tazz23
<font color=purple>Much more than just a Registere
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- Jul 21, 2003
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We also just got back from disney after spending almost 2 weeks there!(3rd til 15th sept) and there really was no crowds at disney! the longest line I saw was for peter pan which was 20min but we just got a fastpass and rode all the other rides which had lines of 5 min or under!
Another great thing was that as it was empty, the characters had little wait too so they had time to interact much more with us and the other children making it so much more special!
On the down side(and there wasnt many!) quite a few of the rides weren't working as they were doing maintenance on them, for example the aerosmith rollcoaster, festival of the lion king(i really wanted to see that as well
) and thunder mountain. The only really crowded day was sat 13th as spectromagic was on and I guess everbody went to see that- lines were awful- we waited 40 min for pirates of the caribbean But it was so worth going anyway, ive never seen anything so amazing, It felt so magical! 
We also saw universal and seaworld but unlike disney they were fairly busy- not sure why?! Think I prefered disney to these parks, as disney has more atmosphere and I was just overcome with happiness every time I set foot in the parks! gosh i sound silly!
One last thing- We stayed on International Drive and as we didnt rent a car, we took buses practically everywhere and it was fine! Everyone was really helpful and it saved a lot of money (tickets were about one dollar (75p for the english) for unlimited travel on the i-ride trolley which goes along international drive per day with children going free and for the public bus to disney 10 dollars (about £8) for unlimited travel for a week) it also meant we didnt have to worry about parking or driving on the wrong side and we met so many families from all over the world doing the same thing! I'd definately recommend doing this if you have any doubts about driving- international drive is a really nice place to stay and there are so much shops! I was in heaven in the discount outlets!
Feel free to ask anything, until then im counting down to the next holiday!!!
Another great thing was that as it was empty, the characters had little wait too so they had time to interact much more with us and the other children making it so much more special!
On the down side(and there wasnt many!) quite a few of the rides weren't working as they were doing maintenance on them, for example the aerosmith rollcoaster, festival of the lion king(i really wanted to see that as well
) and thunder mountain. The only really crowded day was sat 13th as spectromagic was on and I guess everbody went to see that- lines were awful- we waited 40 min for pirates of the caribbean But it was so worth going anyway, ive never seen anything so amazing, It felt so magical! We also saw universal and seaworld but unlike disney they were fairly busy- not sure why?! Think I prefered disney to these parks, as disney has more atmosphere and I was just overcome with happiness every time I set foot in the parks! gosh i sound silly!
One last thing- We stayed on International Drive and as we didnt rent a car, we took buses practically everywhere and it was fine! Everyone was really helpful and it saved a lot of money (tickets were about one dollar (75p for the english) for unlimited travel on the i-ride trolley which goes along international drive per day with children going free and for the public bus to disney 10 dollars (about £8) for unlimited travel for a week) it also meant we didnt have to worry about parking or driving on the wrong side and we met so many families from all over the world doing the same thing! I'd definately recommend doing this if you have any doubts about driving- international drive is a really nice place to stay and there are so much shops! I was in heaven in the discount outlets!
Feel free to ask anything, until then im counting down to the next holiday!!!
