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^ It's already ordered! dash! I get these simulator games a lot so I will go for it next time, it looks good!

^ unless she isn't happy with the wads of cash she is rolling in and let's Universal build another HP Land for the doh! But yeah, i think the Harry Potter legacy is about over!

I am going to see Hairspray in two weeks then Oliver and Les Miserables over Christmas in New Year. Hairspray is to be our school show next year so I can't wait! There is just something so great about musicals!

My list for this year is of medium length- Clothes - shopping in London before New Year Club TPR Hoodie - already here Club TRP Membership - Already here Music Stand Stationery Rail Sim and Rail Sim Voyager add-on And of course the usaul money , gift cards and surprises! Can't wait!

When i was in Vegas i stayed in the Luxor Hotel. It is nice and has many facilities but the rooms are very basic. The Titanic experience and Bodies exhibition are interesting and are in the upper level of the lobby. Probably the best part of the hotel are the "inclinators" which go up at a 45 degree angle and shake a lot!

I think that Harry Potter should stay in Orlando. It makes it different! Plus, The Studio Tour is great, Universal shouldn't change it much.

Sky Rocket looks really wacky.....especially the cars! Good way of referring to Cheetah Chase! Makes me laugh! ha ha ha Great TR!

When I visited Universal Studios during the Summer there were hardly any queues- Shrek 4D- approx 10 mins T2 - " "10 mins Studio Tour- " " 15 mins House of Horrors- " " 0-1 min Mummy - " " 5-10 mins Jurassic Park - " " 10 mins so basically, judge for yourself and remember that their is a lot to look at in many queues (Memorabilia in House of Horrors, Videos and timelines in the Studio Tour and that weird movie in the mummy.

This park doesn't look like it's passed any safety checks! The owner could really do up the entrance to make it more appealing

^^ I just heard it on Netcot and thought I should add it. It has something to do with how you feel, according to Van

PREFECTS! In my school anyone in 6th form can be a prefect. Very bad idea. I think that prefects should be wisely selected and trained. A recent experience multiplied my hatred for the system. I walk down the corridor at lunch and a senior prefect (yes, you get prefects, senior prefects and head prefects) stops me and says in a vulgar tone "GET OUT" I say "excuse me" and he repeats himself in an even more vulgar tone. The prefect was rude and unreasonable. I was attending a meeting with my Maths teacher and had a very good reason. This would also most probably have been the case with all the others that the school prefects "kick out" of the building" These prefects should be disciplined, seriously! I would have had no problem if he had given a good reason or had been polite but he was just being rude. Rant over.

Wild Mouse rides at fairs! I have also heard that riding Space Mountain at night makes it feel even more convincing as your ayes are adjusted to the dark outside. I have only ridden Space Mountain during the day so don't know how true this is, i would love to find out though!

It's good that the park is being refreshed! I am so excited about getting a Hug from Spongebob instead of Mr Beaver! This will make kiddies happier in the park also, so it's all good.

These plans are a good idea. I just hope that they leave some original attractions. Fair enough parts of The Studio Tour are old and need replaced (The Mummy Tunnel, Jaws and even Earthquake) but i enjoy Waterworld and T2. I am sure though that Universal will boast new technology on future rides as is their tradition. I hope that the upcoming Transformers Ride is a huge success.

I am visiting my Aunty and Uncle this weekend then i guess TPR and chillaxing! Stephen--- Boring Thanksgiving ---Hamilton

1. Theme Park Review (I really like the store, magazine and Chat in particular, a great way to share a hobby) 2. Things to look at in ride queues - see Soarin, Shrek 4D, Haunted Mansion, Space Mountain 3. Those really cool El Loco Coasters! (i found the restraints on Mumbo Jumbo way to tight but that was probably just a nasty ride op, in general they are great!)

I was between Pleasure Beach Blackpool and Flamingoland and it's a hard decision because i like Velocity, Kumali and Mumbo Jumbo a lot! but.. I love Pepsi Max and Grand National. Sooooooooooo... My vote goes to Pleasure Beach Blackpool. It also has more rides and vibe so i took that into consideration also.

Yeah you win............Thats a Netcot favourite!

Ok this is a personal favourite...... Bonus point if you can guess the attraction....clue- Paris Original.

Hmmm... i am between a few 1. San Francisco - I like the hold on with one hand trams and the shrimp 2. Los Angeles - I like the vibe and variation of cultures 3. London - I like the underground system, Culture, Museums and theatre district 4. Edinburgh - I like the restaurant at the top of Harveys and the view of the castle. Also the dungeon! 5. New York - Times Square, Grand Central Station, Bubba Gump and awesome architechture which applies to all above. I also like specific places i.e. Universal Citywalk and Central Park!

Jumper - you know the yes man song it's very catchy and easy to play on guitar

Legoland really seems to be picking up now! i mean they are adding new rides at old parks and building new ones! catching up with Disney!

Thanks, you guys always have an answer!

I am 14 years old and am about 5ft 7inches and was wondering s,m,l,xl,xxl? Which one is most fitting?

My favourite ship - I have come to conclusion that my favourite ship is the Thomson Spirit. Although it isn't the most majestic and spectacular looking vessel it has a nice interior and spacious all round deck 6! Onboard you can find a two floored show lounge, 3 Bars, 3 restaurants, Cabins, Shops, Cinema, Cyber lounge and small Library. The ship also features deck games like shuffleboard and netted sports areas on the top deck! So here is a picture of her- Thomson Spirit Stephen --- Cruising around --- Hamilton