Recent content by mickEblu

I haven't. To be honest I didn't even realize those were bungalows you could stay in but in hindsight it makes sense. Do you live in Southern California? They take walk ins. Just might have to wait a bit. Or make a reservation and you can be eating those glorious beignets by the end of August.

It was the story of a breastfeeding infant whose working mom, Ava, just came back home after a week from a job that was out of town.

Had no idea! My wife and I love Ruby’s. Makes sense. We drove by their charming Laguna location we didn’t know existed and we’re going to try on our next visit out there. Might have to try Lighthouse too. The beignets at Beachcomber were out of this world. They were basically air pockets that...

You have a dirty mind

I love Back to Ava's Tit 2! Such a classic.

Yeah I mean he has nothing to lose but I wouldn’t get my hopes up.

Maybe in the past. They don’t make exceptions for just about anything anymore and it’s been like this for at least 5+ years.

Correct. I deleted my post. I guess I didn’t really read his entire post and assumed he was up for renewal in October. Yeah he would only be able to upgrade in April or if they happen to be on sale in October which is highly unlikely.

Yeah this was my takeaway when I first saw the parade in 2015. That it lacked the charm of MSEP and that the song was just too Pop(y) for Main Street/ Disneyland. Over the years it has grown on me due to a tiny bit of nostalgia (a lot was better back in 2016) and lack of a consistent nighttime...

lol. It happens… 25 % of the time.

There’s a rumor they might be adding Rapunzels tower to the attraction.

You remember what happens in Avatar 2? Like the details?

We had a great time. A few people in the reviews were also surprised the place only had lukewarm reviews so I’m thinking maybe they re just not consistent at the moment and I got lucky. All the dishes had a nice finesse to them. If someone likes big bold flavors they probably won’t like this...

Same here. Once in the theatre. I might give it a go one of these nights at home. I suppose this is what happens when one of the biggest selling points of the franchise is the spectacle of it all on the big screen. The film loses a lot of its perceived value on the tv at home.

Agree mostly but I think there are a couple caveats. When getting ready to watch to the watch the sequel of the original film you haven’t seen in a while or marathon type movies like Star Wars, Indiana Jones and maybe one day Avatar.