Not fair listening to all your DisneyWorld anecdotes; it's been ages since last I was there. My son wasn't even born then, and now he's 12 - a good age for Florida's delights. Our currency keeps dropping drastically in relation to the Dollar - welcome to the Third World.
Still, my lad and I *will* get there, even if it kills me (not unlikely).
 
And here's the on-topic bit:
Let's follow the Disney example: Hire a bunch of students who'll follow you around the house, cleaning up after you. Your place, too, can be as clean 'n tidy as Mickey Mouse's "Main Street USA". 
 
Tat
in
Jo'burg
 
----- Original Message -----
Sent: 13 April 2002 07:23
Subject: Re: [JFC]: OT-disneyworld

Heather, we just came back from Disney so maybe I can help you out.  Magic Kingdom will entertain them the most but there are also carnival type rides in animal kingdom.  In dinoland there is a ride that might scare her.  It is in the dark & my 7 year old nephew was too scared to get on-the T-Rex was just a little too close for him.  I found the ride enjoyable-that is if you like riding a mechanical bull.  It really threw you around a lot considering it just looked like a simple little car ride like the one through It's a Small World.  If the Winnie the Pooh ride has a long line...skip it.  Too boring & short for more than a 10 minute wait (sorry Piglet-you know I dearly love you).  MGM not Universal is what is part of the Disney packages if that is what you have purchased.  My kids enjoyed the shows there & the ending show &am! p; fireworks were worth waiting for.  The fireworks at Epcot go off each night a night & are worth going to just for that along with the lighted fountain display...that is if you have the pass to come & go as you please.  My kids really enjoyed Epcot..not so much the countries (although they enjoyed the boat rides in Mexico & I think there was one in Norway) but the rides & the scientific hands on stuff to do.  Downtown disney has the leggo store that is pretty cool & a bunch of tables of leggos to play with & there is no charge to go there.  It is kind of like going to a boardwalk.  We spent the least amount of time in animal kingdom. We arrive early to see the animals & then we shopped a little in the stores but it was very crowded so the dinoland ride was all that we did & then left to go back to our pool at the hotel & swim.  We were at the All Star Movie Resort which is really a great place to take kids.&! nbsp; There are giant statues of all of the characters just everywhere.  We were in Toy Story all week so I had to pass a 3 story Buzz Lightyear & Woody every time I came & went.  Well your 3 days is now 2 so you might have already done all of this.  Hope you have a great time.  Say hello to Piglet for me will you?  I miss him already.

Oinkingly yours,
Debbie in Delaware

Reply via email to