Looks like theme parks are a dangerous place for boomers. Time to move to the home
Or go to LegolandLooks like theme parks are a dangerous place for boomers. Time to move to the home
Or go to Legoland
You could break a hipYou have obviously never stepped on a Lego.
I know your making a joke, but breaking a hip when older is no joke. If you are older then 80 and break your hip your 6 month mortality is 66%, 90 it goes up to 75%. Those numbers are worse then most cancers.You could break a hip
I wasn't joking, I live with the possibility daily due to mobility issuesI know your making a joke, but breaking a hip when older is no joke. If you are older then 80 and break your hip your 6 month mortality is 66%, 90 it goes up to 75%. Those numbers are worse then most cancers.
Or go to Legoland
I’d appreciate if Disney would smooth out the Safari road a bit. Seems a bit unnecessary and detracts from the experience bouncing around in some sections.
A lot of strain involved with picking cukesSomeone had a cardiac event on Living With The Land... so, I think neither Legoland nor a smoother safari is the solution.
As someone who just came back from safari, I disagree.I’d appreciate if Disney would smooth out the Safari road a bit. Seems a bit unnecessary and detracts from the experience bouncing around in some sections.
If you chuck a churro in the trash cans provided at the end of the ride does it get reported or are you off to Connections for a new churro?Imagine what the report is going to look like for Guardians and motion sickness.
As someone who just came back from safari, I disagree.
It enhances the experience and is certainly more authentic.
I have no problem with the Safari being bumpy, but I do think the original storyline is at least part of the reason for it, since it wasn't originally just "casually drive through and look at animals".
I personally think the current version is better than the one with a storyline, even though I'd feel the opposite on essentially any other Disney attraction and I liked what they were trying to do with the story. It just detracted from the living animals too much; they felt like set dressing.
If you chuck a churro in the trash cans provided at the end of the ride does it get reported or are you off to Connections for a new churro?
Maybe Disney should start requiring guests to provide proof of a recent physical exam and doctor's clearance for rides and attractions...
Have you never been on Pan?I know it is kind of fun to joke about old people, but just as a reminder, everyone, if they live that long, will become old and frankly it sucks. There is nothing that one can do about it no matter how determined we are to believe that age is just a number. I'm sorry to say that age is also an inevitable condition and it is close to the bottom of that proverbial hill. Not exactly a funny personal time of life. It is that rare experience that is shared completely equally from dirt poor to fabulously wealthy. It cannot be escaped.
??Have you never been on Pan?
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