Would you go to Disney World if...

wsmith1978

wsmith1978

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Sometimes my partner and I, when we're missing it the most, like to play a childish, silly game called "Would you go to Disney World if...?"

The first question we posed was "Would you go to Disney World if the only ride or attraction you could go on was Stitch's Great Escape"? :lol:

We both answered this with a resounding YES! We hate that ride, only went on it one time in 2009 (our first time there) and never again. But, we'd rather do that, and be able to walk around the rest of the parks and enjoy the scenery, than not go at all.

So, the idea of the game is - do you love/miss Disney World so much that you would endure far less than ideal circumstances. just to be there?

Anyone wanna play? :p
 
C.FERNIE

C.FERNIE

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Ours would be Its a Small world, we would endure it just to be back at wdw, we hated it so much last time we thought about jumping out of the boat lol :wave:
 
Mawg

Mawg

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Would you go to Disney World if you knew it was going to rain the whole time you were there?
 
WDWmazprty

WDWmazprty

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burks said:
Would you go to Disney World if you knew it was going to rain the whole time you were there?
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Yes. Rain is no problem.

Would you go to Disney World if there were no shows? (i.e. Illuminations, Wishes, Fantasmic, Festival of Lion King, etc.)
 
The Incredible Schmulk

The Incredible Schmulk

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WDWmazprty said:
Yes. Rain is no problem.

Would you go to Disney World if there were no shows? (i.e. Illuminations, Wishes, Fantasmic, Festival of Lion King, etc.)
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Oh, that wouldn't be a problem. I enjoy the restaurants and lounges just as much as the parks, so that just leaves more time for late night drinks at the resorts!

Which poses this question: Would you still go if the only dining options available for your trip were quick service locations? No lounges, no sit-down restaurants, no signatures, just counter service.
 
draybook

draybook

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Yes. I'd go to WDW if all I could do was walk around and not watch a show or ride an attraction.


Would you go to WDW if it was 100 degrees the whole time and you HAD to wear a jacket?
 
wsmith1978

wsmith1978

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Would you go to Disney World if there were construction walls all over the place in MK?

Oh, wait... ;)
 
wsmith1978

wsmith1978

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draybook said:
Yes. I'd go to WDW if all I could do was walk around and not watch a show or ride an attraction.


Would you go to WDW if it was 100 degrees the whole time and you HAD to wear a jacket?
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That's a good one. I might actually say NO to that one, unless I could spend the entire time indoors.
 
whitethunder

whitethunder

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I haven't seen one that would prevent me from going.. Although wearing a jacket in 100 degree whether is the questionable one.

Would you go to Disney World if you had to be part of a Brazilian tour group?
 
Knothead

Knothead

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whitethunder said:
I haven't seen one that would prevent me from going.. Although wearing a jacket in 100 degree whether is the questionable one.

Would you go to Disney World if you had to be part of a Brazilian tour group?
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Yes definitely. Those girls are so hot.

Would you go to Disney World if your only way to get around was by bus?
 
WDWmazprty

WDWmazprty

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Knothead said:
Yes definitely. Those girls are so hot.

Would you go to Disney World if your only way to get around was by bus?
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Well, thats the only way we get around to the parks and resorts, so....yes.


Would you go to Disney World if everyone had to use an ECV?
 
ElusiveWookiee

ElusiveWookiee

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pugmalion1 said:
Which poses this question: Would you still go if the only dining options available for your trip were quick service locations? No lounges, no sit-down restaurants, no signatures, just counter service.
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That wouldn't be a problem; I've only ever eaten at the quick service spots. :)

draybook said:
Would you go to WDW if it was 100 degrees the whole time and you HAD to wear a jacket?
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That would probably be a deal breaker, though.
 
6laurac

6laurac

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There was no toilet paper in the parks or the resorts?
None of the CM's were friendly and said to have a magical day?
And finally....
Mickey Mouse was on vacation!!!!
 
plaz10

plaz10

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If you weren't allowed actually in the parks....you just had to sit at the entrance and watch people go in.
 

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