Actually, I would prefer the gay community over the mannerless hicks, child beaters, and many other unseemly likes. Generally, from what I've seen, they are much more pleasant and orderly than a wide array if other groups I can think of that I'd much rather not interrupt my family vacation! I'm not saying they're ALL this way, but my experience has proven to be surprisingly pleasant around them.
While Universal Orlando Resort may be lacking in offerings for small children, it hardly hits only at a non-Disney phase. They are also now not interested in just milking what they have. Disney's big plans depend far too much on people just being in a place where they once did something memorable. New and exciting additions that push themed entertainment, seasonal offerings, night life, resorts, Universal now means business. The gap between number of people may still be large, but there is nothing written in stone that Disney must remain king. Plenty of companies were once the large king of ther industry and their stagnation and refusal to act ended up being their downfall. People ignored that it could happen and by the time it was realized that it is happening, the damage was done and the sinking of the ship could not be stopped.
If you noticed bites that were consistent with bedbug bites on the last day of your visit that only got more inflamed when you got home what would you do?
Blame Universal for planting them...
I would call / email Disney to let them know. I would also steam all of my clothes nd hope to kill any hitch hikers!
I have to agree with you. I am a wimp, too. I like being in the dark and not seeing how high I am. I guess that is why I like Space Moutain and Rock and Roll Roller Coaster. I finally opened my eyes on TOT after years of closing them tight and the same for the drop on Splash Mt.This ride would definitely pull in the younger generation thrill seekers. But the rides at Disney tell a story that you can immerse yourself in as you wait your turn. I am totally a wimp and can ride most of the rides at Disney but only because I can't see exactly how high I am dangling above the ground on most of the rides. I can tell you now I would never survive the before jitters I would get waiting my turn on this ride.
Agreed. Honestly, I never really go to Downtown Disney. If someone else in my family really wants to I'm not opposed to it, but I do enough eating and shopping in the parks. I've seen La Nouba, and I would see it again, but its not a must-do on every trip. I think the bowling and movie theater are nice adds too, but I wouldn't do it on vacation because I can do those things at home. Its the same logic with eating at the Rainforest Cafe, there is one in the local mall near me, so I wouldn't go out of my way to eat there while on vacation. One or two actual night clubs would be nice though. I'll be 21 next year, but I'm really not into the whole club scene. I mean, I like to go out with my friends and have a good time, but I'm not impressed by some of the clubs near me that are filled with trashy girls, fights, and in all honesty a crowd that I just don't want to be around. Where WDW as a whole is more of a family environment, I would imagine there would be less of that, and this would make me more interested. I don't know how they could get around that, but limiting the night clubs to one or two might be the best thing to do.
