Yeah I went on Soarin'. It was pretty neat. I'm sad that it replaced one of my childhood favorites: Kitchen Caberet, but the best part was that Patrick Warburton was the safety announcer for it. I liked Star Tours better a long time ago when it didn't use 3-D.
I had fun watching my brother play Blood Dragon. We both love 80's cheese, and he wasn't even alive then!
I'm busy reviewing a lot of games right now, like Cooking Mama 5 and Skylanders Trap Team.
That is a cool idea, but I think some people overthink the Zelda stories just a little bit.
It's amazing how some of the oldest rides are some of the best.
Just go during the off-seasons. Plus, Epcot has wider walkways than the other parks, so it doesn't 'feel' as crowded.
All right, I've decided I'm going to be those girls' father and I'm going to give them a stern talking-to about going out to haunted houses late at night.
OK now I'm just being silly!
I'm not really that much into Harry Potter, but I did see the shop where you could get a wand made. They'd probably make me a really ugly,weird wand anyway. :)
It's worth going to, but it can be a bit expensive.
Wimpy isn't Disney, but he is my favorite Popeye character.
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I hate it when you say your childhood was in 2000 and 2002. That just makes me feel old! I had already graduated college by then!
I do remember that Hanna-Barbera ride. It's not there anymore.
