Tell your relatives to stay away for a couple more days...it's going to get warmer later in the week. Yea! Sorry to hear the crowds are increasing, my bucket list includes the Flower and Garden, and will be there in 8 shorts days, flights and weather permitting. It's truly my last trip to flower and garden, hoping for good weather anything in the 50's will be fine.
This time of year expect 80's and afternoon rain. I am going Thursday before the other locals realize F & G is starting.Tell your relatives to stay away for a couple more days...it's going to get warmer later in the week. Yea! Sorry to hear the crowds are increasing, my bucket list includes the Flower and Garden, and will be there in 8 shorts days, flights and weather permitting. It's truly my last trip to flower and garden, hoping for good weather anything in the 50's will be fine.
Have fun!
It's rubbish. Like they unloaded a giant steaming pile of horse manure on the once magnificent hub.
Why do I get the feeling that you haven't spent very much time in a horse stable?
At least it's nicer. Glass half full, Spirit, Glass half full. It could easily have been worse.
That picture kind of makes me chuckle. The amount of moaning about that single 6 inch wide light pole obstructing the view when all those trees almost blocked it out completely. My father used to say, I'm not sure why, "you'd b-itch if they hung you with a new rope". As a kid I always shook my head and thought to myself, "Of course I would, they would be hanging me and the ropes age is the least of my problems".
Now that I think of it, maybe that is exactly what he meant.
I don't think that the fireworks has anything to do with it in any real sense. If anything it is for the castle projections. But, since you have to clear the area out for that, might just as well do something nicer and in some way make it seem like you can see up in the air fireworks better if you have a FP then if you just look up in the sky when they fire them off.
There is a big difference between a big tree and a narrow lamp post. It isn't even in the same conversation. I would prefer the trees because the projections, though clever, do not impress me that much. However, if all I have to contend with to see them is a minor pole that will be practically invisible during a night time show, then I would consider it to be an improvement.
Quite right. One does not socialise with the stable boys.
Once Upon A Time it was received wisdom amongst Disney-goers that the fireworks were viewed best from Main Street, and that the hub was to be avoided. Because you would strain your neck, the view was likely to be obstructed, you missed the framing of the castle view on Main Street, and you lacked the full picture.If Disney would stop putting on shows causing an overabundance of folk to congregate in the Hub, they could restore it to that. But trees are not what the majority of visitors are clamoring for. They want sterotypical disney productions in front of the castle. They've seen the videos of fireworks in the sky over the castle online, researched the best place to stand, best things to eat, best place to stay. The problem is not restricted to Disney. Stopping here before I rage about stuff non-disney
See Spirit, that is exactly what I have to wonder about. "We shouldn't have to settle for 'nicer' or 'could be worse', etc." Why shouldn't we, Disney owes us only what they are willing to give us. We don't have to like things, but, we do have to understand that we don't control it. We have two choices. We can either go with what they have and enjoy it or at least enjoy it enough to still go or we can go elsewhere. Nothing is owed to us no matter what they charge for admission.
God.who the hell designed this stadium? (
which one of them all? we have enough gods in the world to fill a dictionary.
