Miss Bella
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I have no idea what that means.
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Same. It sounds like quite the adult attraction.
Patcheslee
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Holiday World is an amusement park in Indiana opens June 14th.
Voyage is a coaster
Jrb1979
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Woodies means a wooden coaster. Airtime is when you float out of your seat when you go over hills on a coaster.
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Polynesia
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I enjoy Disney because there are a variety of rides to do. Some are very tame and others a bit more thrilling. I’ve ridden all the roller coasters at WDW but for me I enjoy going on the tame rides too and soaking in the atmosphere. It’s where the entire family can do things together, even if it’s on Peter Pan. If you’re a roller coaster enthusiast I suspect other parks would be more appealing. I am an AP holder for universal also but it’s a different vibe in their parks.
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Disney Cruise Line extends suspensions of operations through to July 27
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Disney Cruise Line extends suspensions of operations through to July 27
Guests currently booked on affected sailings will be offered the choice of a cruise credit to be used for a future sailing within 15 months of their original sail date, or a full refund.
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"Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer said he has canceled the city’s annual Independence Day fireworks display at Lake Eola Park because of the COVID-19 pandemic. He said a virtual fireworks display will be held instead. “We will still celebrate as a community, just not in person,” Dyer said."
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TIMELINE: Coronavirus - Tuesday, May 12
Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer said he has canceled the city’s annual Independence Day fireworks display at Lake Eola Park.
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Jrb1979
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Its different for me. My nieces would rather ride coasters and thrill rides over high themed ride. Theming and atmosphere doesn't do much for me.
Disstevefan1
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What are virtual fireworks?"Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer said he has canceled the city’s annual Independence Day fireworks display at Lake Eola Park because of the COVID-19 pandemic. He said a virtual fireworks display will be held instead. “We will still celebrate as a community, just not in person,” Dyer said."
TIMELINE: Coronavirus - Tuesday, May 12
Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer said he has canceled the city’s annual Independence Day fireworks display at Lake Eola Park.
Jrb1979
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You will be able to stream them online.
Polynesia
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I understand that. I’m not really a thrill seeker. Disney thrill rides are just enough for me. It’s good that there is a variety for everyone’s taste
Perhaps don't roam stay at home, log on, click and see virtual fireworks inside your cold AC home and no standing in line to go to the bathroom.
Amused to Death
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That's where you watch them on YouTube and realize how utterly unexciting they are when not viewed in person.
dolbyman
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Disney Cruise Line extends suspensions of operations through to July 27
Disney Cruise Line extends suspensions of operations through to July 27
Guests currently booked on affected sailings will be offered the choice of a cruise credit to be used for a future sailing within 15 months of their original sail date, or a full refund.
I more and more think our early October Disney cruise is not going to take place (confined with 1000s other cruisers for days at sea.. maybe a bad idea anyways) ... we are already planning some Orlando and surrounding exploration days instead and move the cruise to next year .. I wonder if we get 125% on the 125% we already got
But for that,the US needs to allow travel from Canada and Germany first anyways
dolbyman
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They get a whole lot more exiting when filmed and played back in HDR, did some recordings in Asia last year .. "holy moly"
NelleBelle
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That park is traditionally where my kids' school takes their 8th grade class trip. We drive over from Seattle, stay at a hotel with an indoor water park/laser tage/go-carts/boweling alley. We take the kids to Silverwood and turn them "loose". Occasionally the water park is open when we go. It's small enough that we're comfortable letting the kids be on their own but it has enough to keep them occupied. Would we rather go to Disney? Of course! But given that we're a private school, a lot of families have already forked out a ton on tuition and don't have the extra funds to spend on airfare to fly to Anaheim. The 8th grade class funds still have to buy a large gift for the school at graduation, pay for the class trip, and pay for graduation. This year, their trip was "cancelled", although there is talk of taking them potentially in sometime in July, depending on what Seattle does with it's Stay-at-Home orders.
Flugell
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I hope somebody who lives in Florida could help me, please. I have a villa booked near Davenport from 7th June till 28th June and the owners have not yet been in contact. I fear that if I cancel I will lose a lot of money. I have heard that short term rentals were banned under the Florida Governor’s instructions. Is this still the case? I’m hoping so because then they will have to cancel and I stand a chance of a refund! I would then have been moving to WDW so is vaguely related to the thread. I have looked on line but can’t find any up to date information. Obviously we can’t go anyway because of international travel restrictions. Many thanks in advance.
I don’t see it happening.
Amused to Death
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Googling “Short Term Rental Ban Florida” brings up a bunch of hits for me.
Here are a few:
Republicans call for end to vacation rental ban, but no word from Ron DeSantis
The vacation rental ban continues indefinitely under Phase One.
floridapolitics.com
Panama City Beach mayor writes governor to lift short-term rental ban
Newly elected Mayor Mark Sheldon believes all hospitality business owners should be treated the same. In a recent...
www.newsherald.com
Vacation rental ban continues in Phase One of Florida’s reopening
Under Phase Two, Florida residents would likely be free to book vacations.
floridapolitics.com
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