The entire state. I wish that whole property coud be picked up and moved to Wyoming or something... anywhere but California.
Sorry, someone had to. (I do have no desire to visit Ca though)
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Disney(World) vs. Disney(land)?
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The entire state. I wish that whole property coud be picked up and moved to Wyoming or something... anywhere but California.
Sorry, someone had to. (I do have no desire to visit Ca though)
NemoRocks78
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Many of us avoid I-5, or the other four freeways near Disneyland. I can buzz down surface streets to Katella or Chapman and be from my place in Villa Park to the Toy Story Parking Lot in about 15 minutes without traffic, 20 minutes if there's an Angels game at the stadium or a concert at Honda Center. A 5 minute shuttle ride from the parking lot and I'm being dropped off about 75 yards from the park entry turnstiles.
It's not that simple for people who don't have the luxury of taking surface streets straight there. Many of us have to deal with the complete and total living hell that are the highways of Orange County with never-ending traffic and construction.
The freakin' middle of nowhere in Alaska would be a better location, dude.
SJN1279
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BTW, having just ridden Transformers, I can honestly say the attraction is a very poor man's Spiderman clone. Universal putting that attraction within walking distance of Spiderman will just point out Transformers overall crumminess.
RSR would a great addition to the studios, Cars Land as a whole not so much. I found CarsLand underwhelming, but RSR to be the best Disney or Universal attraction that I've ridden in quite some time.
Oh and Kong 360 rocks! Universal needs to bring that to Orlando before they bring an inferior version of Spiderman to their resort(just saying!)
RSR would a great addition to the studios, Cars Land as a whole not so much. I found CarsLand underwhelming, but RSR to be the best Disney or Universal attraction that I've ridden in quite some time.
Oh and Kong 360 rocks! Universal needs to bring that to Orlando before they bring an inferior version of Spiderman to their resort(just saying!)
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Its cheaper to fly to LAX than MCO from the UK. . Another reason DL may be a better option.
. Another reason DL may be a better option.
TP2000
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It's not that simple for people who don't have the luxury of taking surface streets straight there. Many of us have to deal with the complete and total living hell that are the highways of Orange County with never-ending traffic and construction.
I take it you've never lived in Boston?
M.rudolf
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Or New YorkI take it you've never lived in Boston?
invader
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I didn't turn out too bad.
alissafalco
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Are you sure about that??
GoofGoof
Premium Member
I flew into Tampa my last trip. To be fair, I was splitting time between WDW and Naples/Marco Island on the gulf so it made more sense to be sorta in the middle, but it was also a lot cheaper and Tampa's airport is actually pretty nice (small and convenient).
Not Wilmington!!! Could be the cancer clusters from all the chemical plants and pollution.
Reminds me of Wayne's World. "Imagine being Magically whisked away to....Delaware"
Probably too small to qualify. I agree though. Unless you are a pimp, crack dealer or run a bail bonds shop and you have to be there for work there is really no reason to live in Camden. Nice place to catch a concert though and the aquarium isn't half bad.
I'll do you one better... there is a functioning rotary phone hanging on my wall right now!
(speechless)
Are you complaining about one of the most diverse amazing states in the Union? C'mon ...
It's not that simple for people who don't have the luxury of taking surface streets straight there. Many of us have to deal with the complete and total living hell that are the highways of Orange County with never-ending traffic and construction.
Are you suggesting Florida's highways aren't under constant construction? because as someone who has been a resident since 1977, I'll say that is absolutely not the case unless you live in the middle of nowhere.
Florida's Turnpike has never NOT had active construction on it. I-95, I-75, I-4 etc ... as soon as one project wraps, a new one begins, even if there's no reason for it.
Its cheaper to fly to LAX than MCO from the UK.
Yes, but UKers are bred to view O-Town and Central FLA as paradise. I won't comment as to why that might be!
Longhairbear
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What's the latest on the DL Tomorrowland attractions? Anything green lit?
Yes. No details ... from what I understand they are even starting basic backstage prep work (or will be soon). I hope to know more after heading out next month.
Longhairbear
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Thanks. My next trip to DL isn't until Oct., and hoping to bump into our old crew so I can ask what they know, if anything.
NemoRocks78
Seized
Uh, no. I know perfectly well that there's often construction on Florida roadways. I was born and raised in West Palm Beach. Perhaps the construction comment was unnecessary, but I've just been a bit ticked lately over projects that close off all but 1-2 lanes on the 5 and 405 on heavily-traveled weekend evenings. They've made for some very unpleasant drives back to San Diego County from Anaheim or L.A. recently, heh. But the never-ending traffic is definitely an issue (as are many other things, but this isn't the place to discuss that).