cjack300zx
Well-Known Member
Fast pass is Awesome!!
To add to that I've never seen so many people that are afraid of thrill rides. Its not Disney but when Hagrids opened I saw a lot of people ask if it was scary. My first thought was do people only go to Disney and don't experience a Six Flags park.I miss the days when you could:
1. Get TWO FP for the same attraction on the same day.
2. I also partly miss the days when everybody didn't research everything about WDW before they went to WDW. Back when WDW still had little secrets and offered in the moment discoveries. When CM's were able to bestow little treats without EVERY WDW visitor whining if they didn't get the same treat.
I still find the idea of watching ride videos, before going on a ride a bit troubling. When did we become so fearful of trying anything new? When did we forget the fun of anticipation?
To add to that I've never seen so many people that are afraid of thrill rides. Its not Disney but when Hagrids opened I saw a lot of people ask if it was scary. My first thought was do people only go to Disney and don't experience a Six Flags park.
If you have kids odds are if you go to Disney you probably also take them to your local park. At least I would think.Probably, yes -- if you aren't interested in thrill rides, why would you go to Six Flags? There's very little else there.
If you have kids odds are if you go to Disney you probably also take them to your local park. At least I would think.
Just FYI, Alien Encounter isn't the original attraction in that location.
I'd be happy to have AE back. Whenever I went through Stitch... I couldn't help but to remember both AE and Mission to Mars. While Mission itself wasn't super exciting, it evoked the shared excitement people used to have for space travel. A kind of romantic notion that if we all worked together, we could actually reach for the stars.
Sigh.
I also still remember If You Had Wings when riding Buzz. (in the red laser room and the room just after the red laser). Sure, the ride was mostly a big ad, but it also celebrated hope and adventure.
And a NIGHTMARE at closing! Last time we went it took almost 75 minutes to get on a ferry!! I'd rather hoof it to the parking lot than rely on slow transportation (at least the parking trams are fast and come quickly)! Love the Contemporary for this option and will be glad when you can walk to GF!I like how MK has its parking lot separated from its entrance, making a boat or monorail trip necessary, and I wish all of the parks did this. It allows for a more aesthetically pleasing entrance.
To add to that I've never seen so many people that are afraid of thrill rides. Its not Disney but when Hagrids opened I saw a lot of people ask if it was scary. My first thought was do people only go to Disney and don't experience a Six Flags park.
I'm the opposite. I travel to multiple parks a summer to ride roller coasters. Theming doesn't do much for me.Different experiences appeal to different people. While thrills don’t bother me, I’ve lost my appetite for Six Flags/Cedar Fair type parks.
I'm the opposite. I travel to multiple parks a summer to ride roller coasters. Theming doesn't do much for me.
I'm the opposite. I travel to multiple parks a summer to ride roller coasters. Theming doesn't do much for me.
Its why I enjoy Cedar Fair parks better. A lot less teens in the park cause passes cost more. I think the biggest reason why I like other parks more is how much planning you have to do to really enjoy Disney.Hence, different people enjoy different things. This is a good thing. Six Flags needs thrill seekers to stay in business. I do find it odd that a Season Pass has not gone up in price in the last 20 years. It’s still $50 with free parking lol
totally agree with the Good Neighbor nonsense (at least at WDW). We usually use a Good Neighbor hotel when we go to DLR because it's totally different (No FP+ advantages, still get EMH, parks are not as crowded, etc).My list of unpopular stuff:
- Hate having to get FP to see a character, loved when characters roamed free (but that was ages ago when people had manners...)
- I think it's really crappy that Disney started the "good neighbor" hotel stuff - giving them 60+ is BS. No wonder onsite people can't get good FP
- I really love: the people mover, small world (if for no other reason than historical value), love Tiki room (it's my ringtone!)
- I'm really sad about the transformation of EPCOT.
-Love world showcase - and yes Drinking around the World! (I waited years to do this with my kids, now a tradition! we drink in moderation - sharing a sip or two...)
- I can't stand the people who insist that Disney is for kids... Adults pay the bills!
- Stayed at Poly - yes the theme is fantastic, but pool overcrowded, lots of non-resort people around, didn't love it.
- Can't stand tour groups, cheer groups, any large- loud- rude group.
but I still love Disney and can't wait to see Star Wars land!
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