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lol I'm so going to. Next time I see a little old lady using an iPad I'm gonna ask. Little old ladies are always willing to answer a question lol.

I've seen a lot of people who have an iPad and no iPhone. So there's that. Or it could be that different photo editing apps are just easier to use on an iPad because of the bigger screen, so why not just take the photos with that. Maybe I'll ask someone next time I see them using one lmao.

Yeah when I had he 6S+, which I actually used at WDW, I only had 16 because 32 was more money. So I erased all unnecessary apps, backed up and erased all photos and videos, and erased any texts/web history/cookies etc, just in case. I had Dropbox too but I ended up taking more photos with my...

True, but if your phone doesn't have a lot of photo storage and you can't back it up, then you run into a problem. Like I have Dropbox on my phone but it's useless without a connection.

Using your cell phone in another country will get you a phone bill that looks like a mortgage. I don't see many foreign people do it but I do see a lot of older people using iPads as cameras.

Some people like multiple coffees a day ( I do) so they make one at home in the morning, and get more throughout the day (like on a break from work, and a lot of work places don't have coffee machines.) Some people can't function without an iced coffee or iced latte (my husband has to have a...

Free coffee just tastes better.

Yeah even their breakfast sandwiches are way better for you than Mickey D's. I have a gold card so I don't really mind prices at all because I get free ones constantly. Or I did when I was going every day (I worked at Home Depot and would go to the Target next door every day for a break...

It also depends on the city too. Some are more expensive than others. I'm in Boston and even the nearest city (Quincy, literally a minute drive over a bridge) is cheaper.

Never have I seen any bakery item, or even a sandwich, at Starbucks, for $5.

Not to mention, I definitely don't think it sticks out. It blends in just fine IMO. We walked by it multiple times when we were looking for it, because it blended in so well, haha. And it doesn't look like w "regular Starbucks" inside either. It definitely has the "old time feel" that other...

LOL at B.

You're exaggerating.

I agree. But I don't see that as "breaking rules," just not using their brains.

Well, that's good at least. I love the way it looks.

My last trip was my first time at DHS and I loved GMR so I'm bummed it's closing, because I only got to ride it once. Does anyone know if the Chinese Theater facade is staying or going?

Hm, I think maybe the Yeti was working while we were there (September 2016) BUT I was also scared out of my wits because I hate rollercoasters, so it could have been Pee Wee Herman for all I know, lol.

Starbucks smells amazing. To respond to the actual THREAD, I don't recall ever seeing much rule breaking. I accidentally broke one on Haunted Mansion. We were in the Stretching Room and I wanted to take a photo, but my stupid iPhone turned the auto flash on. I noticed quick enough and put my...

I feel like I may be the only person on this forum that doesn't know anything about the Yeti/Bird on a stick thing. LMAO.

Driving in town SUCKS. I refuse to do it. But yes, back to Disney :joyfull: