With all due respect, I don't think you can do it slower then I do, unless your frozen in place. I'm always in the area for more days then four, but four in the parks is my limit. My other amusements might not be Disney, but I do find other things to do. Sometimes it's another theme park. Or a trip to the Gulf Coast or the Atlantic Coast. I find that if I am not just walking constantly, I can enjoy my vacations a lot more.
With all due respect, I don't think you can do it slower then I do, unless your frozen in place. I'm always in the area for more days then four, but four in the parks is my limit. My other amusements might not be Disney, but I do find other things to do. Sometimes it's another theme park. Or a trip to the Gulf Coast or the Atlantic Coast. I find that if I am not just walking constantly, I can enjoy my vacations a lot more.
I've been saying that for decades. I love to explore the areas. The flea markets, the oddity side of the road venues, taking the back roads and seeing Florida as it actually is (not always pretty). There are places that take your breath away with their beauty. Bok Tower Gardens is one of the hardly known things to see only a few miles from WDW. What a restful and quiet place. Fell asleep on a bench there once.
Large shady live Oaks with Spanish Moss, nice walking trails plus the bells were something to hear. I know that exploring isn't for everyone and I understand the reason (some what) that people would want to just stay there day after day, so don't get upset if you're one of those. I do try to encourage people to spend time looking around, but, I don't think that there is anything wrong with people just wanting to stay there.
I will admit that my visit was around the first week in March. I can see where the middle of summer might cause some discomfort.
I will admit that my visit was around the first week in March. I can see where the middle of summer might cause some discomfort.
Which is why I never understood the people that were so opposed to a Soarin' over Florida attraction. People sell the state short.
The difference is that Soarin is viewed from above. The sheer lack of any vertical change in the state would make the details important and the general view not so spectacular. Sure there would be some spots that it would work out for, the beaches, Cape Kennedy, WDW, The everglades, but the variety of views would make it limited in it's appeal, I think. I think that they should just go to different states and film the highlights of whichever ones they choose, Florida included and expand it to be of interest to people from other places. The California one was able to be used because it had topography varied enough to represent a number of places all over. People that didn't know that it was just California would be thinking that this was from a wide variety of locations.
Or people that don't pay attention to the preshow when it tells you exactly where you're going.
I like that idea.
