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Should I Ride 7DMT Poll
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Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
First rule of touring a theme park... never let anyone tell you what you should see and what you should not. The first time I went I spent the first half day running from one side to the other to see the attractions that everyone said I should. I quickly decided that it was ridiculous. At that point in time it became clear that no one can tell you what you would like or what you won't like. You have to see things and make your own decisions. Many times (especially on these boards) people will tell you how bad something is only to find out, once you saw it, that YOU liked it. If you try to fit everything into one trip you will be disappointed anyway. Look at a map and if you are going for FP's then make sure you know where they are and what else there is to see in between. On any given day, bunch up the FP's, if you can, to be in the approximate vicinity near each other. It isn't really necessary but it will help you plan better. Even knowing where they are will help that process on a large scale.
If you get lucky enough to go a second, or more times, you will then be able to weed out the ones that don't appeal to you and concentrate on others that you liked or hadn't seen yet. So I answered "YES" to you poll, but, not because I know you will like it, but, because you will never know until you have done it.
If you get lucky enough to go a second, or more times, you will then be able to weed out the ones that don't appeal to you and concentrate on others that you liked or hadn't seen yet. So I answered "YES" to you poll, but, not because I know you will like it, but, because you will never know until you have done it.
Mawg
Well-Known Member
Do you like going through life not knowing the answer to your questions? If Yes, don't ride it. If No, ride it.
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danlb_2000
Premium Member
I vote yes. Some attractions are Disney are more successful then others, but I don't think there is any attraction I would tell someone not to try at least once.
FettFan
Well-Known Member
Why would you ask strangers on the internet if you're going to like something 2+ years from now?
Because eventually Disney is going to do like the ADR's and charge cancellation fees for missed FastPass+ times.
Okay seriously who voted "no"?!
epcotisbest
Well-Known Member
Simply, yes.
danlb_2000
Premium Member
just click where it says "1 vote(s)" to see.
EpcoTim
Well-Known Member
Why would you ask strangers on the internet if you're going to like something 2+ years from now?
Maybe he found his old bong.
Goofyernmost
Well-Known Member
No, raspberry yogurt is a kiddie yogurt and if you are an adult eating it will cause periods of whining, pouting and may even cause acne. It's not even a "B" ticket yogurt, so it cannot be worth trying.
DisneyGirl3820
Well-Known Member
Why not?
If you're worried about lines, by 2017 I think the initial luster of the ride will have faded and you'll be able to walk right on the train. Have fun!
If you're worried about lines, by 2017 I think the initial luster of the ride will have faded and you'll be able to walk right on the train. Have fun!
kels650
Member
I voted Yes, simply because you never know if you will like or dislike something until you try it. It certainly is not at the top of the list for a thriller, but the theme of the ride and the experience as a whole was a positive one. In my family (which may not work for all families but does for us) we go by one rule in Disney. If there isn't a health condition preventing it, you have to give everything a try at least once. If you do not like it, never do it again, but you will never know unless you try. We've brought children as young as 6 and this has worked for us, and I realize it may not work for every family, but I think a lot of us loved things we never thought we would remotely like, and hated things we thought would be our favorites.