Originally Posted By HokieSkipper <<the fact that you actually get drenched on Splash Mountain>> You've obviously never been on Splash when the water cannons are on. Because then you would get drenched, haha.
Originally Posted By GMouse One more thing that I noticed at Disneyland and would love to see more of at WDW is the unique shops along Main Street and throughout the park. It seemed like each shop had unique merchandice that was specific to it's theme. I found a place near the Pirates ride where I was able to get a crystal mug engraved with my name.
Originally Posted By danyoung GMouse, I can understand your opinion, even if I don't share it. That's because I started visiting DL at 6 years old back in 1963, so it was always the home resort for me. I think when comparing the two resorts it's important to make a distinction between the general area around the parks and the parks themselves. Most folks think that DL far outweighs the MK for Disney magic. But I'd agree that as a vacation destination, WDW is much more suited for longer stays than its older brother in Anaheim. I could see visiting DL and storming the parks for maybe 3 or 4 days, and then I'd be done. But I could easily stay 2 weeks in Florida and not run out of new stuff to do.
Originally Posted By EPCOT Explorer >>You've obviously never been on Splash when the water cannons are on. Because then you would get drenched, haha.<< Got that in Dec. NOT. FUN. It was cold.
Originally Posted By Sara Tonin It's hard to take someone seriously when they can't spell veteran correctly.
Originally Posted By Sara Tonin That's the way I like it...lulling the victum into a false sense of security.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> It's hard to take someone seriously when they can't spell veteran correctly. << It.s hard to take life in general seriously.
Originally Posted By MPierce >> You've obviously never been on Splash when the water cannons are on. Because then you would get drenched, haha. << >> Got that in Dec. NOT. FUN. << Try being stuck on the outside by that little waterfall on a cold January morning.
Originally Posted By GMouse Crap, I'm usually pretty good at spelling. Sorry about the typo. I agree danyoung it's about perception and I think someone's first Disney park experience (home resort) has a big impact on that. If I would have gone to Disneyland first I probably would feel differently.
