News Round Up 2016

[lockedoutlogic]

Neither of those are attractions. Stitch is what I was getting at. The noodle bar is rarely open and the fireworks areas are not in tomorrowland. Also you missed it maybe but those FP areas aren't FP anymore. They have done away with FP for parades and fireworks at MK.

I gotta teach you sarcasm, kid

 

[rteetz]

I gotta teach you sarcasm, kid

I figured it was but that just didn't make sense. You have to at least relate it lol.

 

[lockedoutlogic]

I figured it was but that just didn't make sense. You have to at least relate it lol.

No offense...but you come from the "land of literal"...

I'm gonna veto you on this one​

 

[jade1]

Really...this is one of those things that I'll never "come around too"

Just superfluous nonsense

You are probably not the target market for everything.

 

[Fantasia79]

News?

Disneyland food & wine, $199 winemaking discussion with Kurt Russell. No offense to Mr. Russell, whom I sure is a wonderful conversationalist, but I'd rather talk to an actual vintner for $199.

https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/b...ey-california-adventure-food-wine-festival-2/

 

[rteetz]

News?

Disneyland food & wine, $199 winemaking discussion with Kurt Russell. No offense to Mr. Russell, whom I sure is a wonderful conversationalist, but I'd rather talk to an actual vintner for $199.

https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/b...ey-california-adventure-food-wine-festival-2/

I thought I posted that. I've heard good reviews of food and wine so far but it's expensive which isn't unexpected.

 

[Fantasia79]

I thought I posted that.

Oh no! I'm sorry, should've checked. Promise I'm not trying to take your gig!

 

[rteetz]

Oh no! I'm sorry, should've checked. Promise I'm not trying to take your gig!

No that's okay sometimes I do miss things it's good to have the rest of you here to make sure!

 

[lockedoutlogic]

You are probably not the target market for everything.

You're probably right...but that probably means I'm "above the bar" on this one

 

[916chipndale]

Universal has-all of the the Universal Orlando Hotels rent cabanas, they start at $100 a day, I think 4 seasons for example is like $200. GF does 1/2 and full days-$150 and $230.

I am pretty sure the Polynesian also used to have rentable cabanas. Surprised they didnt make it back to the main pool area and am also surprised the ones at the quiet pool are free.

 

[rteetz]

I am pretty sure the Polynesian also used to have rentable cabanas. Surprised they didnt make it back to the main pool area and am also surprised the ones at the quiet pool are free.

That's an easy upcharge Disney could do and I'm surprised they don't.

 

[jade1]

You're probably right...but that probably means I'm "above the bar" on this one

Of course you are.

 

[lockedoutlogic]

Of course you are.

Some things aren't "up to opinion", you know?

Some things are just _tupid

...fill in the blank

 

[Eoghann]

I am pretty sure the Polynesian also used to have rentable cabanas. Surprised they didnt make it back to the main pool area and am also surprised the ones at the quiet pool are free.

That sort of arrangement seems very common everywhere (hotels, parks etc.) It's always struck me as terrible value, but not a big deal.

Unless, the area is designed in such a way there's no other shade... In which case it's cheap and scammy.

 

[wareagle57]

Well it's not the worst attraction in Tomorrowland.

I love the Laugh Floor, and so does anyone new that I introduce to it. It's corny, but it's a lot of fun.

 

[lockedoutlogic]

That sort of arrangement seems very common everywhere (hotels, parks etc.) It's always struck me as terrible value, but not a big deal.

Unless, the area is designed in such a way there's no other shade... In which case it's cheap and scammy.

Yeah...you said it more eloquently than I could...

I get the need for luxury and special accommodations...
...but this type of thing just says "vanity". "Privacy" in a public area.

 

[Eoghann]

I love the Laugh Floor, and so does anyone new that I introduce to it. It's corny, but it's a lot of fun.

I find it an absolute bore myself.

 

[jlundeen]

I love the Laugh Floor, and so does anyone new that I introduce to it. It's corny, but it's a lot of fun.

Well, I don't think it's the first attraction on my list, but I always try to get there once during each trip. Cute, and I love the interactive humor, especially with kids...

 

[skier_pete]

I love the Laugh Floor, and so does anyone new that I introduce to it. It's corny, but it's a lot of fun.

I find it an absolute bore myself.

I'm in the middle - we really like it, but DD wanted to do it twice in a row last trip. Don't ever do that. You realize it really is almost the exact same jokes every time, with a little bit of improv from audience response.

 

[jade1]

That sort of arrangement seems very common everywhere (hotels, parks etc.) It's always struck me as terrible value, but not a big deal.

Unless, the area is designed in such a way there's no other shade... In which case it's cheap and scammy.

We rent shade every day when we are at Clearwater overnight.

I suppose they could just tack on the cost to each room and have a dedicated room umbrella or cabana-but that would be more than they need to put up each day, and some maybe most would prefer to not have to pay for one if they don't use it.