I'm so sad I never got to experience a shuttle launch. I'm kind of a space nerd, and it was always a goal of mine to see one. I guess I never thought the opportunity wouldn't be there. Just another example of why you should never put things off...
No, it's not.
I witnessed one from the parking lot at Denny's in Kissimmee, just east of I-4 on 192. Of course, all I saw was a bright orange streak in the sky, but, it was pretty cool none the less.
I witnessed one from the parking lot at Denny's in Kissimmee, just east of I-4 on 192. Of course, all I saw was a bright orange streak in the sky, but, it was pretty cool none the less.
It doesn't count unless you see it, hear it, feel it.
Sounds like fun... what would that do to your lungs?
He doesn't inhale...
Glad to see in the news that Space X is getting us back in shuttling our own astronauts to the space station.At KSC it's suspended over you like this:
We ate lunch under here Thursday:
One of the few things I can remember about my first WDW trip was being able to see a shuttle launch while on the plane heading to Orlando. Sadly I never got to witness one any closer than that.I witnessed one from the parking lot at Denny's in Kissimmee, just east of I-4 on 192. Of course, all I saw was a bright orange streak in the sky, but, it was pretty cool none the less.
Tron coaster, I'm calling it. They've already got Tron Track now they're going for two.
Disney owns less than half of those two ventures and only paid for the recent three land expansion because they under invested before opening.
