schweppers94

Oh sorry about that

Well I don't have the money to go on the whole trip, but would it be possible to just meet up with you all at SFDK? That's easier for me to get to and I already have a season pass.

Well if you want to ride Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage go there first. If not I'd say first go to Tomorrowland. If the line for Space Mountain is more than 30 minutes, get a fastpass. Another thing I've noticed about Disneyland is that the lines are usually 5-10 minutes shorter than advertised. Anyway, after Space Mountain (or after getting your fastpass) go to Star Tours and Buzz Lightyear, since you're in the area. That's also the time to go to Autopia and Honey, I Shrunk the Audience if you want to. After that head to Adventureland. Hopefully Indiana Jones won't be too crowded, so ride that. If it is either get a fastpass, and if you already have one for Space Mountain just wait until later. Then go on Jungle Cruise, Enchanted Tiki Room (if you want), Pirates of the Caribbean, and Haunted Mansion. After Haunted Mansion go to Splash Mountain, Winnie the Pooh (if you want), and Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. Then go to Fantasyland and ride the Matterhorn Bobsleds. If you got a fastpass for Space Mountain or Indiana Jones, you should be to use it now. After riding one of those go back to Fantasyland and go on all the dark rides. Oh, and another note about the Matterhorn- don't be afraid if the line is halfway around the mountain. The load speed is fast and I've never had to wait more than 25 minutes. Have a great time! -Evan

Satchboogie3- I have a season pass but bought some for friends since we're going next week.

Call me selfish, but I want SFDK's Medusa to be Bizzaro'd. Or they could always pull a Disney. Pirates of the Caribbean influences the movie then the movie influences the ride. The parks influenced Six Flags Coaster Cuts... Now Coaster Cuts should influence the parks! That's right! A barbershop-themed dark ride!

I love the architecture of Wild Arctic! I wish I could build that well in RCT...

I had an essay due today that I completely forgot about over the weekend, so I stayed home today to work on it.

Great video! I always love Disneyland videos because they help to ease the pain in those long months between trips.

Just sent in a caption. I hope you guys like it, I thought it was pretty funny.

I'm pretty suprised that Benjamin Button got as many nominations as it did. I still havn't seen it; is it really that good?

I'm going to have to side with my life-long friend, Pixar. One point for Up! I'm also excited for Transformers Revenge of the Fallen, but no where near as much as Up. Pixar never lets me down.

I'm going to see Wicked in May in SF! I'm so excited. Finally just saw the movie version of Phantom and I was pleasantly suprised. In fact I was a little dissapointed that I saw it a few days too late to see it in the city. However, I've heard on sites like IMDB that the movie is nothing like the show, and that if you like the movie chances are you won't like the show. Anyone here who can confirm or deny that?

This year for Christmas my mom got me a toiletries bag. It literally said "toiletries bag" on the label. You know, to put toothpaste and other stuff in when you go on vacation. When I opened I just kind of stared blankly for a second and then she said "Now you don't have to put all your stuff in a ziploc bag when we go on vacation!" I suppose it was practical but I've never really been one for practical gift giving.

1) The Dark Knight (Who doesn't love this movie?!) 2) Wall-E (Best Pixar movie yet.) 3) Iron Man (Best Marvel movie yet, but not as good as the Dark Knight) 4) Ghost Town (hilarious movie!) 5) Horton Hears a Who (suprisingly well done. First good Dr. Seuss movie in years) Runner Up: U2 3D (I don't know how many people saw this but it was AMAZING!) And I still need to see Tropic Thunder, that will probably go somewhere on that list based on what everyone has said about it.

Here's my kitten Timon (like The Lion King.) I use the term "kitten" loosely though because he's a little over a year old now Anyway, these pics were taken about half a year ago now I think.

Hey everybody! So I went with some friends to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom yesterday and figured it was about time I did a Photo TR. So here it is! And V2. Did I mention it was both overcast and cold? Because it was. And yet this didn't stop people from coming. But anyways, that's all for this Photo TR. Actually, we did a lot more than that, including eating Subway and going to the Sea Lion show! Which you should definitely go see. Its the best show there. Well that's it. Thanks for reading! Roar, Then we went for a few rides on Medusa, and Stevie Wonder! lions, elephants, After Big Spin we went to see some animals. Like cougars, Bunny hills! Which are sadly pretty airtime-less because of how tight the restraints are. Some more nice theming. Dude have you seen my spleen? The station. Pret-ty cool... Close up of one of the cars. You get some pretty good speed going up the lift hill. The Wild Mouse part of the ride. Going around the helix. This car had a pretty good spin going on. I see you Tony Hawk! Going into the helix Tony Hawk in the 2000's. Also known as now. Tony Hawk in the 90's. Does he still skateboard? It seems like he should be in his early 40's by now. The 90's... The 80's... While you wait in line, they give you a little overview of the history of skateboarding. Entrance! Oooo... There's what we came for. Tony Hawk's Big Spin! Holy Multi-colored animals Batman! We're almost there!

Alright figured I ought to post some time. So, I'm basically a lurker, I've been a TPR member for a while, but this is my first post. I'm not exactly a giant roller coaster and theme park fan, as much as a am just a huge Disneyland fan. My home park is Discovery Kingdom, I've got all the credits from there (even Zonga!), and I also have every credit at the Disneyland Resort. Sadly, those are the only two parks I've been to. So yeah, looking forward to more great TRs and whatnot on TPR!