Oh, I agree with you. Calling Frozone a Power Ranger was just funny. My point was, and thanks for agreeing, we do put some people in areas or with backgrounds or other characters that make no sense at all.
how is this for a combo:
And What time is the 3:00 parade
As a Southerner, I am with you. I was offended by the slam on the South and was attempting to show how silly it was. Hence the
And sorry to reply to something posted so long ago but since this thread has been revived and I previously missed seeing your post, I thought I'd reply.
Now, back to the show!
All i could think is this woman obviously has been to every other country in the showcase (Canada being the last in that direction) and what did she teach her children along the way?
Yep, that is the correct answer, the only thing you could add is to arrive 30 minutes prior for a good spot.
My first visit to WDW was in 1972 and by my username, you can see I am a former cast member, so over the years I've been the innocent, the know it all, and the idiot. Having kids will do that to a person, as will 10 hour days in the Florida summer sun. :lol: I'll also admit I didn't read this whole thread, so some of this may have been said already . . . but here goes:
And What time is the 3:00 parade
It is easy to laugh at that question and I admit I did, too. But the question is not as dumb as it seems. When you've been to the Magic Kingdom enough times, you will see the parade begin on Main Street and end at Frontierland, while other times it is just the opposite. So, often times what the person wants to know is - "what time will the 3:00 parade get to this area?" It can take a good 20-30 minutes for the 3:00 parade to come by Pecos Bill's if it starts on Main Street, and with fast pass times and ADR's, that extra time can be important in deciding whether to camp out and wait for it or to move along to the queue for Pirates or Splash. :shrug:
A lot of questions that seem dumb as dirt actually have some merit to them when you peel back the surface and dig to find what they mean.
Still, I'm not saying we guests don't say some dumb things or ask some dumb questions. . . :lol:
One things for sure, that kid is going to be scared of costumed characters for the rest of his life!
Omg i read every post here and am laughing so hard it hurts :ROFLOL::ROFLOL:
I have a few to share but I sincerely want you all to know a few of these have to do with me being Canadian and I mean no disrespect to Americans. I just found some of these funny and hope you will too.
I was in line for Tower of Terror with a friend of mine, I'm from Nova Scotia, she's from British Columbia (if you're not familiar with the location of these provinces...you will be in a minute) There was an older couple in front of us from Arizona and we were all chatting, passing time in line (you meet the best people that way)
When they asked where we were from we explained we were both from Canada and gave our provinces. They didn't know where either was so I said, "Nova Scotia is next to Maine and B.C is north of Washington State" They both looked shocked and the wife said "You mean Canada goes all the way across? It must be almost as big as the U.S" :lol:
(I didn't bother telling her that Canada is actually bigger)
The other two that were funny happened at the canadian pavilion. As I was walking toward the movie attraction I overheard one woman say she wanted to go in the "Booty-Queue" That would be the french gift shop the "Boutique" But hey, if there's a queue to get some Canadian booty point me there :animwink:
The last one made me cringe. A woman and her two children (a boy around 7 and a girl around 5) were coming from the UK pavilion toward the Canadian pavilion. As I passed them the little girl asked if Canada was "owned" by England as well. the mothers response........."No honey, Canada is owned by the United States" :brick: Well, some might think it's true but I'm one Canadian who likes to stand on my own
keep posting...i love these stories...I KNOW I have some more
