I believe that today's generations commonly refers to that as Multitasking! Sort of like how Disney operates their theaters. They let in a new audience on one side even as the old audience is leaving the other.I'm afraid to ask, but why would anyone choose to eat in a bathroom???
Right now it is nothing more then a survey question. But with the typical flair that we all have for drama, it has almost become a sure thing. It might happen, but, I think it's a ways off if it does.
lol, I like the friendly conversations!I always add a pound or two, but calories don't count in Disney! BTW I was wondering how it would take you to find us very friendly addicts!
That would be hubby.Heh, heh . . . well, from my observation of the guests at both water parks, not everyone is svelte or looks good in a swimsuit. I saw all shapes and sizes, and people are just having fun. Nobody cares how others look, unless they're really out of place and come to a water park in a business suit, for example!
I loved Cypress Gardens, I remember the girls with those big beautiful dresses .Your adventures were so cool. I'd also do more of that type of exploring if I just had more time down there, although I haven't even considered renting a car over the past maybe 8 years or so. The traffic around the Orlando area is as bad as any city highway, and roads down there are confusing to me. Many years ago, I would drive to various places.
Always wanted to get to Boc Tower. I did, however, get to Cypress Gardens (with my mother ages ago). We saw a water ski show, a bird show, and had a lovely tour of the magnificent gardens. One year, I went to the Florida Citrus Tower and then took the tour of the orchards; it was a whole different world down there. I really liked it. (I'm thinking that maybe the town you're thinking of with the orange smell might have been Clermont, but not positive.) Oh, I've also been to Gatorland; that was a hoot!
Lastly, I just recalled another fun off-road place, and when I went, it was very simply done with no fancy signs, etc. Might have been off some back dirt roads, too. (The signs leading to it were old pieces of wooden boards that they'd hand paint arrows, and "This way to . . ." sorts of directions.) I have a link below that I "think" might be the same place. I was there about 25 years ago, so I'm not positive it's the same place, but I think it might be. At that time, I had a flight in an OPEN cockpit old plane (like a WW II warbird style); they gave me this hood-type hat to wear and goggles. It was a BLAST!! It was a 2-seater plane and gave the best view of the areas we flew over. The link below doesn't show the plane I was in, but again, I was there so long ago--if this is the place I actually visited.
http://www.warbirdadventures.com/home
If only that would happen to me.. I always gain around 5 pounds.
Those pictures are great.
Well in reality I probably gain 10 before i go then i come home from Disney couple pounds lighter so in reality gained 8 LOLIf only that would happen to me.. I always gain around 5 pounds.
Thanks.
OMG, do people stay up nights thinking of things to be afraid of? Now fecal matter, presumable aimed in a downward matter, is going to defy gravity and fly over the top of the stalls and somehow land on your food. Don't get me wrong, I think it would be gross to eat in a bathroom, but, I really doubt that there is any threat from flying fecal matter unless you are watching a monkey display.
It is a great place and the bonus is that parents can feel that they provided a useful educational moment for their children. Shhhh! Don't tell them that, it's just fun and interesting, they will learn things and not even know it. Win-Win!
I do tell them! My boys like school and my youngest is a science geek!
Well then it's a Win-Win-Win!
Last trip my little guy learned how to say hello and thank you at almost all of the EPCOT countries. Every trip we take they have to learn something new.Well then it's a Win-Win-Win!
