DemonKnight5150

I think Riddler's Revenge is pretty unique if it hasn't been mentioned already.

Ok, I just know that I want to go in a "not-so-busy" time. I mean, I know it's going to be busy regardless, but when's a good time to go when it's not as busy and after tax returns, lol?

Basically, here's how I have it planned out. It's a 7-day ticket with park hopper and water park fun included. Day 1 - Magic Kingdom Day 2 - Epcot Center Day 3 - Typhoon Lagoon Day 4 - MGM Day 5 - Animal Kingdom/another park Day 6 - Blizzard Beach Day 7 - Magic Kingdom

That does help. I've been doing A LOT of research and just want to find the best bang for the buck. I've been reading reviews and I actually heard that the Coronado Springs resort's food quality isn't all that great. I definitely want an "all-round" good resort. Also, is there much that I can do in the way of buying my own food to make?

I'm still planning my DisneyWorld trip for April 20th through the 28th of 2007 but I'm having trouble deciding what resort I should stay at. I definitely don't want to stay at a Value Resort, but I can't afford a real expensive one either. I'm basically looking at the Moderate Resorts or possibly the cheaper of the Deluxe Resorts. In your opinion, based on value and comfort and just overall experience, what resort would you recommend for 2 families, one a family of 5 and one a family of 4? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Well, I'm planning a family vacation on April 20th through the 28th of 2007 but I'm definitely wanting to get advice before then. Just want to make sure I have everything planned right. We're a group of 4 adults and 3 kids (my sister and her boyfriend are coming along to help with kids). We've already got the expenses taken care of. We'll be flying to Orlando and staying at the Marriott's Grande Vista and will spend 2 days at Universal Orlando, 2 days at Islands of Adventure, 1 day at Wet and Wild and 2 days at Magic Kingdom. My question is this: How do you think I should plan out each day? What rides should I attempt to ride throughout the day. Will it be busy around that time? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Nevermind, I found out that Nightmare Mine used to be the Orange Blossom Special but it is now SBNO.

I tried that. I couldn't find "any" info on that particular coaster (pics, facts). It was an orange coaster that had quite the helix, atleast for the young kid that I was.

Hey, I used to live in Lawton, Oklahoma during the 80's and I kinda remember a roller coaster at Frontier City in OK City called the Orange Blossom or something along those lines. Does anybody have any information or site that could lead me to some answers? Thanks in advance.

How about Tatsu? Has that been said? Tatsu

Must be nice to be able to do all that. Oh well, I've got your videos and pictures to keep me sane.

My name is Danny, I'm 23. I'm a drummer in a band called Neurotic Regression. It's a heavy metal band. We're just about finished with our new CD. I also sang and played keyboards on it. I haven't really been on a whole lot of roller coasters, but I am a coaster nut. I'm constantly surfing different coaster sites and happened to come across this one and it is now my favorite place to be. My first roller coaster was Shockwave at Six Flags Over Texas. I believe I was about 5 at the time. Roller Coaster track record: Shockwave - SFOT Judge Roy Scream - SFOT Orange Blossom? - Frontier City Silver Bullet - Frontier City Super Wirbel? - Holiday Park Wild Thing - SFEP in WA Timberhawk - SFEP Timber Terror - Silverwood Tremors - Silverwood Corkscrew - Silverwood All of the roller coasters at SFOG with, of course, the exception of Goliath. So as you can see, not many rides on my part. Just don't have the funds to travel, but it's great to see others having fun and taking pictures and video so that we can experience it with you.