Moonliner
04-09-2009, 06:18 AM
I ran across this article today... "The Disneyland Locals (http://www.examiner.com/x-6547-LA-Amusement-Parks-Examiner~y2009m3d28-The-Disneyland-Locals-The-forgotten-Annual-Passholder-culture-that-ruled-the-OC)"
The dragged out days of jr. high and high school were waning thin, as is the case in every city in America, except in our city, our county, and in our state of California, we had a place… a magical place - Disneyland, U.S.A.! Instead of the preferred 90’s teen hangouts of malls, local eateries, and high school football games, we hung out at the happiest place on earth. It had to be the best, right? There were unlimited rides, shows, and fireworks galore to keep us entertained during the many nights in the park. And best of all, no parents watching our every move. Here, we were as free as those Santa Ana winds I mentioned before, only for us we didn’t blow in one direction, we blew every which way throughout the park. We would come and go where and how we pleased. We flirted with every member of the opposite sex. We disobeyed the rules like never before. Simply put, we owned the park.
If I watch the videos in the article might I see anyone I know?
The dragged out days of jr. high and high school were waning thin, as is the case in every city in America, except in our city, our county, and in our state of California, we had a place… a magical place - Disneyland, U.S.A.! Instead of the preferred 90’s teen hangouts of malls, local eateries, and high school football games, we hung out at the happiest place on earth. It had to be the best, right? There were unlimited rides, shows, and fireworks galore to keep us entertained during the many nights in the park. And best of all, no parents watching our every move. Here, we were as free as those Santa Ana winds I mentioned before, only for us we didn’t blow in one direction, we blew every which way throughout the park. We would come and go where and how we pleased. We flirted with every member of the opposite sex. We disobeyed the rules like never before. Simply put, we owned the park.
If I watch the videos in the article might I see anyone I know?