Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Carolinas, actually. I can remember visiting the USS North Carolina when I was a kid and they were sleeping/cruising around the hull. The intercostals make for easy transit/good eating
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Carolinas, actually. I can remember visiting the USS North Carolina when I was a kid and they were sleeping/cruising around the hull. The intercostals make for easy transit/good eating
JoeCamel
Well-Known Member
Yes, they are
"El Gran Magnifico"
Mr Flibble is Very Cross.
They serve Gator Bites anywhere on WDW property?
I doubt it however a number of Central FL dining locations serve gator,
Gator's Dockside ( multiple locations )
Gatorland
Catfish Place ( Kissimmee and St Cloud locations ) also serve turtle and frog legs
"El Gran Magnifico"
Mr Flibble is Very Cross.
I go to Gator's Dockside frequently. The one in Clermont and sometimes the one on the way back from a trip in Kissimmee. That's something at least a place or two in Disney should serve.
JoeCamel
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Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
They used to serve them in at least one place in Gaylord...
Anything in clermont gives pause.
Dranth
Well-Known Member
Further north than that even. We have them along the coast and rivers in South Carolina as well.
While wait times weren’t terribly long, it did not feel that crowded at DHS yesterday.
Trying to start figuring out how long actual wait times are based on where you start to queue.
For example: RnRC was 30 minutes for us yesterday and we got into the queue at Rock Your Face, and we were on the ride in 30 minutes. MMRR was posted as 50 and we got on in about 35. Hard to describe where we got in line, the circle in front of the ride where the High School Musical show used to run? Where the BAH once resided?
Trying to start figuring out how long actual wait times are based on where you start to queue.
For example: RnRC was 30 minutes for us yesterday and we got into the queue at Rock Your Face, and we were on the ride in 30 minutes. MMRR was posted as 50 and we got on in about 35. Hard to describe where we got in line, the circle in front of the ride where the High School Musical show used to run? Where the BAH once resided?
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
While wait times weren’t terribly long, it did not feel that crowded at DHS yesterday.
Trying to start figuring out how long actual wait times are based on where you start to queue.
I would guess the standard wait times are overstated...that’s the best policy.
But I wonder how long it took them to remember/figure out how to gauge them? They been staring at that bizarre fastpass countdown screen for close to 10 years
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Daily Magic
Active Member
Surprised they haven’t extended the hours yet for the first and second full weeks in April. Hoping they at least add an hour or two...
We are going next Thursday, the 25th for our first time since Covid. We are going with our son and his family for a quick 4 night 5 day trip. I am very glad he has a job that allowed him to book a VIP tour for us on our second day. He knew crowds would be insane and really wanted his children to get on all their favorite rides. It is going to be a very long day, but we can enjoy the other days By not having to race around all day. We will go to the parks in the morning and enjoy the pool in the afternoon.
SpoiledBlueMilk
Well-Known Member
further north than that!
networkpro
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
- Yes
Atlanta is also a thousand feet above sea level
Parks hours for the first week don’t get updated until late tonight/tomorrow. Park hours for the following week will get amended next Friday.
Bill in Atlanta
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Any predictions?
Yesterday at MK was the first time that the parks really felt crowded.
phillip9698
Well-Known Member
Wow Hollywood Studios isnt available on any of those yellow dates.