keith_h

When Disney builds Mickey's Backyard Massage Parlor and Casino I will be a very rich man. You losers better start kissing up to me now.

So what is taking you to Sycamore? My in laws both used to work there but it's not what I would call an interesting destination.

That is too simple and logical.
 
Don't you realize that the managers making these decisions have MBA's?
 
What do us stupid guests know?
 
TCD

With all the money Disney is raking in, they should dome all of the parks and resorts!

Oh good Starbucks has wifi.

I would offer him the original price and if he won't take it move on. 6 grand is a big jump.

Ha, I have to laugh at myself. When I first read the thread topic, I honestly envisioned "Bus Monitors" riding the bus, standing by the door in the aisle checking for freeloaders with coolers headed to the pool! :popo:  

Creepiest fast food mascots...
 
3. Ronald McDonald
2. Burger King
1. new Colonel Sanders

Coincidentally a link on the yesterland page takes us to this:
 
http://www.yesterland.com/peabodyducks.html

I would say yes as long as you include one of these.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxSLbpAwibg

I heard that it happened at the campfire.
Apparently Chip was mad at Dale for messing with his nuts and opened a big O'le can of whoop a$$ on him.

As I said above I think part of the problem is the RV manufacturers use tires at the very end of their rating to save money. The tires on my TT are rated at 1764 lbs each. The trailer with a GVW of 3600 lbs it is cutting it close with a max weight on both tires of 3528 lbs. Assuming a 10% tongue weight of 360 lbs that is around 3200 lbs on the tires. Not much room for a mistake that overloads them. I keep the trailer around 3000 lbs max so am not that worried about overloading. I also stick to the speed limit or 65 mph which ever is slower when towing.  

I know... it is the parent's fault however, how often have we talked about Disney looking the other way when they see foolish people on golf carts?  I think most people who come to the Fort, do so at least once a year; so there are lots of "repeat offenders".  With that, I wonder what would happen if Disney really buckled down and started to enforce the rules; if they saw someone poorly driving a rented cart, they should take it away.  Right then and there.  If they see someone poorly driving a private owned cart, same thing.  They should tell the guest that they can either have their golf cart stored by Disney (for a fee of course) for the duration of their stay or they can check out of the campground without a refund.  I wonder if Disney enforced rules, how quickly we might see an change?  Also, curious... when a person brings their own personal GC, do they register it with the front desk?  If you report an issue with a driver on a cart, can Disney track down the owner?  If I were Disney (or, that's a lovely game :) ), I would pass out a bright neon peace of paper with the GC rules (and consequences) clearly written; each guest would have to sign one with they checked in... every person in the party (16 and older) would need to sign it.  Then, I would do the hard work of enforces the rules.  My guess is Disney would get some pushback and angry people for the first year, but then it would mellow out and improve.   Of course, I also wouldn't allow 5 families to share one campsite... but that's a whole other thread on its own

A restaurant that has windows facing the MK should not have balconies outside where people can block your view.  That's part of the allure of the MK facing restaurants.  

Making new friends is always fun. We met another family through Fulltime Families who happen to live in the Orlando area. They came out *to have dinner with us* (annunciates, lest I become a cannibal again :D ).
http://nowornever.learntorv.com/2015/07/new-friends.html

My gosh you've barely been gone a week or so and your already resorting to cannibalism. I hate to see what happens if you decide to cross the Donner Pass. 
 
:( :cauldron-smiley:

It always helps to have a good straight man for the setup. Glad to hear y'all had a chuckle. I'm of the mind the more of those we have the better off we'll be. 

My gosh you've barely been gone a week or so and your already resorting to cannibalism. I hate to see what happens if you decide to cross the Donner Pass. 
 
:( :cauldron-smiley:

:barf:

If they spent as much time and money repairing the parks and creating new rides/attractions as they do developing useless crap and trying to get your $$, we would be seeing a new ride opening up every 6 months!

20 days and counting till we visit the most beautiful park in the valley between the two most beautiful hills

Thanks for the link to the video, but is there one of the Dave In Tennessee family dancing to a Dead Mouse song?
 
Seems like it would be a natural fit for DIT.
 
TCD

For those who are not familiar with Deadmau5 (pronounced  dead mouse). I find the logo rather scary myself and would never confuse it with Mickey.
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnPKNinEwDI

When I had my travel trailer, I used a little trick to help me remember which way to turn the steering wheel when I was backing the trailer. I'd put my right hand at the bottom of the steering wheel, and then whichever way I wanted the trailer to go, that's the direction I'd move my right hand. I hope this helps you.
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