basskisser wrote:
On Apr 19, 8:56 pm, Harry Krause wrote:

Don White wrote:

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Just curious.

You'll have to ask JohnH...he's the resident Disney mascot here.
(ask him about the cruise line)

I'll pass on that. I'm just wondering if it is infested with small,
badly behaving, whining children.


I'm sure it is, as well as badly behaving, whining parents. When I
lived in Florida, all of my northern friends and relatives visited and
I always ended up as tour guide to Disney World. I'd like to know how
many times I've had parents ram my heels with strollers.

You wear heels? shakes head

Pass the doobie man.

-- Charlie

basskisser wrote:
On Apr 19, 8:56 pm, Harry Krause wrote:
Don White wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Just curious.
You'll have to ask JohnH...he's the resident Disney mascot here.
(ask him about the cruise line)
I'll pass on that. I'm just wondering if it is infested with small,
badly behaving, whining children.

I'm sure it is, as well as badly behaving, whining parents. When I
lived in Florida, all of my northern friends and relatives visited and
I always ended up as tour guide to Disney World. I'd like to know how
many times I've had parents ram my heels with strollers.


I had just the opposite experience when I lived in Florida. None of my
Yankee friends and relatives wanted to visit Disney because they all had
been there. But almost everyone I knew in Florida had "annual tickets"
for most of the Orlando attractions. On the other hand, north Florida's
beaches, some of the most beautiful anywhere, are very uncrowded. Go
figure. I recall especially Fort George and the Talbot Island beaches.
Salt marshes, alligators, turtles, spectacular flora, the ocean on once
side, Nassau Sound on another...it was one of my favorite places in the
Jax area.

I love the Disney attractions, and SeaWorld, too. I just don't love the
crowds when the parks are overly populated.

On Apr 20, 3:13 pm, Harry Krause wrote:
basskisser wrote:
On Apr 19, 8:56 pm, Harry Krause wrote:
Don White wrote:
"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Just curious.
You'll have to ask JohnH...he's the resident Disney mascot here.
(ask him about the cruise line)
I'll pass on that. I'm just wondering if it is infested with small,
badly behaving, whining children.

I'm sure it is, as well as badly behaving, whining parents. When I
lived in Florida, all of my northern friends and relatives visited and
I always ended up as tour guide to Disney World. I'd like to know how
many times I've had parents ram my heels with strollers.

I had just the opposite experience when I lived in Florida. None of my
Yankee friends and relatives wanted to visit Disney because they all had
been there. But almost everyone I knew in Florida had "annual tickets"
for most of the Orlando attractions. On the other hand, north Florida's
beaches, some of the most beautiful anywhere, are very uncrowded. Go
figure. I recall especially Fort George and the Talbot Island beaches.
Salt marshes, alligators, turtles, spectacular flora, the ocean on once
side, Nassau Sound on another...it was one of my favorite places in the
Jax area.

I love the Disney attractions, and SeaWorld, too. I just don't love the
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My sister lives in kissimmee, she's a college proffessor,a nd gets all
kinds of freebie pass's. Been to disney with her many times, always
something new, been to epcot a couple times, amazing you can spednd
all day in there and never see it all.
but yeah, my favorites in orlando is Sea World, and Rosie O'Gradies.

ie, I'm disneyed out.

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My sister lives in kissimmee, she's a college proffessor,a nd gets all
kinds of freebie pass's. Been to disney with her many times, always
something new, been to epcot a couple times, amazing you can spednd
all day in there and never see it all.
but yeah, my favorites in orlando is Sea World, and Rosie O'Gradies.

ie, I'm disneyed out.



Rosie O'Gradies is a blast
..
For adults, I think DisneyWorld and Epcot Center is a must see for those
that have never been there. After that, Universal Studios is my favorite
for repeat visits.

Eisboch

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My sister lives in kissimmee, she's a college proffessor,a nd gets all
kinds of freebie pass's. Been to disney with her many times, always
something new, been to epcot a couple times, amazing you can spednd
all day in there and never see it all.
but yeah, my favorites in orlando is Sea World, and Rosie O'Gradies.

ie, I'm disneyed out.



Rosie O'Gradies is a blast
.
For adults, I think DisneyWorld and Epcot Center is a must see for those
that have never been there. After that, Universal Studios is my favorite
for repeat visits.

Eisboch

Better get there fast,

http://www.cfnews13.com/News/Local/2...reet_sold.html

"D.Duck" wrote in message
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My sister lives in kissimmee, she's a college proffessor,a nd gets all
kinds of freebie pass's. Been to disney with her many times, always
something new, been to epcot a couple times, amazing you can spednd
all day in there and never see it all.
but yeah, my favorites in orlando is Sea World, and Rosie O'Gradies.

ie, I'm disneyed out.



Rosie O'Gradies is a blast
.
For adults, I think DisneyWorld and Epcot Center is a must see for those
that have never been there. After that, Universal Studios is my
favorite for repeat visits.

Eisboch

Better get there fast,

http://www.cfnews13.com/News/Local/2...reet_sold.html


That's a shame. It's been awhile but I remember a country and western type
multi-level music hall across the street from Rosie's. We had a lot of fun
there.

Eisboch

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"D.Duck" wrote in message
news

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My sister lives in kissimmee, she's a college proffessor,a nd gets all
kinds of freebie pass's. Been to disney with her many times, always
something new, been to epcot a couple times, amazing you can spednd
all day in there and never see it all.
but yeah, my favorites in orlando is Sea World, and Rosie O'Gradies.

ie, I'm disneyed out.



Rosie O'Gradies is a blast
.
For adults, I think DisneyWorld and Epcot Center is a must see for those
that have never been there. After that, Universal Studios is my
favorite for repeat visits.

Eisboch

Better get there fast,

http://www.cfnews13.com/News/Local/2...reet_sold.html


That's a shame. It's been awhile but I remember a country and western
type multi-level music hall across the street from Rosie's. We had a lot
of fun there.

Eisboch


That would be the Cheyenne Saloon. That was my favorite.

On Apr 21, 6:49 pm, "D.Duck" wrote:
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"Tim" wrote in message
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My sister lives in kissimmee, she's a college proffessor,a nd gets all
kinds of freebie pass's. Been to disney with her many times, always
something new, been to epcot a couple times, amazing you can spednd
all day in there and never see it all.
but yeah, my favorites in orlando is Sea World, and Rosie O'Gradies.

ie, I'm disneyed out.

Rosie O'Gradies is a blast
.
For adults, I think DisneyWorld and Epcot Center is a must see for those
that have never been there. After that, Universal Studios is my favorite
for repeat visits.

Eisboch

Better get there fast,

http://www.cfnews13.com/News/Local/2...eet_sold.html- Hide quoted text -

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"...Testimony in bankruptcy court put monthly expenses to keep Church
Street Station open at $300,000 a month, plus almost $250,000 a month
in interest payments on the mortgage.

Rent receipts from current tenants only amounted to $40,000 a month.

In the newsroom,
Scott Harris, Central Florida News 13...."

Crimeny! that's a downhill slide!

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My sister lives in kissimmee, she's a college proffessor,a nd gets all
kinds of freebie pass's. Been to disney with her many times, always
something new, been to epcot a couple times, amazing you can spednd
all day in there and never see it all.
but yeah, my favorites in orlando is Sea World, and Rosie O'Gradies.

ie, I'm disneyed out.



Rosie O'Gradies is a blast
.
For adults, I think DisneyWorld and Epcot Center is a must see for those
that have never been there. After that, Universal Studios is my favorite
for repeat visits.

Eisboch



Did the Epcot tour a couple of years ago. Would not put it on a must visit
list. Maybe it was just me and the wife who thought it was much over hyped.
Should have gone to Disney World instead.

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My sister lives in kissimmee, she's a college proffessor,a nd gets all
kinds of freebie pass's. Been to disney with her many times, always
something new, been to epcot a couple times, amazing you can spednd
all day in there and never see it all.
but yeah, my favorites in orlando is Sea World, and Rosie O'Gradies.

ie, I'm disneyed out.



Rosie O'Gradies is a blast
.
For adults, I think DisneyWorld and Epcot Center is a must see for those
that have never been there. After that, Universal Studios is my
favorite for repeat visits.

Eisboch



Did the Epcot tour a couple of years ago. Would not put it on a must
visit list. Maybe it was just me and the wife who thought it was much
over hyped. Should have gone to Disney World instead.


I thought the World Showcase was kinda cool the first couple of times we
visited Epcot.
Obviously not a major attraction for kids, but the Fettuccine al Alfredo and
authentic Italian manicotti at L'Originale Alfredo di Roma Ristorante was
outstanding!

Eisboch