maliboomer

Did anyone else find the seating massively uncomfortable? Unless you're three feet tall there's no headrest and the 'restraint' was just odd. Pain!

I'm 90% sure you're talking about WDW, in that case, no. You can purchase it at the numerous ticket centers around the 192 and at the parks and resorts.

Stitch may be the worst attraction at WDW, excluding the HISTA preshow, but it is not by any means awful. I went in with low expectations and it was really okay, not absolutely craptacular like most say. The Stitch audio-animatronic is one of Disney's best and the spitting effect was intresting (though if you go in to take a break from the hot Florida sun showers you'll be rained on just the same). Just pinch your nose when the obnoxious girl mentions chilli dogs.

Are you feeling okay?

And sign a contract to spend your life playing Pong naked in Amsterdam while checking out the great toys around town.

Nothing apart from a slightly different architecture and colours, Beach Club is more cheery and Yacht Club is more grey and refined. Both give you access to the best resort pool in WDW, Stormalong Bay, I'm not sure you can access it with a Boardwalk Card. I think Beach Club or Boardwalk would be your best bet.

Indeedums. It has vocals if you listen to full song, mostly some girl groaning about children.

Not quite a coaster, but Living with the Land's self titled theme song is Elissa's favourite.

They're flying Robb's Cessna while Wes and Elissa perform fellatio on furries.

You would totally win Imagi-Nations if you ever had the opportunity to enter it. I really think you should have a look. http://disney.go.com/disneycareers/imaginations/

The best front seat POV I've seen with totally unnesscary yeti slowdown is at http://mousegeeks.com/video/mousegeekseverest.wmv .

I'm also looking forward to the Torino Winter Olympics, but it's a pity that there is not much snow.

Lol! One of the best so far, if only Urkel was dead...

You never said five people! $5000 seems just a bit more then regular for five.

I have no inspiration! untitled.bmp

I can't tell if you're serious or not DATman, because you've been doing a lot of JT3000 whoring. When's the marrige?

$5000 Canadian seems like a morbidly obese number for flying to Orlando from Calgary. Sure there isn't a stopover in New Zealand, cause I looked on Expedia and they were inbetween $500 and $600?

^ I know you're determined for there to be a best, but I can't pick one out. I could make a fairly large list of my favourites, but each ride is so different it wouldn't make sense to pick just one particular ride.

^ And I'm saying it couldn't of possibly of gone under 1G.

But Giant Drop is not technically the highest, just the tallest.

The tallest freefall drop ride in the world is The Giant Drop, in Dreamworld, Gold Coast, Australia, which is 390 feet tall. I think the best freefall ride is The Twlight Zone Tower of Terror at Disney-MGM Studios, FL.

^ The only thing that height would add to TOT would be unused space. From www.wdwmagic.com 'This time, Skees and Tschanz actually placed the attraction in control, as the complex computer system randomly chooses which ups and downs guests will experience. In addition, more special effects were added, making Tower of Terror one of the most advanced multi-sensory attractions anywhere in the world.'

^ How on earth could it simulate weighlessness without either going to space or dropping hundreds of feet?! The capsule is just tipped, and it is extaggarated because of the high g's you just felt.

I'm good at buildings, not so much landscaping and hacking. I could help make Zerga Xion or whatever the hell it's called!

*scared* Sorry, I'm not trying to offend, but who gives a donkeys ass about whether is says National or Panasonic?