I enjoyed the Golden Zephyr the two times I rode it. It's not like I expected it to be Space Mountain. It's fun to be above the water.

I, too, am sick of Mansion Holiday and hope it will go away soon.

How could they possible "remove" the "Walt's little friend" effect? :confused:

I can't think of a single restaurant or ride that I haven't been in the park. (I've been in Club 33, just haven't eaten there.)

The best time I had in DCA was during the castmember preview with my grandma. We drank wine and had a silly time laughing, even though it was sprinkling.

I have not renewed my annual pass, nor do I intend to, for an undetermined amount of time. :eek:

The last time I was at the park was July 18, 2005.
Scary, man, scary.

Me too, GC.:(

I dislike Turkey legs because this is not Medievil Times.
I dislike churros because they are less filling, great taste.
I dislike the new menu at Rancho del Zocalo

As a kid Circlevision bored me.
Buzz Lightyear will die someday very soon. Not my favorite, but do still enjoy it.
Screw the Lawyers that "LAWYERED" alot of the attractions at Disneyland.:mad: Namely Tea cups, Skyway, and any others they got there hands on.

I have never seen "Bones" with the Mickey Ears on Indy, I have tried. :(
I love MSEP, & the 50th Remember... dreams Fireworks. And the goat trick really works!
I like the new Space Mountain, but disappointed in the queue,
I have no desire to ride the Paradise Pier rides, except California Screamin.
I like going to hell (Mr Toads) :D

I just gave this a good think and realized that there is only one attraction that I truly dislike at DCA - Golden Dreams. I enjoy everything else (now that SSL is fully gone). Soarin' is so over for me, but I don't hate it, I'm neutral on it. Screamin' bugs me because I wish it were much more thrilling, but I enjoy it in spite of that.

The ones I haven't done (Playhouse Disney and Jellyfish) don't count.

I'm certain that a new paint job will make you LOVE Golden Dreams again. :rolleyes:


(LOL - first i just posted "GD" . oops.)

Disney geek confession...

On my very first trip to WDW, I totally skipped American Adventure at Epcot. Missed it totally.
:D

I have been to Playhouse Disney, and would go again, especially if I could take my nephew.

I haven't been able to stay awake through the entirety of "Universe of Please God Is It OVER?!" at EPCOT... (well, not since about 1988 or so).

I've made a snack of cheese sauce at WDW...