Since I've reached 47 without learning to play golf, and I doubt I will- I guess there will always be something NEW for me at the most Magical place on Earth.
However I've played Winter/Summerland and Fantasia Gardens several times, so that I can say I've played both sides of both courses. I have rented both pontoon boats and Water Mice. I did drive out to the Sand Trap Grill at Osprey Ridge to see about having lunch there one time. I've been several times to Discovery Island, back when you could go there. I've been to River Country once, Blizzard Beach twice, and Typhoon Lagoon countless times. I saw Phyllis Diller interviewed back when celebrities came to DisneyMGM to ride a motorcade to the Theater of the Stars. (I saw others, but she's the only one I can remember). I've stood on the sets of several TV shows, back when they gave tours of the shows being taped at the Studios. (I remember Tarzan). I've been to two tapings of the Rosie O'Donnell show, once at DAK, once at Studios. I've seen "Surprise in the Skies", "Tapestry of Dreams", the World Roller Hockey League, shook Susan Lucci's hand at Super Soap Weekend, and the Bicentennial Parade. Spent some of the best times ever at Pleasure Island, including the Mardi Gras that actually had a Crewed parade go down Hill St, with John McDaniel as the Grand Marshall. Seen countless holiday displays evolve over the years at all the resorts. Speaking of, I've stayed at the Poly, Contemporary, Wilderness Lodge, Ft. Wilderness (in a tent! although we skipped the nighttime movie of Rescuers II -aww, another NEW experience I've missed out on- you win again), Port Orleans, Dixie Landings, Coronado Spr, the Dolphin (but not the Swan- OH NO!), Pop Cent, All the All Stars, Carib Beach, and Animal Kingdm Lodge, and had a facial and massage at the Disney Institute when that was around. There is no theme park attraction, current or long gone, that I haven't been to- as I've going to WDW since 1972 when I was 6 years old. I used to beg my grandparents to always ride Horizons before we left Epcot. I've eaten twice at Splitsville, but I haven't been bowling, only because no one I go with ever wants to, and I'd look stupid bowling by myself.
But I guess I'm a schmuck who doesn't realize all WDW has to offer, because I haven't been to EVERY theater in DTD. I didn't realize that theater 23 was significantly different from theater 6, (shows how much I know about WDW) I guess I'll have to go back several times so that I can experience everything WDW has to offer.
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