At least you weren't flying in the lightning. That is so scary. I was once in a plane circling Atlanta with lightning all around. It reminded me of the Twilight Zone movie. I didn't know they couldn't load the luggage during thunderstorms-makes sense, though.
That's so funny. It did tramatize me in 1983, though.
There are so many of them that seemed scary back then. Like Poltergeist.
"Aaah that song! Now it's stuck in my head!" No seriously, that was my ringtone for about a year after the movie came out. After being down to WDW so many times and dealt with rain we just gave up on the ponchos. I still pack them in my suitcase but they always come home again. I remember once a storm blew up while we were on our bus from MK to Pop and the rain was dripping down inside the bus. It felt like someone was flicking their wet fingers at us the whole ride.The running joke that trip was we were blessed by the waters of WDW.If it's raining..I know what I gotta do...
We used to poncho up but the last couple of trips we just carried on regardless as we were fed up with the sticky clingy poncho feeling (and that you seem to get just as wet).
Never did spot you... Must have been different parks different days lol
Thats these Guernsey ponchos for you,Nae good..The Scottish ones are pre tested in the highlands and can stand 100 mile gales,sleet,snow,etc..Treated with Irn girder coating..
Doesn't coating them in Iron Bru make them extra sticky ?Thats these Guernsey ponchos for you,Nae good..The Scottish ones are pre tested in the highlands and can stand 100 mile gales,sleet,snow,etc..Treated with Irn girder coating..
Yes,Thats correct.Hence why here in Scotland we use Irn Bru,not the fake Iron Bru that we sell to our cousins south of the border.Doesn't coating them in Iron Bru make them extra sticky ?
Poncho, bare feet, umbrella and go. If in EPCOT hang out at the Seas. Sit by manatees, check out sea horses and cuttlefish. Great way to pass the time while the rain goes by. Hand holding at Disney? What would Walt think?
