Originally Posted By Malin So here I was in the pub last night enjoying a few pints when a friend who I havn't spoke to in a while tells me that him and his girlfriend are planning a around the world break with four days in Hong Kong. His plan was to do two of the four days at Disney, as I sat listening to him I realised I needed to jump in and say something to him. I told him to do Disney but spend no more than a day here, as the park was only just starting up and needed a lot of work done to it. I also warned him as a first timer to any Disney park, not to base his opinions on this park alone, and that the other parks were a lot bigger and better, but for a day trip, its fine. After the conversation I realise it was rather difficult despite loving the park, to recomend it to other people who may be visiting for the first time. I than realise is this park and its short comings actually hurting the Disney name.
Originally Posted By Witches of Morva ORDDU: Yes, it's quite a challenge. ORGOCH: Sure is! Sort a like havin' a feller ask ya what one a yer sisters is like, when he's never met her, an' ya don't wanna' lie an say she's purdy when she's ugly as a tar pit, yet ya don't wanna make yerself look bad by admittin' the truth! ORDDU: It's all right, dear. You always manage to make yourself look bad no matter what you have to say...
Originally Posted By Bob Paris I noticed that you were in a pub, having a few pints. Funny thing is, when I read the thread title, I thought to myself, "What kind of drugs do you have to be on to recommend this awful little park?!?"
Originally Posted By Malin The problem is Bob even with alcohol in my system I still strugled to recomend the park to the guy not because its a bad park, but because the offerings are small and it could have a massive impact on how he views Disney.
Originally Posted By Mr X Frankly, I wouldn't recommend more than a day at Disney on a first time, four day trip ANYPLACE, except for Florida maybe. People do it, sure. But I don't think it's a great idea. There is so much more to see in HK, LA, Tokyo, and Paris (I assume) and with such a limited amount of time I just can't see the justification there. On the other hand, HK is the easiest to deal with lol. Honestly if anyone in that situation asked me I would recommend a half-day to start with and then decide in the afternoon if you want to stay or go elsewhere. That would be assuming they go when the park opens, of course.
