Rose and Crown which has an allergy safe menu. It wasn't a matter of them not having something my ds and I could eat but no tortilla chips in a Mexican restaurant wouldn't be much fun. I'm also thinking R&C would be better for Illuminations any way
For nowThank you! I'm pretty sure we'll keep them.
Yes! That was it...it was right near the entrance. My memories of most things in MGM are kind of vague because I think we left pretty early. We just weren't finding a whole lot that we wanted to do. I get motion sickness, so coasters and thrill rides are off-limits for me, and as we were on our honeymoon, we didn't want to be doing a whole lot of separate stuff. We did BTMR in MK the first day and it put me out of commission for the next hour or so, so we decided not to repeat that mistake in the rest of the parks. Epcot is much more my speed...nice, easy rides that don't go up high or fast or twisty, and the world showcase where I can just look around. So we did much more there than we did in MGM, and we had a hard time in MGM with timing. The Indianna Jones thing had already started and we could see when the next show would start, but then we had to come back at that time if we went further into the park, or we had to find something to do in that area of the park so that we could get back for the next show. I really could have benefited from all the research I've done this trip!!
We used to call it Toxic *ell instead of Taco Bell. Hope the noodles work out.
When I was just starting college, a coworker from my summer job came and stayed with me in my dorm room for a few nights because she was doing some first aid/life saving courses in town and she had booked a hotel room and when she got there, they wouldn't let her stay because she was only 19 and you had to be 21. She called me begging for a floor to crash on so she didn't have to sleep in her car. I think it's pretty standard in most places because she went to several motels and they all told her the same thing. I'm surprised that Disney allows that...I wonder what their age limit is.
Well, think back to high school..and to most of the people you went to school with. I don't know you or what your high school was like, but while you seem to be mature, I know that most of the kids I went to high school with were complete IDIOTS at 18. Of course, some of them still are at nearly 40, but they'd at least have the sense not to, for example, light their farts on fire in the hotel room. I personally think that if a person is old enough to risk their life in the military, they should be considered a full fledged adult with all the privilege and responsibility that entails, but I can understand certain businesses being wary of certain age groups. Most teenagers are not known for their maturity, and having no way of knowing that you are one of the few who are, they have to stick to policy.I feel like it's age discrimination quite honestly. 18 is an adult. There are 18 year olds more mature than 21 year olds. Adult is adult is adult. If an 18-year-old brings a guest who is not registered, hotel kicks them out. Very simple. And what really irked me was that I couldn't get my own room there...but if I stayed with my parents there was an extra adult fee.
Is there a campus that IS known for its food? In a good way, I mean? I stopped eating pork at our university because it smelled like livestock and tasted horrible and I ended up getting sick several times after eating pork there. I ordered a LOT of pizza. We had a pizza place in town that had $5 deals for a large pizza and a 2 liter bottle of coke. They did a booming business in the campus housing!
Yeah, well, they aren't teenagers. Yet. DD turns 10 in May though, so we'll see.For now
The MS and HS have excellent cafeterias more like a nice food court than anything else. They also have excellent salad bars
Nice! Pretty much any school food I have encountered has been iffy.. I used to brown bag it at school. There were a few exceptions like pizza day, or fried chicken day, and once I got to high school, I ate salad bar a lot. We were on the free lunch program, which didn't help if you didn't buy lunches there, but elementary school didn't have a salad bar.The MS and HS have excellent cafeterias more like a nice food court than anything else. They also have excellent salad bars
I feel like it's age discrimination quite honestly. 18 is an adult. There are 18 year olds more mature than 21 year olds. Adult is adult is adult. If an 18-year-old brings a guest who is not registered, hotel kicks them out. Very simple. And what really irked me was that I couldn't get my own room there...but if I stayed with my parents there was an extra adult fee.
The MS and HS have excellent cafeterias more like a nice food court than anything else. They also have excellent salad bars
In line for PotC right now!
SIL is recording all rides on his GoPro...!
Ahhh...you just made me spit my coffee. That word commando, has different meanings. Thanks for the chuckle.
