Anyone have WDW questions???

Moonliner · 08-16-2005, 08:02 PM

OK, how about this one:

By and large you are talking to the uber-geeks of Disneyland here. (note: I do not dare to include myself in that elite group). We are talking folks that run through a mouse adventure faster than the average tourist can get a decent meal. People that not only notice but feel compled to comment anytime a new construction fence goes up. Folks who are on a first name basis with Jingles.

What would you say are the top five things a Disneyland aficionado extream would have to see while visiting WDW?

Note: If you say “Our larger castle” ya better duck!

BigDaddyKyle · 08-16-2005, 08:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Moonliner

OK, how about this one:

By and large you are talking to the uber-geeks of Disneyland here. (note: I do not dare to include myself in that elite group). We are talking folks that run through a mouse adventure faster than the average tourist can get a decent meal. People that not only notice but feel compled to comment anytime a new construction fence goes up. Folks who are on a first name basis with Jingles.

What would you say are the top five things a Disneyland aficionado extream would have to see while visiting WDW?

Note: If you say “Our larger castle” ya better duck!

OK, remeber that these are my picks and in no way may be yours once you visit them. These are the things that I LOVE about WDW

#5: Leave a Legacy- I love this thing at EPCOT! I have spent two hrs, there just looking at all the different faces. I have even bought one with my friend Adam for our senior trip. I'll post a pic later.

#4: Hall of Presidents- I love this because of the realness of it. It makes you think that all of the presidents are really there. When the attraction first opened, Ppl actually believed that CM were up there in costumes and they were playing the parts of the presidents!

#3: Animal Kingdom: This is one of my favorite parks. The major reason being because it is a lazy park. With lots of shade and very few REAl things to do. Its a nice place to just take a leisurely walk and slow things down a bit. I suggest doing DAK on the middle day of your vacation. Its nice to get a good relax and take things slow day amongst all the chaos that is my WDW vacation. its lets you rest.

#2: The fairways Course at Fantasia Gardens- Are you ready for some uber hard putt-putt golf? This is the place for it. It actually has sandtraps, water hazards and it easy to put your ball in the rough. Its just like real golf, but its putt-putt. I love playing this course!

And finally...

#1: The World Showcase @ Epcot- Enough said here. I love checking this place out because I am a somewhat poor man. I may not even get to visit a foreign country and this place brings a little piece of thirteen countires right to my favorite place on Earth. I love to take my time and explore the different countries. But beware this is a major sunburn zone. No trees and not a lot of shady areas to sit and "smell the daisies."

Hope this helps you out!

BDK

wendybeth · 08-16-2005, 09:39 PM

Uhm, which bank should I rob to pay for our trip out there next year? I know, it depends on where we want to stay....We're leaning toward the Grand Floridian- so should I go after Wells Fargo, or our local credit union? They seem pretty flush these days.....

(Seriously, I will be asking questions about the resort as soon as we figure out our travel dates).

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Moonliner 8/30/14 - Disneyland -10k or Bust. Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 9,022	OK, how about this one: By and large you are talking to the uber-geeks of Disneyland here. (note: I do not dare to include myself in that elite group). We are talking folks that run through a mouse adventure faster than the average tourist can get a decent meal. People that not only notice but feel compled to comment anytime a new construction fence goes up. Folks who are on a first name basis with Jingles. What would you say are the top five things a Disneyland aficionado extream would have to see while visiting WDW? Note: If you say “Our larger castle” ya better duck! __________________ - Taking it one step at a time. Last edited by Moonliner : 08-16-2005 at 08:12 PM.
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