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Secretly Spent Nite @ MK?
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metscool
Active Member
I just saw it. I haven't brought it yet. I didn't have enough money to buy it. I will try to buy it this weekend and tell you how it is. When I was reading the outside cover it sounded like a great book. Can't wait to buy it and read it.
disneygrl89
Member
Why did I just picture Pinky and the Brain saying, "What are we going to do tonight." Brain, "The same thing we do every night, try and take over the world.."
Only I guess it would be Malificient and some other Disney baddie....
Sneaky sneaky sneaky
If any of you have ever the seen the Michael Keaton movie, "The Paper", they postulate that you can get in anywhere with a nametag and a clipboard.
I imagine if you get caught, you could just act drunk. Throwing up would add a small touch of realism.
In my opinion, Disney could make money renting out selected deluxe rooms overnight at the parks. Imagine a night in a luxury suite at the top of the Canada pavilion, or the Castle. I realize some contest type giveaways are being done, but they could easily get a couple thousand bucks a night to rent out the privilege. Of course, an overnight valet would have to be available to enforce a prohibition against too much wandering around in restricted areas, and the guests would have to understand that machinery would be running around overnight in the park. But wouldn't that be something.
If any of you have ever the seen the Michael Keaton movie, "The Paper", they postulate that you can get in anywhere with a nametag and a clipboard.
I imagine if you get caught, you could just act drunk. Throwing up would add a small touch of realism.
In my opinion, Disney could make money renting out selected deluxe rooms overnight at the parks. Imagine a night in a luxury suite at the top of the Canada pavilion, or the Castle. I realize some contest type giveaways are being done, but they could easily get a couple thousand bucks a night to rent out the privilege. Of course, an overnight valet would have to be available to enforce a prohibition against too much wandering around in restricted areas, and the guests would have to understand that machinery would be running around overnight in the park. But wouldn't that be something.
head mouse
Member
Just the thought makes me want to hold my hands up on Space Mountain.
The OLD SM. the new one (since it was refurb many years ago) you CAN raise your hands.