Is Disneyworld worth a visit?
Sep 9th, 2001 | 09:53 PM
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Definitely go to Disney, at least Epcot.
And if you like rides, go to one of the parks with great rides.
Also go to Silver Springs, as suggested (don't get put off as a colleague did because the entrance is a bit tatty) and go on the glassbottom boat.
And go swimming at nearby DeLeon Springs and make yourself pancakes at your table at the old Spanish mill there.
Doug
And if you like rides, go to one of the parks with great rides.
Also go to Silver Springs, as suggested (don't get put off as a colleague did because the entrance is a bit tatty) and go on the glassbottom boat.
And go swimming at nearby DeLeon Springs and make yourself pancakes at your table at the old Spanish mill there.
Doug
Sep 9th, 2001 | 10:18 PM
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Poor "naysayer"...everytime somebody disses the great Disneyworld there is such a big upROAR from people who think it's so great they are willing to dump a fortune there...
YES, ireland, it is crowded...VERY...
I think taking a child under the age of 5 is child abuse....
To the person who said they'd rather go to Europe...well GO....obviously you haven't checked out the price of traveling to Europe vs. the price of one Disney Parkhopper Pass--Europe is cheaper.
Ireland....Disney is fine. It is something that one should experience at least once in their life. If you are going to Florida, then go to Disney. But you must know that Disney is not a place that can be experienced in one day...it does take at least a week and then you still will not have seen everything there is to see.
The rides, for the most part, are juvenile...yes, there is space mountain, and splash mountain, but there is also a lot of MARKETING going on...if you like the Mouse as one poster put it, then you'll like Disney.
For the most part, Disney has lost the Magic in my opinion...maybe I've been there too many times.
How about the Everglades National Park? Or other different Florida destinations?
There is so much to love about Florida...Disney is just one attraction...
YES, ireland, it is crowded...VERY...
I think taking a child under the age of 5 is child abuse....
To the person who said they'd rather go to Europe...well GO....obviously you haven't checked out the price of traveling to Europe vs. the price of one Disney Parkhopper Pass--Europe is cheaper.
Ireland....Disney is fine. It is something that one should experience at least once in their life. If you are going to Florida, then go to Disney. But you must know that Disney is not a place that can be experienced in one day...it does take at least a week and then you still will not have seen everything there is to see.
The rides, for the most part, are juvenile...yes, there is space mountain, and splash mountain, but there is also a lot of MARKETING going on...if you like the Mouse as one poster put it, then you'll like Disney.
For the most part, Disney has lost the Magic in my opinion...maybe I've been there too many times.
How about the Everglades National Park? Or other different Florida destinations?
There is so much to love about Florida...Disney is just one attraction...
Sep 19th, 2001 | 06:46 AM
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My husband and I have been to Florida three times and we have done pretty much everything there is to do there. We enjoyed Islands of Adventure and Universal Studio's better than Disney World. You have to walk through Citywalk to get to Island and Universal. They have many restaurants on the way like Margaritaville - Jimmy Buffets place, Bob Marley's place, Hard Rock Cafe, and many more. It really is a great time!
Sep 20th, 2001 | 09:37 AM
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I dreaded going to Disneyworld. My husband, who has been there at least 9 times, insisted we go. I AM A CONVERT!!! I had the best time of my life - it brings out the kid in you. Makes you forget your age and yes, I am sure you have fun with kids, but I am glad my husband and I got to go alone before our little one arrives next April! GO, YOU WILL LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
