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We only got to spend a few hours in there but we were more impressed with it then DL (early returns though).
The similarities between DL and MK hurt the "wow" factor of the second one you visit. I enjoy noticing the little differences, but that's a quirk of my personality. There's a lot of elements of DL (and DCA) that work because of the reliable Southern California weather, pieces DL keeps open air and MK (and other WDW parks) enclose because of the storms that frequently pass through central Florida. For example, the Winnie The Pooh ride at DL loads/unloads outside in Pooh Corner. MK won't risk temporary closings of kids' rides because of rain.
NOICE!Everything I've had at the Poly is fantastic. Even the hotel QSR is great. Can't imagine concierge level at Poly would be any different.Cancelled my dinner reservation at Citrico's Saturday night (9 pm). Seems like concierge level at the Polynesian is a step above some of the other resorts with more food offerings so we will do that instead. Looking forward to it.
Yes. I like how outside it is all is. Really does feel like a pier. Hoping to get more of it in today, if I can shake her out of Disneyland.
I hear ya. Next week when I'm at MNSSHP at MK, I guarantee my wife will mention at least once, "I wish Haunted Mansion was 'Nightmare Before Christmas' like at Disneyland."
I'm sure the Bunny Ranch can accommodate all of your fantasies. Hey, if a guy wants a chick to dress up as the little mermaid, and ream you from behind with a Trident, then who am I to judge?
If the Monorail is running before the park opens, that's a good alternative. Separate search/scan queue, and the monorail station is inside DL at the Tomorrowland/Fantasyland border. No feasible alternative for DCA.
Like it use to be, but DL was always better IMO.
Yea it seems much more "classic" than the DW ride. There is some captain jack in there but very sparingly.
Picture the Epcot finale on steroids. It's a giant projection show, put up on streaming water. It's hard to believe somebody could even think of this much less make it happen.
Got a free night and it's Mrs. Osaurus' birthday so I figured why not. The sample menus at the lounge had things from the restaurants there so I figured how bad could it be?NOICE!Everything I've had at the Poly is fantastic. Even the hotel QSR is great. Can't imagine concierge level at Poly would be any different.Cancelled my dinner reservation at Citrico's Saturday night (9 pm). Seems like concierge level at the Polynesian is a step above some of the other resorts with more food offerings so we will do that instead. Looking forward to it.
Had a great time. No real updates or epiphanies to share. The only thing I'd add is if you can drop some weight before you go it will help the experience. The wife and I went last year around this time and were destroyed after doing 12 miles over the weekend. We've lost a combined 140 pounds (we both went under the knife) this past year and we did 25 miles over three days and all things considered we felt great at the end of it.
they all wear red t-shirts with all sorts of inappropriate stuff for a family park. If you need to know that badly, do a search for it.
I just GIS'ed this and one out of maybe 40 was inappropriate. Admitting you're gay on a shirt isn't inappropriate. Not remotely.
Had a Chik-Fil-A chicken biscuit for breakfast today. Could have taken down many more. Darn my local no-buffet-hosting Chik-Fil-A.AAABatteries said:
Construction still going on, but we are closer to the fancy new Bora Bora villas. I like Beach Club. Wilderness Lodge is still my favorite.
We're doing our first stay at Beach Club in a couple days for the Epcot/DHS portion of the trip. Looking forward to walking from the hotel to World Showcase.
Are you staying on site??
Some of my favorites:
