Recent content by Pluto008

Yeah but rnr compared to millennium force is a fun kiddie ride

C'mon all what thrill ride does uni have that matches it's a small world or journey into imagination or many other thrill rides Disney has

Really was just a all around answer not directed at anyone. Just saying that no two people are the same

The truth is you won't know until you get to a resort whether you will like it or not. So maybe best thing if you go every year is to spend a little of that time checking out a few prospective resorts to get your feel on them. Because I may or may not like a certain resort, restaurant, or ride...

Perhaps?

You mean when it doesn't share with Port Orleans resort which adds close to 3 thousand rooms and a lot extra time to your trip. For me I'd rather stay pop century preferred room and be just a couple minutes to the one bus stop that goes only to pop.

I have a picture of myself 8 years ago only person on splash mountain. It was 26 degrees at that time. The Disney people said anybody that gutsy deserve a free picture

Another thing to think about and probably make your mind up for you. Cbr rooms have queen size beds while little mermaid rooms are only full size.

At Disney there is no age limit. As long as it makes you happy and isn't illegal or morally wrong go for it.its called the happiest place on Earth for a reason

Beats the hell out of work anytime. They clean your room, they cook your food, you can pick any of a thousand things to do, yeah I'd say I work for my vacation but it would be awesome to say I vacation for my work

A year lol

Sorry was talking about cbr

Something to think about if your going to all 4 parks it's the most centralized of any moderate resort. If you pull up distance from resorts to theme park it will show you

Old key West and Saratoga springs although I'm sure they're alright just for the money very little value. You can stay at animal kingdom lodge for the same price