Recent content by SilentRascal

Yeah...that'll be happening the same day all four parks are linked by monorail.

Disney definitely has the way and means to expand the monorail line...after all, they certainly have the money to go around building more unnecessary resorts, so they surely have the money to extend the monorail line. It would definitely be a good thing if they did, too.

The only other country I would actually enter World Showcase to see would be Egypt (or, actually any potential pavilion containing a major ride).

But....if this first time is someone I know pretty well, then I'll also know what things they'd like and not like and can steer them away from the weaker attractions. I figure this way I'll spare them and myself the aggravation.

Which resort do you think has the best gift shopping?

I'd definitely have to steer them towards what I consider the best attractions (i.e. Tower of Terror, Spaceship Earth, Rock n' Roller Coaster, Pirates of the Caribbean, Space Mountain, etc..etc..) and spare them from the complete waste-of-time attractions (i.e. Jungle Cruise, It's a Small World...

With the latest trend of turning Disney attractions into films, what's next? - It's a Small World: The Motion Picture - Tomorrowland Transit Authority: The Movie and don't forget the action/adventure flick: Spaceship Earth: The Motion Picture

748 times......or, er....uh....wait....no make that 4 times.

The goal was to insult the (whom I consider to be) insensitive, thoughtless parents who take their children to Disney at an age where they'll remember nothing of it, depriving them of some wonderful potential experiences and memories. It appears the goal has been met, because only those types of...

Paying attention might help you see that the child's remembrance of their visit HAS EVERYTHING TO DO WITH THE ARGUMENT THAT ITS NOT OK TO TAKE THEM. Read a little more carefully and you'll see just that.

Well I'm glad to not have insulted any thoughtful parents. Only the insensitive ones.

If that was the case, the parents would have the common courtesy to bring their children to Disney when they're old enough to be able to appreciate and share in the joy of the place with their parents, not simply be brought along to smile at pretty colors and have no clue where they are or what...

Another pet peeve.....people who make things up just to counter others' statements.

The toddler would have as much, if not MORE, fun sitting in a closet at home banging on a pot with a wooden spoon. Sure they have a right to be there, but why bother taking them someplace as extravagant as Disney when they'll get nothing out of it?

Re: Re: Re: It's for the selfish parents! Again, I agree. I don't think it's worth bringing a child to Disney until they're of an age where their mind is a little more developed to the point where they can remember (on their own with no parental coaching) points of the trip. That crack about...