Originally Posted By BlazesOfFire I didnt think there were any set ups for The Wiggles...There will be though lateAugust/Early September and Im gonna love seeing my little sisters face when she sees them! She loved seeing the Power Rangers too. At least that isnt around the entire day!
Originally Posted By TDLFAN I think he was kidding about the Wiggles.. They disturb me terribly. Middle aged men going goo-goo ga-ga with little kids.. PERVERTS!
Originally Posted By t1lersm0m It's amazing with how much money was spent on M:S, how many people have it on their least favorite list. I don't imagine we'll see this many people saying the same thing next year about Expedition Everest.
Originally Posted By t1lersm0m <<I think he was kidding about the Wiggles.. They disturb me terribly. Middle aged men going goo-goo ga-ga with little kids.. PERVERTS!>> The Wiggles are coming this Fall as part of the promotion to attract guests with children under 5.
Originally Posted By t1lersm0m <<Walt Disney World Resort has designated August 13 to September 30 "Little Ones Travel Time." This seven-week travel period also corresponds with the "free dining" vacation package, designed to draw visitors to Disney World at the slowest time of the year. Throughout Little Ones Travel Time, Walt Disney World will showcase live concerts and special entertainment by Disney Channel favorites at Disney-MGM Studios. The new "Mickey's Magic Show" created by Feld Entertainment will make its first-ever park appearance. "Playhouse Disney in Concert" will include the following special live performances*: 8/16/06 - 8/19/06 - Mickey's Magic Show 8/20/06 - 8/23/06 - Doodlebops 8/24/06 - 8/27/06 - Mickey's Magic Show 8/29/06 - 9/1/06 - The Wiggles Date to be Announced - Johnny and the Sprites Date to be Announced - Dan Zanes (*Theme Park admission required. Acts scheduled to appear on dates listed. Entertainment subject to change without notice.) Also, starting June 25, kids can dine and get autographs with Playhouse Disney pals JoJo and Goliath, and characters from Disney's Little Einsteins will meet and greet guests at Hollywood and Vine at Disney-MGM Studios. This character meal will be offered at breakfast and lunch only. It can be booked now at (407) WDW-DINE (939-3463).>> Care of mousesavers.com
Originally Posted By pixiedust1 1. Swiss Family Treehouse... I could never understand the facination with this... I shake my head everytime I walk by there and there is a line to get on this thing.. 2.Body Wars , Gone but not forgotten.. We had a horrible sick feeling all day, and like vddad55 said , Star Tours is the same but diff, we love that ride... 3. 20,000 Leagues... It was so so lame, some rides were made with very young kids in mind.. (I wonder, was this one of Walt's ideas, hmmmm, if it was he missed the mark on this attraction.
Originally Posted By TDLFAN >>Walt Disney World will showcase live concerts and special entertainment by Disney Channel favorites at Disney-MGM Studios.<< Memo to me: avoid MGM on those days. Too many brats around.
Originally Posted By NJFIREGUY When I took my 1st trip to WDW in 1981 My parents gave me and my brother one simple rule. "We arent standing in line for anything we can go on at the jersey shore" To this day Ive never been on any of the spinners, The Tea Cups, or the Caorusel.
Originally Posted By Marzy I usually love all rides even if no one else in my family does, but Body wars has my vote. It grossed me out too much. (But I guess that's the whole point...)
Originally Posted By pixiedust1 <<We arent standing in line for anything we can go on at the jersey shore">> NJFIREGUY You just made my heart take a extra beat... That was our family's summer vacation spot for 16 yrs... I grew up vacationing with my family in Asbury Park in the 50's and 60's.. (We had family there)When I got married, I returned with my family further south to Pt Pleasant Beach... My kids,(now grown) talk more about memories from there then they do about Disney World... You will understand this then... When Disney built and opened Boardwalk and we went there.. we all had a good laugh... other then the wood the boardwalk is made of, there is nothing even close to the NJ shore... The smells of cotton candy and taffy being made... Italian sausage with peppers and onions on the grill cooking away for hours... the smell of the salt air... I could go on and on... I may just stop there on my way up north this summer... go to Jenkinsons for a piece of pie... (Pizza for those who dont know) I would love to hear from you about this... : )
Originally Posted By Chelledun This is an interesting category! I guess mine are... 1. Mission Space - made me want to puke 2. Snow White - odd storyline, theming is boring to me 3. Stitch's Great Escape (or whatever it's called) - what a disappointment! I won't be going on that again.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 <I think he was kidding about the Wiggles.. They disturb me terribly. Middle aged men going goo-goo ga-ga with little kids.. PERVERTS!< I wasn;t really kidding as I knew they were going to do something for them later this year...also a few years ago they have shows and signings in MK when I was there for a week.....they do creep me out.
Originally Posted By NJFIREGUY <<other then the wood the boardwalk is made of, there is nothing even close to the NJ shore...>> You know i stayed there once I said the same thing. Im betting Everest is more like tibet, than boardwalk is like the Jersey Shore. (not that it isnt very nice). They even have lucy the elephant in the lobby. my stomping grounds are a bit further south. Wildwood,Altantic city, Capemay that area. but if you do come through I would go to Pt Pleasant, i was there a few years ago and its totally retro the old campy rides and everything. theres a great place called the sawmill for "pie". And dont forget your Zepolies, and salt water taffy.
Originally Posted By NYthrillseeker 1. Stitch's Great Escape: This ride was so much better when it was Alien Encounter. I not only found it boring, but when Stitch burps in our faces I almost puked, literally. 2. Country Bear Jamboree: Although not a ride, I am really quite surprised this hasn't been changed by now. Last time in there I had a very hard time keeping my eyes open. 3. Primeval Whirl (AK) - I don't mind the hair pin turns or the up and down movement, but the spinning while doing that brings my nausea level to a maximum.
Originally Posted By TDLFAN >>Country Bear Jamboree: Although not a ride..<< Neither is Stitch's Show and you refered to it as a "ride".
Originally Posted By pixiedust1 <<NEW! TDLFAN Sun 5/7/2006 5:47p >>Country Bear Jamboree: Although not a ride..<< Neither is Stitch's Show and you refered to it as a "ride".>> Good to see your paying attention...
Originally Posted By mickey_ring <<I'm talking attractions that you will refuse to ever enter again. The attraction must be something that you have experienced at least once.>> Gotta be Tom Sawyer Island. That's a real once-and-done attraction. From the packed like sardines raft ride there and back to the no destination trails, it just devours time.
Originally Posted By Shadow wolf SGE=Disney's great mistake. Hands down the WORST replacement attraction.
Originally Posted By t1lersm0m <<<<I'm talking attractions that you will refuse to ever enter again. The attraction must be something that you have experienced at least once.>> Gotta be Tom Sawyer Island. That's a real once-and-done attraction. From the packed like sardines raft ride there and back to the no destination trails, it just devours time. >> I think Tom Sawyer Island was created as a place for little ones to blow off steam. I enjoy taking my son there. He was 6 years old on our last trip. We go over, he runs around exploring, then we have ice cream at Aunt Polly's, then head back to the park refreshed. It's a great diversion!
