It’s about the same to be honest. Coming home always kicks since it’s a through the night flight and we’re flying east so we loose time. It must be an age thing but it takes longer to recover than it used to! I usually need a week back home to feel right again now. Or maybe it’s the 18 hours a day every day that we tend to do when on holiday!
This year we did find flying to the west coast tiring. Up at 6am our time, an 8 hour flight at 11am to Atlanta, then a 5 hour flight after a 2 hour layover to San Francisco. Got to the hotel about 10pm Pacific time which was 6am the next day according to our bodies. We collapsed onto bed, only to be wide awake at 430am pacific time since our bodies thought it was the afternoon. We packed 5 days worth of sightseeing into 3 days and then flew to Orange County when the long days really began. Disneyland’s regular hours were insane if you’re used to Orlando. Opens for everyone at 8am. Open until 10pm or later for everyone. And we sustained that for another 10 days. I’d imagine that, plus the jet lag inducing 11 hour flight east coming home is what did me in!
Kind of makes our usual 3 weeks in Orlando seem like a walk in the park
I cannot imagine 3 weeks straight of vacation...It’s about the same to be honest. Coming home always kicks since it’s a through the night flight and we’re flying east so we loose time. It must be an age thing but it takes longer to recover than it used to! I usually need a week back home to feel right again now. Or maybe it’s the 18 hours a day every day that we tend to do when on holiday!
This year we did find flying to the west coast tiring. Up at 6am our time, an 8 hour flight at 11am to Atlanta, then a 5 hour flight after a 2 hour layover to San Francisco. Got to the hotel about 10pm Pacific time which was 6am the next day according to our bodies. We collapsed onto bed, only to be wide awake at 430am pacific time since our bodies thought it was the afternoon. We packed 5 days worth of sightseeing into 3 days and then flew to Orange County when the long days really began. Disneyland’s regular hours were insane if you’re used to Orlando. Opens for everyone at 8am. Open until 10pm or later for everyone. And we sustained that for another 10 days. I’d imagine that, plus the jet lag inducing 11 hour flight east coming home is what did me in!
Kind of makes our usual 3 weeks in Orlando seem like a walk in the park
Weird, because their section on this forum is the furthest thing from mellow or laid back.
I’m reasonably confident flamingo crossings is the only shopping shopping development Disney is planning for that region.
Those are the angry types...zealots in many ways. But still huge, paying Disney fans...still good opinions and not to be discounted
They overbought originally...there’s never been much of a reason to buy more until now when they have entered the “urban sprawl” era.
A learned opinion. Thank you for this.
...the gates are open and the TRex is out.
I should clarify. I’m not saying that I don’t think they will invest in additional real estate development. I think they absolutely will. I was saying that I don’t think they have any current/active plans for development except flamingo crossings.I would disagree...nobody here knows what they’re longterm planning...but the likelihood is more residential/retail/mixed uses development is something I’d think they’d hard consider. They built that ridiculous golden oak...they’re building a target
That is far more Likely than a park project. People don’t want to hear it...but that kinda investment is highly unlikely.
I could be wrong but I am pretty sure village F is land that Disney owned and sold to a thrid party ,I do not think the land Disney just brought is related .Unicorp I think is the one that brought that land a few months ago.
According to OBJ a few months ago ,Disney no longer owns the Village F land they sold it to unicorp.
