Nemo14
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Still planning to go back there Tuesday?
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Where in the World Isn't Bob Saget?
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Nemo14
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Did you ever hear the radio show where some woman called in to complain about the placement of the deer crossing signs, because the deer don't ever cross at the sign, and she wanted to have it moved so the deer would be forced to cross where they were supposed to?
Nemo14
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MOXOMUMD
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Sure do. We have friends that moose hunt in South Dakota.
Lucky
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Better than dropping it in the toilet.You know it's going to be one of those days when you drop the toilet paper you're trying to change and it unrolls across the floor. Maybe I should just go back to bed.
NYwdwfan
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I’ve done that.Better than dropping it in the toilet.
Lucky
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More than once? (Asking for a friend of course.)
trr1
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Found here
Ticket prices at Walt Disney World Orlando and Disneyland in California both have been increased for the coming season. The announcement was made by company officials on Sunday.
Beginning on Sunday, Magic Kingdom “value” days will cost $109 for an adult and $103 for children. That’s a $2 increase over ticket prices last year on “value” days.
During “regular” time, adults will pay $119 and children will pay $113. That’s a $4 increase over last year.
“Peak” prices will be set at $129 for an adult and $123 for a child.
“Value” one-day tickets at Hollywood Studios, Epcot, and the Animal Kingdom will cost $102 for an adult and $96 for a child. That’s a $2 bump over last year. “Regular” times at these parks will cost $114 for an adult and $108 for a child. “Peak” tickets at these parks will run $122 for an adult and $116 for a child.
At Disneyland, the regular price of admission to the Anaheim park will be set at $117. That’s a $7 rise over last year. A single-day ticket during peak times will cost $135, which is an $11 increase over last year. The cost of a “value” ticket will remain the same at $97.
Ticket prices at Walt Disney World Orlando and Disneyland in California both have been increased for the coming season. The announcement was made by company officials on Sunday.
Beginning on Sunday, Magic Kingdom “value” days will cost $109 for an adult and $103 for children. That’s a $2 increase over ticket prices last year on “value” days.
During “regular” time, adults will pay $119 and children will pay $113. That’s a $4 increase over last year.
“Peak” prices will be set at $129 for an adult and $123 for a child.
“Value” one-day tickets at Hollywood Studios, Epcot, and the Animal Kingdom will cost $102 for an adult and $96 for a child. That’s a $2 bump over last year. “Regular” times at these parks will cost $114 for an adult and $108 for a child. “Peak” tickets at these parks will run $122 for an adult and $116 for a child.
At Disneyland, the regular price of admission to the Anaheim park will be set at $117. That’s a $7 rise over last year. A single-day ticket during peak times will cost $135, which is an $11 increase over last year. The cost of a “value” ticket will remain the same at $97.
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JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
That looks divine. Needs a cold glass of milk.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
I needed a coffee. 7am park opening is early.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Coffee is good.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
Another ride with which I am not familiar.
Something Pinocchio, I assume.
Andrew C
You know what's funny?
pinocchio’s daring journey. Dark ride.
