Rista1313
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Sorry I wasn't trying to be insulting, I'm just truly curious on how things like this happen.
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Sorry I wasn't trying to be insulting, I'm just truly curious on how things like this happen.
NickPytlinski
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lol no i know, didn't think you was
. its all good.the mrs booked it, in all honesty i think she booked the wrong restaurant thinking it was a different one. I was surprised they didn't take a hefty surcharge at time of booking for this one. i mean its more expensive than character dining and they have you pay upfront for that lol
Rista1313
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lol no i know, didn't think you was
the mrs booked it, in all honesty i think she booked the wrong restaurant thinking it was a different one. I was surprised they didn't take a hefty surcharge at time of booking for this one. i mean its more expensive than character dining and they have you pay upfront for that lol
It probably happens quite often
Weather_Lady
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You're right - if one is a casual visitor, it's really easy to mix things up! My DH still doesn't quite know the difference between "Downtown Disney" and "Main St., U.S.A." as both names evoke a similar vibe. When I told him a few years ago it was about to get easier because Downtown Disney was now called "Disney Springs," he got confused because he assumed that meant it was now a hotel (a la Saratoga Springs, Coronado Springs, etc.). Disney doesn't always make it easy (e.g., Liberty Tree Tavern vs. Liberty Inn, Yak & Yeti Restaurant vs. Yak & Yeti CS, San Angel Inn vs. Hacienda San Angel, etc.) - but I guess learning is part of the fun.
Rista1313
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You're right - if one is a casual visitor, it's really easy to mix things up! My DH still doesn't quite know the difference between "Downtown Disney" and "Main St., U.S.A." as both names evoke a similar vibe. When I told him a few years ago it was about to get easier because Downtown Disney was now called "Disney Springs," he got confused because he assumed that meant it was now a hotel (a la Saratoga Springs, Coronado Springs, etc.). Disney doesn't always make it easy (e.g., Liberty Tree Tavern vs. Liberty Inn, Yak & Yeti Restaurant vs. Yak & Yeti CS, San Angel Inn vs. Hacienda San Angel, etc.) - but I guess learning is part of the fun.
You're right, they don't make it easy with all their similar naming! And people also don't realized that there is a LOT of researching needed for Disney... that's why, I feel like Disney is one place that one should always use a Disney Travel agent with (no I'm not an agent!) in order for them to help guide people with all of this overload of information.
I use to be a corporate travel agent, so I picked up on that right away... and honestly researching disney is the funnest part of booking the trip in my opinion! But for people who just want to book and go... Disney is not ideal.
Shouldigo12
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What restaurants do you have booked, OP? You may not need to worry about a dress code at all.
Which people constantly ignore...
Tell that do the dudes that show up in wife beaters and bathing suits who got sat at the YM....
Shouldigo12
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Sounds like I don't need to haha.
Cargo shorts should never be worn in life in general
Umm, being at a theme park is one exception. I personally don’t want my phone, charger and extra battery falling out of my pocket on a ride.
danyoung56
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It's a long standing fight that I've never understood. Some folks just don't like cargo shorts, while others (me included) think they're just another item of clothing.
OneofThree
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There is no "fight", just a crime against humanity.
"Yes, cargo shorts really are that bad — here's what you should wear instead"
Cargo pocketed shorts are the single worst item a man can wear in the spring and summer. Yes, we're willing to go that far. We feel that strongly about it.
Many men are finally understanding that cargo shorts are a scourge, and are buying fewer of them.
https://www.businessinsider.com/why-no-man-should-wear-cargo-shorts-2017-5
"Nice Cargo Shorts! You’re Sleeping on the Sofa"
Dane Hansen, who operates a small steel business in Pleasant Grove, Utah, says that throughout his 11-year marriage, 15 pairs of cargo shorts have slowly disappeared from his closet. On the occasions when he has confronted his wife about the missing shorts, she will either admit to throwing them away or deflect confrontation by saying things like, “Honey, you just need a little help.”
https://www.wsj.com/articles/nice-cargo-shorts-youre-sleeping-on-the-sofa-1470082856
danyoung56
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See? Long standing fight. If you want ammunition on the "for" side, just go to your local mall and look around. Many, MANY people still wear the cargo shorts, so I'm not going to worry about those who are on the "against" side.
danyoung56
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It's not like us to see things differently . . . . .