Originally Posted By nbodyhome <a href="http://www.mousesteps.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=36&Itemid=67" target="_blank">http://www.mousesteps.com/inde x.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=36&Itemid=67</a> As promised! It's a well run tour, I had a great time on it. Denise
Originally Posted By Boardwalkbum Nice posting nobodyhome! Thanx! I have yet to do a Segway tour and now I wondering which I should do first.
Originally Posted By nbodyhome Thanks! This one is still in a test phase, but I had a GREAT time with it (and it's very tightly pulled together for being such a new tour). I love the Segway XT's! Denise
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 Segways always make me think of something that Walt would have likely loved ... a true technological innovation that improves life. At the same time, I can't help but ponder how wide so many American ... uhm ... ah ... spirits are these days, and think that walking more might be a good idea. And, nice pics!
Originally Posted By nbodyhome Thanks Spirit! I actually enjoy walking myself, but there is an element of exercise to the Segways. Balancing, moving the body to go where you want, and I also did some extra moves (one trainer suggested it) with the Segway to help my feet get less tired (moving the Segway side to side a bit on the empty trail). So you are exercising, it's just a different way.
Originally Posted By MPierce Thanks for the pictures, and review Denise. Would I be correct in saying the tour was mostly on the paved walking path or not. Anyway I am really interested in taking this tour, if I can convince my wife that WDW might still be worth the money. How long would you guess you actually spent riding the segway?
Originally Posted By nbodyhome Hi MPierce! It was a mixture of surfaces. We did go on the Wilderness Lodge walkway. But we also went along areas that were not paved, including near the horse barn/petting zoo, beach area, nature trail, etc. We didn't go into any real sand, because that would be another lesson altogether! I didn't time it, but I'd say 30 - 40 minutes learning, and the rest riding. It was definitely a fair amount of riding time. Everyone (the 5 of us!) between the couple of tours really enjoyed it. Denise
