Buried20KLeague
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I miss you by a day!:lol:
I know!
And here I was perfectly prepared to by alcohol for the underage. :lookaroun:lol:
I miss you by a day!:lol:
I know!
And here I was perfectly prepared to by alcohol for the underage. :lookaroun:lol:
Which, by coincidence, I will be doing on one evening somewhere between December 9th and the 19th.
If you're in the neighborhood.... :drevil:
I do plan on being in the 'hood for some of those days ... the question is 'Who's Buying?':xmas:
(We could toast Tim and Valerie!)
Grand opening is late April. ... But you might see it in March. They're gonna want plenty of soft openings before the grand debut.
As to your preference, we all have them.
I believe DL blows MK away in almost every important category. But I go to WDW more for EPCOT and DAK, the resorts and, until recently anyway, dining. I can get bored at MK. That's never happened at DL, even when I lived 30 miles away.
Also...size.:shrug::lookarounI heard they were already testing a bit of it over the weekend. So fingers crossed.
There are parts of DL I like much better than MK, like Adventureland, and Fantasyland. Overall, I just like the feel of MK. I think it's based more off the fact that it's the park I grew up going to. Either way, you'll never hear me turn down a chance to go to either!
You would think, but the entrance plaza thingy is designed that the "entrances" (turnstiles) take up most of your vision. As long as you don't turn around to see DCA behind you, it is really no different than walking from...say...the Contemporary.Also...size.:shrug::lookaroun
It must be horribly anticlimactic to get out of your car in DL and walk right up to the MSUSA Train Station and MSUSA.
That Monorail ride is all part of it.
Anyone agree, or disagree? I've never been, so....:lol:
If you think of a compass, DL is west, DCA is east, and DTD is south, so they visually don't intrude on each other.
Disagree. DL is awesome, even without the Monorail to the gate.EPCOT Explorer said:Anyone agree, or disagree? I've never been, so....
Still, though!!You would think, but the entrance plaza thingy is designed that the "entrances" (turnstiles) take up most of your vision. As long as you don't turn around to see DCA behind you, it is really no different than walking from...say...the Contemporary.
You still get that "prepped" feeling of entering a Disney property by walking through their Downtown Disney.
If you think of a compass, DL is west, DCA is east, and DTD is south, so they visually don't intrude on each other.
Bah! I knew that was coming! The one time I don't preface it with "this is only an example"!Not to nit-pick...but in reality it would be DL-North, DCA-South, DTD-West, and Bus Stops-East.
Exactly.I'm sure the DL "this is Walt's Park" feeling makes up for that, anyway.:lol:
Still, though!!You need that Jack Wagner Speil, the flying sensation, the briiiief glimpse of MSUSA....
:lol:
I would think so, too....Seeing TL before MSUSA and SBC would be odd, thematically.Not to nit-pick...but in reality it would be DL-North, DCA-South, DTD-West, and Bus Stops-East.
:lol:
Disagree. DL is awesome, even without the Monorail to the gate.
Actually, I don't recommend riding the Monorail into Tomorrowland, either. Very disorienting for WDW regulars.
2012 needs to get here.Exactly.
And MK isn't!? Sheesh, Servo, I know you don't have a favorite park, and love them all equally?Nope. A thousand times nope.
The esplanade soon becomes the one true vision of "About to go to a real Disney park."
I've said this before, but stop talking about it until you go, you'll have to eat less words.
:lol:
Tony Baxter? just look at his house! http://web.mac.com/crafts6100/Selected_Articles/Reading_files/At Home with an Imagineer.pdf
Well, since Mrs. Buried and young Burieds will be along... I'm buying.![]()
I'll PM you.
I heard they were already testing a bit of it over the weekend. So fingers crossed.
There are parts of DL I like much better than MK, like Adventureland, and Fantasyland. Overall, I just like the feel of MK. I think it's based more off the fact that it's the park I grew up going to. Either way, you'll never hear me turn down a chance to go to either!
Nope. A thousand times nope.
The esplanade soon becomes the one true vision of "About to go to a real Disney park."
I've said this before, but stop talking about it until you go, you'll have to eat less words.
:lol:
Mostly? I am insulted, sir.:fork:Quote:
Originally Posted by EPCOT Explorer![]()
Still, though!!You need that Jack Wagner Speil, the flying sensation, the briiiief glimpse of MSUSA....
:lol:
You tell the brat!!!
He's got soooooo much to learn about true Disney magic. But I have faith in him.
He actually exists and is (mostly) sane and doesn't say live in a trailer in New Mexico blubbering forth mindless drivel, while co-habitating with an enigma.
It must be horribly anticlimactic to get out of your car in DL and walk right up to the MSUSA Train Station and MSUSA.
That Monorail ride is all part of it.
Anyone agree, or disagree? I've never been, so....:lol:
Disagree. There's still a certain magic as you walk up and see the smaller train station. Like, "this is where it all began." The only let down for me, is Snow White's castle. It's just so stinking tiny. Once you get past the smaller size of the park, you find it's just as wonderful as MK. And not as tiring to get around!
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