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This has FAIL writen all over it.

I would like to point out that Dunnellon is North of Tampa! Ok, only an hour or so by car but it is North!

Bummer, somehow I have managed to miss this both times I was at Joypolis. Looks like joining a Northern Japan trip might be in order.

I got a little freaked out riding those tiny elevatotrs to the top of the Arch and a little more leaning against the wall to look out those little windows!

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Exactly, It is the overall experience that is amazing. I have been to Japan 4 times already and it is absolutely killing me not to be going back with TPR next Summer.

^ & ^^ They guy didn't invent the Segway, he bought the company 10 months ago. Still ironic!

The merger is a non-issue for me because neither one service Fresno. I do like the fact that Southwest doesn't have a checked bag fee. It was frustrating this Summer going on vacation and having to pay an additional $75 each way to check 3 bags. The really frustrating part is the fact that now people bring everything as carry on and the airlines don't bother to enforce the size rule. Finding space in the overhead is tough with all of the crap people bring on.

The oldest would have to be Jeff Johnson, he is somewhere between the age of the Earth and the Sun. No one knows for sure. The age range for TPR trips is across the board. For the most part it is 16 to 60. The ages tend to be younger on the US trips and a little older on the international ones but young and old can be found on any trip. What ever the flyer says is what the trips are. Think of the logistics of trying to plan a trip and have people only do parts. There are rooming arrangements, park tickets to be purchased, transportation to taken care of. It is hard enough to plan for 60 - 70 people as it is. If the trips were any shorter then they are now it would get expensive for the participants with airfare for just a few days of fun. Depending on your kids ages maybe you could do what I did and bring your older kid(s) along on the trip and leave the young ones at home with your wife.

The 'owners' don't care what happens to the park. If the stuff sales for $1 or a $1,000,000 it all goes to the secured creditors first (In this case it might be the owners!) As for the others who are owed money, they can't just go in and take their stuff back, even if it is not paid for. Unless there is some writen agreement, title was passed once they took possision.

Inflamewetrust, you need 150 posts before you can get your title changed.

It will be nice to see some better pictures of the place once it opens.

I would go to Flamingo Land in theTPR Park Index and read the trip reports that are there to give you an idea of what others did.

. The name running down the left side is ok but the rest of the page? Isn't it Theme Park Review not Club TPR we are making this for?

Gadzook font. Searching is your friend. gadzoox_999_124.zip

^ You have my voteto see Robb in drag

Obama says the fire was Bush's fault.

Texas Giant. I rode in the front and it wasn't too bad. I then rode in the back and wanted to crawl out half way through because it was so bad.

You take great pictures. I love looking at peoples reactions when they are riding.

Note to self, Do not go there next March when visiting Orlando!

So who is behind FPI US and Who is Behind FPI MB? They are seperate entities but could have the same owners.

After watching that video, I want to eat at Hungry Jacks

Wow, that ship is huge!