DCA's World of Color

innerSpaceman · 06-13-2010, 11:15 AM

Even when I scoped out Paradise Park a few weeks ago, I instantly realized that unless someone of my stature got there hours and hours before to be up against the bayside railing, I would miss the entire show. I suppose since I would get to lean on that railing, the four hours of standing might be tolerable.

Um, not.

I think I'll content myself with whatever we can see from the Scrooge/Wenchybeth balcony or bathroom window or whatever offers a view toward DCA, even if that means the east deck of the Grand Cal Lobby - where you get a slight glimpse.

K says it's "EPIC," but I'm more inclined to believe Prudence's Greatest Hits Love Child of Fantasmic Blurry Water Screens and Bellagio Fountains Now With Color. And I've seen for myself that a guy my size better get front row - or simply not bother. Or maybe I could bring a periscope.

06-13-2010, 11:15 AM	#11
innerSpaceman Kink of Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inner Space Posts: 13,075	Even when I scoped out Paradise Park a few weeks ago, I instantly realized that unless someone of my stature got there hours and hours before to be up against the bayside railing, I would miss the entire show. I suppose since I would get to lean on that railing, the four hours of standing might be tolerable. Um, not. I think I'll content myself with whatever we can see from the Scrooge/Wenchybeth balcony or bathroom window or whatever offers a view toward DCA, even if that means the east deck of the Grand Cal Lobby - where you get a slight glimpse. K says it's "EPIC," but I'm more inclined to believe Prudence's Greatest Hits Love Child of Fantasmic Blurry Water Screens and Bellagio Fountains Now With Color. And I've seen for myself that a guy my size better get front row - or simply not bother. Or maybe I could bring a periscope.
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