BarryH

I stayed at a Motel 6 about a mile from LAX. It was pretty decent and it was the only 5 story Motel 6 I've seen! Down the street is a place called Adult World. Otherwise, there are plenty of hotels across the street for DL if you want to see Mickey and Co.

I can see a small B&M coaster go into the space. It could fit Hollywood Dream.

Trust me, they will work HHN around the future construction of Project Rumble. HHN makes too much $$$ to be a Universal afterthought. Still, I am waiting for "Bring It On: The Ride" and "American Pie 4-D."

^^If you're driving up I-75, you can also stop by Cafe Risque. You can have a burger and watch naked women. No, seriously.

I think the Robb action figure needs an interchangeable arm, where you can change the arm with a buffalo wing.

^I've gotten all 9 credits on my first try! I'm also the one who has visited SFMM twice and all the credits were open each time, even Deja Vu.

^^ & ^Actually, there's a photo trip report from my visit in April 2005: http://www.themeparkreview.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1565&highlight=holy+land It's also listed here: http://www.ioacentral.com/columns_archives/barrys_backwater_bar_stool/2006_02_04/

Even on a Saturday, I was able to do a credit run at Wild Adventures and do all of the credits in 3 hours. As long as you don't go on a concert day, you should be able to do WA in a few hours. Also, for more credits, you can drop by Dixieland in the Atlanta area and get a credit! If you want to detor to Jacksonville, there's a Wacky Worm at Jacksonville Beach.

I've rode Leap the Dips alone and it was OK. Of course, I am rather heavy too.

Hey, I don't wear t-shirts from the FCC, the Federal Communications Commission!

^Don't forget, TDL's POTC is un-PC! No men chasing women holding trays of food! No, men are chasing women. Not a food tray in sight!

Source: http://www.christianpost.com/article/20080110/30807_Holy_Land_Theme_Park_Gets_Makeover.htm Damn, I was hoping for the "Holly Roller" Intamin Gigacoaster, the "Hades" woodie, or the "Jesus Juice" Flume ride!

^I'm just kidding about the Speedo DVD. If you do draw a picture, I will send you one of my kudo-winning, roller coaster DVDs. Again, no stick figures!

^I hope no one calls it "Erotica."

I think TPR would make a lot of money if they sold Robb and Elissa Alvey action figures. If they had action figures, what accessories would they come with? What would they look like? If you are artistically inclined, you can draw the action figures. For those who draw them (stick figures don't count), I will give you a free DVD....of me dancing in Speedo. EDIT: Just kidding about the Speedo. If you want to draw a photo, I will send you one of my kudo-winning, roller coaster DVDs.

Robb can eat all the hot wings he wants, but I don't want to be around him 2 hours later when he farts.

If you really want to fill up, the Santa Fe Hotel has a dinner buffet for around 28 Euros.

Did you know a teacher like this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IcSVTRnR4U

Here is your birthday present. Awwww, yeah! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XhS80rwjIg

Happy birthday to you You live in a zoo You smell like a monkey And you look like one too!

Britney Spears...going on "The Surreal Life" in 3...2...1...

Robb is a very busy man, so you better have 100 truckloads of Swedish meatballs so he can take on your project!

I think CoP would be better if it spun around at 70 mph.

What's wrong with Mystery Mine? It's intense, but families can still ride it together. The theming rivals anything at Disney or Universal.

There are plenty of restaurants at Disney where you can take your kids. Victoria and Albert's shouldn't be one of them.