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Sorry about your bad experiences but personally we have never got a bad meal at Disney. I will have to say the grub at the HDDR is great in my opinion. I'm not usually a BBQ rib person but every time we go someone else has to drive the GC back to the MH cause I'm done for the evening.

Yea it's a shame they had to mess up all the healthy stuff they had back in the good old days. LOL

It's strange Disney putting it's logo on a cigarette lighter. This must have been back when they made thoes good cigarettes that didn't hurt you like these :clint:

http://youtu.be/hxUZI0vE0FM

Not sure if this is posted already or if it's even close to the original but someone sent it to me so I thought I would share.

DOLE WHIP

2 cans (20 oz. each) DOLE crushed pineapple

... 2 tbsp. lemon juice

2 tbsp. lime juice

1/3 cup sugar

1 1/2 cups heavy whipping cream

How to make it

Drain pineapple: reserve 2 tbsp. juice.

Set aside.

Place pineapple, lemon juice, lime juice, sugar and reserved pineapple juice in blender.

Cover and blend until smooth.

Pour into two 1-quart freezer zipped bags.

Store bags flat in freezer.

Freeze 1 1/2 hours or until slushy.

Stir pineapple slush gently into whipped cream until slightly blended in large bowl. Return to freezer until completely frozen, about 1 hour and serve.

The check in person has let us pick our site from the book several times. All we had to do was tell them we were familiar with the site they wanted to give us and it wouldn't work and they got the book out. We were still in the same loop but we're able to choose from several other sites that were available for our stay.

This is where the FF app can come in handy before you drive back there.

I have been annoyed by the Spanish monorail spiel for years. If they aren't going to stick to the language of America English then why should they insult all the visitors from non Spanish speaking countries as irrelevant.

Or you could opt for the Chinese copy

http://loades.net/megabusblog/archives/91

I figured once the park was up and running they will find some reason to take over full ownership and keep all the technology and intellectual property Disney has there. Then they will copy everything while Disney spends a fortune suing them in the world court. You would think the greedy American companies would've learned by now with as many times as this has happened.

Once they finish the park in Shanghai China can find them guilty of something stupid and boot Disney out then they will have an official park.

I purchased one of the gold water bottles last trip and I love it. Don't use it for anything but water and always hand wash it.

I think three feet of snow and 50mph winds are getting close to He// freezing over.

I agree with everyone above golf carts aren't a necessity but they are fun to drive around the campground. Also it is much nicer to have the cart waiting at the marina or the bus stop when returning from the parks. This way you can head straight back to the camper with the kids and not have to wait for another bus.

We did bikes on our first trip with the kids and it wasn't bad and we still take one bike but we love our cart.

I love Mr Bill

http://youtu.be/fQSO7g1xsT8

I wanna use one of these

That looks like Silver Bullet

When we were at the world 4 or 5 years ago there was a guy staying at the fort with a 3 wheel scooter like this. We talked to him at the dock several mornings when he was boarding the boat to MK. I thought it was Kool and it wasn't much if any bigger than an evc.

DW wants to know if the people who use these will be required to wear a helmet.

Maybe next we can get some of those treadmill bikes for people who want to walk but don't like hard concrete.

So someone can stand on this all day but walking isn't an option? :-\

That's Kool but I don't think I can make the trip to California to see it :-[

I have always heard a bad day at Disney is better than a good day at home.

I didn't see any scorpion but I did download the pdf if you want me to mail it to you PM me

That won't fit in the bed of your truck :rofl2:

How would you transport a cart? Your signature pic looks like you have a non-toyhauler travel trailer and a short bed truck. I know some short carts can fit in a 6.5' bed with the tailgate removed, but even then the weight of an electric cart is far in excess of what most trucks can haul in their bed, nevermind the hitch weight of the trailer. I'm asking because I'm in a similar situation.

Good point and good to see you again ^-^

That's great I had to print it out for the checklist.

Speaking of bucketlist DW was asking the other day what ever happened to him?

I don't think my doublewide is worth $350K :faceplant2: