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Where to see Super Bowl coverage at Walt Disney World
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captainkidd
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Thanks for the list, but I have to believe there are some missing from the list.
Territory Lounge at Wilderness Lodge, Planet Hollywood, Tambu Lounge at Polynesian, just to name a few.
Territory Lounge at Wilderness Lodge, Planet Hollywood, Tambu Lounge at Polynesian, just to name a few.
WDW1974
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The last time the Giants and Pats played in a Super Bowl I viewed it from a rainy Hearthstone Lounge at the Grand Californian.
My only WDW experience was watching the Cowboys trounce the Bills in the 90s from Port Orleans, they had large TVs in the lounge.
And both experiences were MUCH better than the four times I've actually gone to a game!
~Spirited Prediction: Pats 34, Giants 17~
My only WDW experience was watching the Cowboys trounce the Bills in the 90s from Port Orleans, they had large TVs in the lounge.
And both experiences were MUCH better than the four times I've actually gone to a game!
~Spirited Prediction: Pats 34, Giants 17~
captainkidd
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That's my prediction as well.
WDW1974
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I have picked the winners in six of the last seven, including the Giants over the Pats in 2008.
Now against the spread is another matter!
~Should I have made a wager in Vegas last month?~!
captainkidd
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Lot of confidence for a team that went 9-7 during the regular season.
Captain Chaos
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One of those 9 wins was against the Patriots... :wave:
And don't forget, the 9-7 team took down the defending champs...
captainkidd
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Well aware.
Also aware that our 3 best defensive players didn't play that game.
Packers were overrated this year. They had the worst defense in the entire league. Their schedule was cake (as was the Pats for the most part.) The Giants win against the 49ers was more impressive.
No doubt, the Giants are playing GREAT football, and I wouldn't want to bet on this game. Besides being a lifelong Pats fan, a few reasons I think they're going to win:
1.Tom Brady didn't play well in the AFC Championship game. He never has 2 bad games in a row.
2.Under Belichek, the Pats have only lost to the same team back to back twice.
3.Two weeks off for Belichek to prepare for a team is like 2 months to other coaches. And being it's a team they've already played this year, it's just that much more of an advantage.
4.Both teams have weak defenses. The Giants offense is capable of putting a lot of points on the board. The Patriots offense is known for putting a lot of points on the board.
5.Desire. The one blemish on Brady and Belichek's resume is the Super Bowl loss to the Giants. Bill can say whatever he wants, but Tom is the most competitive and smartest player I've ever seen in the game. He wants this BAD. Great players find a way to win. He's one of the, if not the greatest ever.
slappy magoo
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Let's start talking about politics. It's safer. :lookaroun
captainkidd
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You're probably right.
Anyways, I'm not getting too hopeful. Gronk still hasn't practiced yet. No Gronk, no title.
dsnylvr
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The Giants were the most hurt team in the NFL, and still managed a winning record. It is evidenced by the second half of their season. This is why they have had a great post season, everyone is healthy.
Just saw the post that they will have the MVP motorcade in the MK on Monday at 1:20pm. I will be there watching either Eli Manning or Victor Cruz riding down Main St. USA.
WDW1974
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It's not nearly as much fun ... actually depressing enough to start thinking about defecting to Canada!
People have Super Bowl parties. You know anyone that throws election parties?
And I tend to believe the Super Bowl is gonna be a helluva lot more competitive than the big election anyway.
JenniferS
When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
It's not nearly as much fun ... actually depressing enough to start thinking about defecting to Canada!
People have Super Bowl parties. You know anyone that throws election parties?
And I tend to believe the Super Bowl is gonna be a helluva lot more competitive than the big election anyway.
No sense defecting to Canada. We don't get the original Superbowl ads - have to youtube them after the game.
captainkidd
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Don't you know it's unwise to post such things, even if that's what you're thinking.
FTR, the Giants had a few hurt players on offense. The Patriots were without their starting secondary for more than half the season (and still won 13 games).
I like the way this is shaping up. Giants and their fans are positive they're going to win and not afraid to talk about it. Pats and their fans are just chillin' saying "let's play the game on Sunday". Kind of a reverse from 4 years ago.
One last thing I'l mention if you want some interesting reading: Take a look at Tom Brady's stats when he plays a defense twice in 1 season for the 2nd game. There's a reason why they've won their division 9 of the 10 seasons he's been the starting QB. Overall record in that stretch = 123-37.
WDWFREAK53
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He practiced (limited) yesterday...and he will play in the Super Bowl.
Probably just did walk-throughs.
My prediction...
Pats 31
Giants 27
Either way...it'll be a great game...I don't see this being a blow-out in either direction.
captainkidd
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If Gronk plays the whole game, I'm calling Pats 34-24. I originally said 34-17, but I can see the Giants driving at the end of the game for a TD.
Lifelong Pats fan who has never seen the team as focused and determined as they are right now, and I'm loving it! Not cocky or over-confident, just completely determined.
CrescentLake
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That is bullcrap and you know it. As someone who is in the heart of Patriots-Nation at the moment, (I go to college in Boston) I can tell you that I've never been trash-talked more in my life then when I wore anything Giants related in the last two weeks. I think that both teams are confident, which is good, and both fan bases are being extremely cocky and smug. And I would expect nothing less from New York and New England.
That said, its going to be a fantastic game. As a Giants fan, I expect (as a fan, why shouldn't I have that expectation? I expect them to win everytime they go out and play) and hope them to win, but I am very nervous. I respect Brady and the entire Patriots coaching staff and team, and I expect them to deliver a great game. No way is this going to be a blowout. I can't even see the game decided by two scores. I think this'll be a 3 or 4 point game, and will come down to whatever team has the ball last. Giants need to find a way for Eli to have the ball with under 2 minutes in the 4th.
My humble prediction? 27-24 Giants. But one big play could swing it either way. Good luck to both teams, hope its a great game.