100306a.htmHollyster2 said:I can't find the article on the site! What did it say?
FWIW, the island attraction has deteriorated in recent years, with political correctness changes made to the experience, and almost nothing very fun going on there anymore.MagicalMomAZ said:THat makes me sad. I too didn't visit it often but it is a part of history that has been ignored. Makes me want to go get som Mark Twain to read to my kids!! The fact that it's obvious no one appreciates it just proves we have let some of the good stuff get away from our kids.
I like history, I love tradition & when it's gone, it's saddening.![]()
MATTERHORN said:My kids can't be the only ones that still have a great time on TSI? Right? I guess we must be in thte minority but my kids beg to go over there, they love the caves and bridges and just being able to run around a bit after standing in lines. There are no lines!!! That's the best part about the island, and now I bet there will be. It will be a giant outdoor innoventions with video games and pirates laser tag. It's sad...
Does no one really teach there kids to use their imaginations anymore? My kids are young so they have no clue yet who Tom Sawyer was, but they have fun there anyways. (Granted it could use a few bathrooms) But I digress, I guess I am alone! My six year old doesn't even have a cell phone yet (GASP!) the poor girl~
Andrea
At one time TSI may have been on a caliber with local parks. Not anymore. I can see why kids (my kids included) go ho-hum to TSI.MATTERHORN said:What about going to a regular park at home? Will your kids not play because it's not "themed"? Just curious, because I don't see why it matters about who's name is on the island. It's just good old fashioned playtime over there, without anything that's plugged in. It's too bad people can't appreciate that anymore!