Hot Chocolate with Magic Friends

[dandaman]

All righty then! :lookaroun :lol: I'll have to consult you when that time approaches...although the only reason I'm interested in checking out Universal would be Harry Potter....we're not really coaster people.

Between my love for Disney and coasters, you should have seen how excited I was for Everest. :lol:

 

[Uponastar]

The biggest coaster I have ever ridden was in Sesame Place. And I thought I was going to DIE. My whole family are coaster people...I swear I was switched at birth.

http://www.sesameplace.com/sesame/pa/attractions_da_vt.aspx

Yay for Sesame Place!
I saw it just yesterday. It's looking a bit lonely.

 

[WaltzingMatilda]

Come to think of it, it's the ONLY coaster I've ever been on. And that's because Em MADE me ride it.

 

[Uponastar]

Come to think of it, it's the ONLY coaster I've ever been on. And that's because Em MADE me ride it.

No Big Thunder for you?
I love that one! No drops, just quick turns.

 

[MerHearted]

More Sierra! :lookaroun

<3

 

[Uponastar]

More Sierra! :lookaroun

<3

So pretty!

 

[WaltzingMatilda]

You're so funny!
I kept Lauren's baby teeth. :lookaroun
Then looking at them creeped me out, so I didn't save Stacey's.

Well they are pretty gross. I mean let's face it. They're BONES. Often with dried blood at the end of them.

Do you know they won't even give you your teeth anymore if God forbid you should have one extracted? if you are a kid, from what I hear, they give you a certificate to put under the pillow for the TF.

 

[PotteryGal]

The biggest coaster I have ever ridden was in Sesame Place. And I thought I was going to DIE. My whole family are coaster people...I swear I was switched at birth.

http://www.sesameplace.com/sesame/pa/attractions_da_vt.aspx

We checked into Sesame Place when Joel was younger, but just didn't make the trek over that way, probably about the same time he was being diagnosed and all that. But my very first coaster experience was last year on Big Thunder Mtn Railroad. I loved it, but rode it at night, which made it a little more freaky to me. I'm looking forward to it again though.
The one I don't think I can handle yet is Everest...the idea of going backwards in the dark makes me want to :hurl:

 

[dandaman]

The biggest coaster I have ever ridden was in Sesame Place. And I thought I was going to DIE. My whole family are coaster people...I swear I was switched at birth.

...In-TENSE! :lookaroun

I must have been switched with you, apparently, 'cause my whole family is like you. :lol:

 

[joanna71985]

No Big Thunder for you?
I love that one! No drops, just quick turns.

Big Thunder is fun. But I love EE. That one is awsome, especially in the front. The view is spectacular.

More Sierra! :lookaroun

<3

Ooo, pretty!

 

[Uponastar]

Well they are pretty gross. I mean let's face it. They're BONES. Often with dried blood at the end of them.

Do you know they won't even give you your teeth anymore if God forbid you should have one extracted? if you are a kid, from what I hear, they give you a certificate to put under the pillow for the TF.

Really?
Everything's a racket...even the tooth fairy.
I suppose the certificates have to be notarized, as well.

 

[MerHearted]

So pretty!

I'm gonna marry her! :lookaroun

 

[WaltzingMatilda]

Yay for Sesame Place!
I saw it just yesterday. It's looking a bit lonely.

At the mall where you?

Ya know, I boycott SP now. The employees have ZERO crowd control skills and unless you want to be that person who yells at the people who cut in front of you, you have to grin and bear it.

No Big Thunder for you?
I love that one! No drops, just quick turns.

Girl, are you insane??

But, shoot, now you've got me thinking...no drops. Hmmm.

 

[Uponastar]

We checked into Sesame Place when Joel was younger, but just didn't make the trek over that way, probably about the same time he was being diagnosed and all that. But my very first coaster experience was last year on Big Thunder Mtn Railroad. I loved it, but rode it at night, which made it a little more freaky to me. I'm looking forward to it again though.
The one I don't think I can handle yet is Everest...the idea of going backwards in the dark makes me want to :hurl:

Love Big Thunder at night!

...In-TENSE! :lookaroun

I must have been switched with you, apparently, 'cause my whole family is like you. :lol:

:ROFLOL::ROFLOL::ROFLOL:
Oh Amy love...that scared you???

 

[joanna71985]

I'm gonna marry her! :lookaroun

What happened to Ariel and Giselle?:lookaroun

 

[PotteryGal]

Really?
Everything's a racket...even the tooth fairy.
I suppose the certificates have to be notarized, as well.

:lol: I think our kids can still bring them home if it falls out at school - they just put it in an envelope. :shrug:Joel has lost four, I think...but I think he swallowed a couple in his sleep. :dazzle: We never found them, but the tooth was missing.

 

[Uponastar]

Big Thunder is fun. But I love EE. That one is awsome, especially in the front. The view is spectacular.

George taped the whole ride from the front seat.
I'll have to let you know if he's posted it.

 

[Uponastar]

:lol: I think our kids can still bring them home if it falls out at school - they just put it in an envelope. :shrug:Joel has lost four, I think...but I think he swallowed a couple in his sleep. :dazzle: We never found them, but the tooth was missing.

I guess that's the best way to lose them. He didn't even know!

 

[joanna71985]

...In-TENSE! :lookaroun

I must have been switched with you, apparently, 'cause my whole family is like you. :lol:

Oh don't be mean!

 

[dandaman]

Oh Amy love...that scared you???

See, that's why I'm thinking the term "no drops on BTM" may lose something in translation. Big Thunder has about the same "drop" as the Sesame Place Ride. :lol: