Lol. How did you know my name? Oh, you stalked my profile.
I've actually tried alcohol before. In MD, it's legal to drink at home with parental consent. I found out that half of one is enough for me, so sitting in the bar drinking...probably not the best idea. 
Last time I was there, I walked straight through the theater at Norway. Didn't stay for the post ride show. You don't have to sit through it, it's not like they can force you to stay in there.
Lol. How did you know my name? Oh, you stalked my profile.
You can go to Canada and legally drink...not the Epcot Pavilion. The real Canada. You hook a left around the big silver ball and keep heading due north.
In PA, underage consumption of alcohol is prohibited with no exceptions. Though I have sipped a few totti's at NYE parties. Yeah for Canada and even Italy, if you're of teenage age you are legally able to drink. Love the Martin Short reference.
Why yes. Yes I do. The flight from Baltimore is only about 2 hours, and my dad somehow always gets good rates on Southwest. If we lived closer, like within a 3-6 hour driving distance, I'd be there more. By the time I was 5, I'd been there nine timesWell we've (me and my family) have only been their 9 times. Go figure. Good tips. Great scott, you mean to tell me you go to the world on average 2-3 times a year while living in Baltimore. Congrats and more power to you.
. I know all this is heavy...
This is WDW Magic, in a thread about World Showcase. Martin Short references are a must.I have to know and get a full understanding of my blogger buds.
It's interesting to read the alcohol laws by state. In South Carolina, you can drink at home with or without parental consent. Florida is like PA, no exceptions. Which really stinks for my cousin who would love to drink and has a weird fascination with it (probably from our aunts, who all drink and if you spill your drink, yell "Alcohol abuse") but can't. Honestly, I'd rather they just drop the age to 18 and leave it at that. Oh, I guess we could go to Puerto Rico and drink. Legal age is 18. Don't even need a passport.
Why yes. Yes I do. The flight from Baltimore is only about 2 hours, and my dad somehow always gets good rates on Southwest. If we lived closer, like within a 3-6 hour driving distance, I'd be there more. By the time I was 5, I'd been there nine times
Actually, I'll only be going twice this year. We're heading to Disneyland in June. I'm graduating and that was my pick. We're going to Aulani after Disneyland. I've already been once to WDW this year. Next trip is in August for two weeks.
Yes the interactive queue. So much better than Temple Run and Angry Birds, which currently keeps me occupied in line. Not. Actually, I refuse to wait more than 30 minutes for any ride. We waited 50 minutes for Star Tours when it first opened because my brother and I really wanted to ride it. Other than that, we'll wait 40 minutes for Toy Story Mania at the end of the night. Or we'll wait for the later Fantasmic! to start about 40 minutes before showtime. We manage to get a lot.
When I was there in January, didn't see any building on it yet.
This is WDW Magic, in a thread about World Showcase. Martin Short references are a must.
Yes, I like to know about my fellow bloggers too. It usually helps if I know more about who I'm talking to, which is why I fill out as much of it as I can. It saves questions.
Our kids really like it now, too.
I have so much stuff from Japan. Mainly ChocoCat stuff. Our place mats for the dinner table also came from Japan.
, though I love France. Chefs de France is my favorite restaurant. 
