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Our tentative schedule: Thurs: Uni/IOA/HHN Fri: Disney/MNSSHP Sat: Disney Sun: BGT

^Maybe you could stop at some fairs on the way down too!

^That's great Craig!

Viper at SFGAd...although now it's gone.

SFMM - Be at parking booths by 9...already have your tickets...as soon as gates open run or walk very fast to X, after that walk very fast to Deja Vu, after that ride: Riddler, Batman, Scream, Colossus, Goliath...now get food or a break, then get fastlanes and start a lap again but this time do: Fastlane on Revolution if needed, Fastlane on Viper if needed, Psyclone, up the hill to Superman/Ninja (if open due to construction), Goldrusher, Kiddie coasters if you're a credit whore. That is my plan, and it has worked amazingly way too many times. If we're around we'll meet up if you want!

^Wow, I didn't even know you were still alive! We'd love to have you quaker!

I'm sorry, I should have been more clear with my answer: If you use public transportation to get from Anaheim to SFMM it will consist of buses and trains, and will take close to 3 hours between waiting and actually moving. If you hire a taxi it will take about 70minutes but I can't imagine it being under $75 each way. Rent a car for a day at one of the many little desks at the hotels in Anaheim and that will be much easier!

Honestly, if you want to get from Anaheim to SFMM you're going to have to rent a car. There is a way to get there on public transportation but it's iffy at best and takes almost 3 hours each way.

^I know from Robb working on the games that they are allowed but have to be significantly altered.

^^Awesome Will, great to have you aboard! Once we receive payment I put down the 'real' name on my list, and then we'll be sending out a very detailed questionnaire to you asking for important information as well as some 'wish lists' to make this a trip that YOU'LL enjoy!

What the heck is RSW!???! You'll get a much better deal flying out of TPA or MIA...now granted you do have to add in either parking or shuttle costs, but you'll probably see that it's worth your while!

^^^YAY!!! Sketchers!!!!

^You are quite right about the Texas parks...the company started there, maybe there are some people rich enough to put in a bid. Their management style obviously works and works well!

Very nice video! You two seem like a lot of fun! Darn spinning mice!!!!

^Good catch! I'm thinking that's also why we lost a lot of our stats such as "most ever users online" and stuff like that.

Well, if you read the flyer you'll see that it will be around £1000, and you'll have to add in some spending money for 1 or 2 meals a day plus souvenirs.

We already have deposits from some people that live in the UK! Of course you're welcome. I do notice that you're only 13 so you would have to have a parent/guardian with you! --elissa

^ Yes, once we get everything finalized we will make sure everyone knows what days we're doing what. Looking forward to meeting up! --Robb

There are soooo many romantic restaurants at Walt Disney World...what kind of food are you interested in? What kind of atmosphere? Near or in which park?

^NOT COOL!!!!

Can't we just let this die!?!??! Don't make me close it, I hate that little lock symbol!

^Yeah, it does look a lot like storm runner, which in my opinion is a very good thing! Wouldn't it be amusing if Australia ended up getting the best Intamin Rocket Coaster!?! Any chance this could be open and consistantly running by Christmas...maybe we will look into that!

So when is it supposed to be track complete? and then open!!! Enquiring minds want to know!

^Then you're fine. I'm still a bit confused on your passport issue...but just let me know if you have any other questions.

^When exactly is your birthday? You will have to have a passport by March so that we can get copies and numbers from it that we will need for the trip. If you are NOT 18 as of June 9th, 2006 you will need the forms signed.