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Walt created Disneyland as a place where both kids and parents could enjoy the park together. The same goes for WDW. He wanted everyone to be included regardless of age or class status.

Oh it is? You're right, Disney World should just be a day care where you drop off your kids and go to work for the day and pick them up after. I don't even drink other than the occasional beer "bro" but thanks for the valuable vacation tips...

Just like the last thing you're going to do at Magic Kingdom is pay $700 to sit in a white tent in TL??

Someone mentioned earlier in this thread that you could always take an uber or taxi to a nice family friendly lounge off property. That's an option that sounds like it would fit your needs perfectly. Big thanks to whoever mentioned it, you should message them and say thanks.

Right, because the dining plan is far below you... only for peasants and poors. Gimme a break, do you even read your posts before you type them or do you just verbal diarrhea onto your keyboard?

Go ahead and continue to be condescending in every thread. I'm saying that adding more on the monorail line is a fine idea. More adult lounges and bars in general would be a great addition. In fact, add 6 more adult only lounges to the GF... how does that sound?

This thread doesn't effect me so I just gloss over most of it :rolleyes:

My point is there's nothing wrong with having an adult only lounge/bar on the monorail line.

What's wrong with being on the monorail line? It lets people have a night out with some drinks and not have to worry about finding a way home and could prevent drunk driving. If anything it makes MORE sense to have adult lounges on the monorail line.

I want options... but only if they benefit me and my own personal needs. Also, don't complain or argue with me because then you're just being intentionally bitter about anything Disney does.

You're likely preoccupied with your kid to notice but it's definitely present. Like I mentioned before, on this trip alone I've already seen several incidents and it's a common theme every time I visit. Maybe not necessarily the norm but it's common enough.

I must be the luckiest person in the world because today I had the pleasure of witnessing someone display their lunch all over the Dinosaur queue. Yay...

Noticing and watching are two completely different things.

"Options." - @21stamps 2016

Yes, at least twice a trip. I know... I'm lucky. Three so far this trip, although once was a girl who was obviously just sick at MK. Felt bad for her, no one deserves to be sick on vacation. It's much easier to stomach with a Uni cleanse every few days.

Yes because obviously I'm going to make sure they are clearly identifiable while they puke in the bushes... also I would never take a picture of a random person throwing up just to prove something to someone on an internet board.

Maybe I was just one lucky guy. I agree that because I saw it a couple of times doesn't make it common place but it does happen from time to time.

You can choose to pretend it didn't happen but I did see it with my own eyes. I see it happen at least twice a trip. Next time I'll take a picture just for you, would that help you believe?

I'm just pointing out the possibilities. I'm not saying I disagree, just that it can happen.

And one persons experience doesn't reflect the majority. The park is open all year, plenty of time for wasted people to puke in the bushes.