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Man is trying to visit all 12 Disney Parks in 12 days
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SaucyBoy
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- In the Parks
- No
Buried20KLeague
Well-Known Member
Well it’s one louder, isn’t it.
DonniePeverley
Well-Known Member
Disgrace.
James J
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- No
Why? You sure love to make a negative post with absolutely no context.
Fido Chuckwagon
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Was just going to say, he was interested enough to open a thread about it, read it, and then comment. That seems more interested than most.Yet you commented anyway
Yikes.
I did all the US parks in a 24 hour span in my early 20s and that nearly killed me (also, only one attraction per park). But I didn't spend anywhere close to $12k, since I used miles and points to offset the costs, and the only stupid expense was a single room on property at WDW where I started (which I didn't even stay at) so I could get EMH.
EPCOT-O.G.
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Yeah. Good for him. Did something unique and special and at 1/10 the cost of what Disney famously advertised.
Also, to those casting stones at this guy for spending this much money, how many families are dropping that much this week alone at WDW?
Br0ckford
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It's his money. No one's business how he spends it.
Salted Nut Roll
Active Member
Wow, that sounds awful to me. Not only would it be a logistical nightmare, but having to be nonstop hustling from one ride/park/country to another doesn't sound like a fun time. Not to mention all the time spent in airports, which are among the worst places ever.
But good on him for having a goal and making it happen. I can barely organize a trip to the store, and sometimes it takes me twelve days just to get around to answering an e-mail, so this guy's dedication is admirable. And he seems so genuinely happy in his final video after completing his last ride. And maybe he did it for attention, but at least it seems like he did it without expecting special treatment (he paid for front-of-line privileges and waited just like everyone else). And it seems he was respectful, without inconveniencing others and generally being obnoxious. I'd much rather see videos like this than of people trying to gain "notoriety" by jumping out of ride vehicles and/ or harassing people.
But good on him for having a goal and making it happen. I can barely organize a trip to the store, and sometimes it takes me twelve days just to get around to answering an e-mail, so this guy's dedication is admirable. And he seems so genuinely happy in his final video after completing his last ride. And maybe he did it for attention, but at least it seems like he did it without expecting special treatment (he paid for front-of-line privileges and waited just like everyone else). And it seems he was respectful, without inconveniencing others and generally being obnoxious. I'd much rather see videos like this than of people trying to gain "notoriety" by jumping out of ride vehicles and/ or harassing people.
DonniePeverley
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Carbon footprint.