It's a coaster, though I was able to go on it and I'm not a coaster person. The thing about it is that it's pretty jerky. There are a couple of quick stops. The biggest issue I had with it is that I was on the end of the bench seat, and there's kind of a walled in cart and every time we turned, my elbow was slammed into that wall. It was just a very uncomfortable ride. Maybe you could find a ride through video to see if you'll be able to handle those sudden stops.
No, during the years that I was collecting tools, I couldn't afford Snap On tools. Craftsman had the same lifetime warranty, cost less and could be purchased with my Sears Credit Card.Speaking of tools, do you, @John park hopper , or @Goofyernmost ever use Snap-On Tools? Hubs is like a kid in a candy store when their truck comes around.(He doesn't buy as much as he used to -- he has more tools than a hardware store at this point.
) But they've always stood by their tools, and I know once or twice they replaced a worn/damaged one for free. (Along with his Craftsman tools, he's used Snap-on for years for everything from car mechanics to electronics building/repair.)
Hogwarts express is a train ride and it's different each way, so make sure you do one time each direction. I didn't go on popeye....I think it was closed when I was there, so I don't know about that one.
^^^^This! I am a MASSIVE Harry Potter fan, and I actually didn't like the rides because I'm not a thrill ride person. But we spent more time in the wizarding world than anywhere else. There's TONS to do...if you put A in something Harry Potter related like a house tshirt, she could get chosen for the wand experience at Olivanders, which she would love. The kid chosen gets to wave a few wands around and make some special effects. There are also interactive wands for sale and there are places throughout the wizarding world where you can use the wand to do special effects like make things move, or make it rain in one spot, etc. The shows are pretty cool....there's a sort of puppet show, almost like kabuki or joruri theater. People act out the parts with puppets. It's pretty neat. And all the shops are so intricate, it's fun just looking at them.You can spend an entire day if not more just shopping and eating in the Potter landsnot to mention the shows in them
Fair warning on Gringotts, though, the line has open staircases (the kind where you can see through the stairs) and a "rickety" elevator. If anyone in your party is afraid of elevators or that kind of staircase, don't do the walkthrough. I was SO glad that it was just my daughter and I when we went on it because A was having a rough morning and was completely over stimulated so my husband had taken him back to the resort before we even got to the park. He would have been panicking just in the pre-ride and we'd never have gotten him on another elevator in his life.
Maybe someone else can help me out, but I think despicable me was pretty bouncy...it's a simulated coaster. I had to close my eyes because it made me dizzy, but the seats move a bit. My son LOVED it....also fair warning, the preshow includes a banana-scented "fart" spray, and I know you can't stand banana smell, though it's very FAKE banana smell.
EEEK! You need to rest!! Please take care of yourself.I have pneumonia. Don’t have the flu though, which is what I thought I had.
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Thanks for the recipe.
I loved that about the cruise ships. No guests in the food area until they used the sanitizing wipes.
Now that is just sad. The boys need to make you one to make up for not leaving you anybI know I shouldn't be either but they're the about the size of a 2 1/2 pounds of meat meatloafI didn't even eat any of it
Yes, I would also. It is a trolley in the sky. I enjoyed it.
Thank you! The same to you and your family.
Postcard worthy pictures!
Oh that’s right. I forgot she detests bananas. Yep definitely banana smells in there.
might want to learn how to "wash money". Because the OMS (WHO) just warned about the virus being spread thru money.I was watching a report by some physician on the news yesterday. Just an fyi only -- apparently cold water and soap works just as well as warm water. Only very hot water (that you couldn't be able to tolerate) would kill more bacteria, when used with soap for cleaning hands.
Handwashing with cold water just as good as hot for killing bacteria
A new study shows that washing your hands with cold water instead of hot for as little as 10 seconds is enough to ward off harmful bacteria.www.medicalnewstoday.com
From the CDC:
Show Me the Science - How to Wash Your Hands | Handwashing | CDC
Information about handwashing and hand hygienewww.cdc.gov
MVMCP is the Christmas Party at the Magic Kingdom.
