dingoballs
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Well.....not to be a bummer but DS was a major downer on our trip.![]()
He is 17 and a good nice polite kid but he is sick of WDW and he let us know.
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I wish we could have left him at home...we all would have been much much happier. Honestly the arcade at GF leaves a lot to be desired & there is not much to do there for teens - or maybe we're missing something
. He used to monorail over to the CR's arcade, but this time he was disappointed because when they moved the arcade up to the 4th floor he said they took out the "good" games. Not sure what he considers "good", but he is a gamer so he would know. But, I do have to say I don't think it would matter where we stayed. (Although his absolute favorite is the CR so that MIGHT have made him happier but I doubt it) It's really the WDW experience he's sick of. (except for the fact that he's a grump no matter where we vacation
.....he wants to just be home with his friends) He did go to Disney Quest and wound up buying an AP for that but after 3 days there and at DTD he said "It's lost its luster".
He saw some movies, went to the Virgin Megastore, hung out at DQ but I think he's done. I know I am.....no more family trips with DS17 for a long time.
I used to miss him if he didn't come with, but forget that. He just brought us down and it was a waste of money.
MickeyMaz, that is cute! I wondered if they used that theater. It looked too nice to sit empty.
Tink - That is so true. The world is changing and WDW is reflecting that.I just remember how it USED to be and how the guests used to be and it's a sad contrast.
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Hi Channing,
Thanks for posting all those great pics! Made me feel like I was reliving our most recent trip there. LOL
Bummer about your DS's attitude. Did you guys consider doing a split stay at WDW and Universal Orlando? I'm pretty sure DS would have enjoyed all the rides at IOA as well as the studio...
Allen