Originally Posted By vbdad55 ^^^ I agree- I like Debevics-- but for someone who does not like that sort of thing..it can be very irritating.
Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom I think it's helpful to know what you are walking into. And not everyone is a Disney pro like we are.
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 <<Kar2oonMan, I have always said you can tell when your in a room of Bostonians. They are very "unique". Dugin Park is one of Boston's oldest restaurant and had been around for over 100 years. I think the wait staf sizes up the party when you enter the establishment to see if you are ready for the "Boston" treatment or not.>> Yep. Very true. And I've been to DP a handful of times ... it was fun once when a waitress just wouldn't stop playing with my grandfather and he ate it up. But they know when to say when. I haven't been to Primetime in over a decade. Thought the food was mediocre and overpriced and didn't really like the 'abuse' even though it was mild. It's why I don't do Whispering Canyon anymore. The schtick gets obnoxious very quickly when you just want to dine and be left alone. I went there a few years back and told the server upfront that we wanted food and drink and no entertainment and if we were harrassed in anyway, we'd not be leaving a gratuity or paying for the meal. Had a great lunch ... and waiter got 25% tip for leaving us alone.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 It's why I don't do Whispering Canyon anymore. The schtick gets obnoxious very quickly when you just want to dine and be left alone --- then you go to trail's end ! no different than you wouldn't go to Shula's for a show, or something like Tony and Tina's wedding for a quiet romantic dinner.
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA <If schtick is distasteful And you're bugged by those joking Waiters that dance and sing, There's a very good chance More than high probability Participatory theater dining ain't your thing.> Is this sung to the tune of another song? Or some weird haiku?
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan It's an original composition. It goes like this: La la la LA lal la laaaa lalala la la la la la... Catchy, no?
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan Everybody in the 1960s was on drugs, weren't they? <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZL2WeRHqqXo&NR=1" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...qXo&NR=1</a>
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA For 100 bonus points... 1. Name the person voicing Fleagle. 2. Name the theme park that the Banana Splits are running around in.
Originally Posted By Tony C I can't really view the video yet but things like HR Pufunstuf and Lidsville that was just "creativity"
Originally Posted By Tony C 1. Fleagle I believe was Paul Winchell voice of Tigger 2. I'm not sure but Magic Mountain(note I've never been there or to California but I've heard of the place.
Originally Posted By Tony C I know Daws Butler provided another voice which sort of sounded like Huckleberry Hound at least he tried to sound different. Unlike Snagglepuss and the Funky Phantom even.
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA Paul Winchell is correct. As is King's Island. What other popular television show family also visited Kings Island as part of a two-part episode?
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan Brady Bunch! Mike loses his blueprints when they become mixed up with a rolled up Yogi Bear poster. Hilarity ensues!
Originally Posted By Jim in Merced CA Correct, 2oony! I remember well the family running through the park to the 'William Tell Overture.'
