bdearl41
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Hey i like the effort!
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One hour: Magic Kingdom
- Thread starter Phantom_Cookie
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Hey i like the effort!
Stu bailey
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Go to Epcot.
taz0162
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You will need 1h32m to do this with no wait and no walkSo basicaly still with no wait and walk, your time will end just after your 2nd ride on BTMRR
Plus the risk to end like Skippy in the teleportation process between the ride
Soarin' Over Pgh
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Haunted Mansion over and over and over. Until the entire ride is photographed and on my camera disc... black and white, and color.
okw2006
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Splash, BTMR, Pirates then swing by and get a dole whip float on the way out the gate!I decided starting a series of threads about this would be fun!
The premise: You've got one hour in MK, what do you do?!
Susan Savia
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Well providing there are no lines, no strollers and ECVs in my way to slow me down, I'd ride Pirates, Haunted Mansion, Splash, Buzz, and grab a creme cheese stuffed pretzel and if there was any time left, take a bunch of pictures on main street without people walking in front of me.
Everyone loves a good Dole whip, but would you trade your hour for 2 weeks worth of Dole whips?
DisneyGuyNYC
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Noooooope.
bubbles1812
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If we are talking realistic here, I'd hit Splash, Mansion, and Philharmagic. Don't think there'd be time for more than three and three would be pushing it. If there was more time, I'd add in a ride on Pirates. And I'd walk out with a Mickey pretzel.
GoochDSA
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Well, after some thought, here is what I have come up with:
On a normal park day, I would just people watch for an hour on MSUSA.
If it is an unrealistic scenario, I would invite anyone who wanted to join in 1 massive game of paintball. Yes, it would take more than an hour, but I don't care... I have a paintball gun and security doesn't.
On a normal park day, I would just people watch for an hour on MSUSA.
If it is an unrealistic scenario, I would invite anyone who wanted to join in 1 massive game of paintball. Yes, it would take more than an hour, but I don't care... I have a paintball gun and security doesn't.
Chrononymous
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A couple on rides on Splash, and finish with a couple of rides on Haunted Mansion.
JIMINYCR
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With just an hour, I wouldnt want to waste time waiting in a ride line so I'd probably grab a dole whip, and just meander through the various paths and walkways enjoying the sight of everyone enjoying their day. Stopping to trade a few pins every now and then. Ride the train around the circuit. Sit with Roy and Minnie on their bench. Then cry because the hour is up.
atsolomon
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Let's say it was at rope drop, you could experience a fair number of rides. Pirates or Haunted Mansion would be high on my list. Maybe something counter-intuitive like Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse thrown in. With only one hour, I'd want to concentrate on enjoying the atmosphere and background music.
I did have a somewhat similar scenario in 2004. I was in WDW for a company retreat. We had one free afternoon, about three hours as I recall. I took a number of my teammates on a quick tour of MK. We did: Space Mountain, Buzz Lightyear, possibly Small World, Philharmagic, Big Thunder, Pirates, Haunted Mansion, maybe even the WEDway People Mover. I think we also saw the Tiki room preshow w/the voices of Don Rickles and Phil Hartman (the only good thing about that version). To get all that done we had to a fair amount of very fast walking. ;-)
--Adam
I did have a somewhat similar scenario in 2004. I was in WDW for a company retreat. We had one free afternoon, about three hours as I recall. I took a number of my teammates on a quick tour of MK. We did: Space Mountain, Buzz Lightyear, possibly Small World, Philharmagic, Big Thunder, Pirates, Haunted Mansion, maybe even the WEDway People Mover. I think we also saw the Tiki room preshow w/the voices of Don Rickles and Phil Hartman (the only good thing about that version). To get all that done we had to a fair amount of very fast walking. ;-)
--Adam
