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$1500

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You can at any sports clothing store.
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2005, family, Disney World, vacation

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No regular park admission does not include the halloween event.
Its a separate hard ticket event.
Guests that have the event ticket can start entering at 4pm and (last time i went to an event anyways get a wrist band).
The party does not actually start until 7pm which is when the park closes for guests with regular admission.
They will start weeding out the people that do not have a wristband.
Disney has been doing this for years they know how to do it successfully.
Disney is not in the market of giving discounts to people that could very easily just avoid going to magic kingdom on the days of the party.

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Space Mountain
Splash Mountain
Big Thunder Mountain
Haunted Mansion
Mad Tea Party

I visited Walt Disney World in late June of 1993 and remember the enormous lines for Space Mountain and the Haunted Mansion. The line for Space Mountain stretched out into the park and as I slowly shuffled into the building I was flabbergasted at the sheer size of the line within the room of the loading of the roller-coaster cars. The room is divided by the maze-bars (or were they roped off lines?) where you go back and forth, back and forth. I was astonished at the number of people waiting 45 -60 minutes in line for a two-minute-long ride. A long wait, yes, but the roller coaster ride in a fairly dark room was fun. I whooped and laughed throughout most of the ride. The frosty air-conditioned breeze felt good on my face. If you look closely at the images of meteors swirling by on the ceiling every so often (in the roped-off-line room), you’ll recognize them as chocolate chip cookies cleverly disguised as meteors.
Best wishes for a happy and safe vacation.

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No, and it’s highly unlikely your mother can, either.

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I am not inclined to answer this. I recently was in a major southwestern city. On the way to the airport,I did notice several “motels with neon signs advertising “Rooms By The Hour”. I have never seen this in the Orlando area. If you are not worried about the lack of cleanliness, privacy or personal safety.you might look at the area on S. Orange Blossom Trail,from downtown Orlando to the Florida mall. On that street there are several that possibly would accommodate you. If you are thinking Disney, you might call them for excellent suggestions to your problem.

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If you are staying at a Disney resort, then Disney will transport you for free using Magical Express. You can call Disney and they will send you all the info you need for this free service. They will take you back for free, too.

Otherwise, the vast majority of cabs are owned by Mears (which has a website). Prices will be the same from any cab you get into. (Mears operates Disney’s Magic Express service, too)

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Well, a lot of the things that are great at Disney, your 7 year old sister would probably be able to go on also. There are only a handful of bigger thrill rides because Disney itself is a very family oriented.

Here are the list of bigger things that your sister may not be able to go on:
Rockin Rollercoaster- Hollywood Studios
Mission Space- Epcot
Tower of Terror- Hollywood Studios
Space Mountain- Magic Kingdom
Test Track- Epcot
Expedition Everest- Animal Kingdom

Everything else, is something your sister would be able to go on. Don’t expect Disney to be the type of place like Universal. Because its not. The attractions are very family-ish so they are attractions that basically everyone in the family will enjoy, AND be able to go on.

Here is a list of what I think are great things at Disney:
Magic Kingdom:
Haunted Mansion
“It’s a small world” ride
Buzz Lightyear ride
Pirates of the Caribbean ride
Splash Mountain
Space Mountain
—–MK fireworks, Parade, and Electric parade is great.

Epcot:
“Going around the world” in world showcase
Test Track.
–There are really great attraction rides in each of the Pavilions that you go to in World Showcase.
—A don’t miss thing is the Illuminations fireworks.

Hollywood Studios:
Tower of Terror
Rockin Rollercoaster
Great Movie ride
Indiana Jones show
Star Tours, Star wars ride
American Idol Experience show
—-The fantasmic fireworks are CAN’T MISS! Best show there.

Animal Kingdom:
Jungle Cruise
Expetition Everest.
–I will assume that your 7 year old sister will love this theme park because it is pretty much a zoo.

Just remember something, you will have fun regardless of whether there are big rides or not because everyone basically turns into a kid when at Disney, and no one is ever too old for Disney. Have fun!

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I would highly recommend you get a note from your doctor and consult the disability services people at disney world. With the note from your doctor, you should be able to have disney world grant you access to use one of their wheelchairs in the park and let you know wheelchair accessible routes to get into the rides.

I know they provide wheelchairs for the elderly who cannot walk and i’ve seen people bring in thier own electric scooters, but i’ve never seen anyone on a RENTED electric scooter. I am assuming you are more likely going to get a wheelchair, not a scooter.

The ability to ride the rides will depend on your waist size and height. I don’t think any ride will be ‘comfortable’ but you may be able to ride many of them. I would also consult a doctor about your health (high blood pressure or back issues associated with higher weight may also prevent you from riding safely).

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Don’t worry. There will be tonnes of things you can do at WDW.
Alot of the classic rides have barely any motion and are fun at the same time.
Try:

“Peter Pan’s Flight”: You sit in a Pirate Ship only about 2 metres off the floor and you fly over London. Barely any motion at all and very loveable ride.

“It’s A Small World”: Incredibly sweet ride, with that catchy song that everyone can sing along to and the boat ride is slow and smooth.

“Pirates of the Carribbean”: There’s a slight drop in the ride, but apart from that it’s slow and fun. Your typical boat ride, except a thousand times better with all the Pirates.

“Indy Speedway”: Basically, you drive your own car vehical along a track (the car stays on the track the whole way). You can choose to go fast or slow, so it’s always a fun ride!

“Jungle Cruise”: Yet another boat ride, yet this one has life-life animatronic animals! It’s always a fun ride no matter what age you are!

If you’re also going to Animal Kingdom, Epcot and MGM Studios, try these rides:
“Kali River Rapids”

“Star Tours” (Can feel like a rollercoaster though, but it’s all simulated. You basically go on an adventure through outer space (like star wars) but the room you’re in moves around quite a bit.

“Honey I Shrunk The Audience”: It’s a 3D show, but the room moves a bit and there’s awesome special effects. It’s unlike any other 3D show!

Also make sure to visit: www.waltdisneyworld.com before you go and check out all the rides. Also, make sure to watch these 2 videos just to make sure you couldn’t hand either of these!

“Big Thunder Mountain”: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cyTuBWxzSQA

“Splash Mountain”: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-reUCySma4Y

Have heaps of fun at WDW! I wish I was going too =P
And good luck with the rides.
I hope I helped =]

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It would be much better if it happens in better place…

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90 degrees in Florida humidity feels hotter than 115 degrees in the desert. July is the time of year locals leave if they can. Expect daily rain in the afternoons. Good news is mostly everything has air conditioning and if you are mostly inside, you will be fine.

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As always, the working man has to pay for the free loaders. My bill will be the equivelent to a month’s apartment rent, it is outrageous and I will chose to just take the penalty until the penalty is greater than the coverage. THIS ACT WILL ENSURE DEMOCRATS NEVER GET ELECTED AGAIN !

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There is a Walmart right down the road from Downtown Disney. If you leave the entrance at Downtown Disney, turn right onto Hwy.535. Go about 10 minutes and Walmart will be on your right. This is the closest Walmart to Disney World. About 3 minutes towards Walmart on this same road is a Walgreens. They are pretty inexpensive to buy just a few snacks of juice for the family, too. Both Walmart and Walgreens also have some fun Disney souvenirs at inexpensive prices.

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There are several resorts that offer catch-and-release fishing expeditions and/or bass fishing excursions. This can be done at the Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort, Disney’s Yacht & Beach Club, Disney’s Boardwalk Inn & Villas, and Disney’s Polynesian Resort.

If you want to fish without an expedition/charter, the Cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort allow you to fish in the many canals running through the resort. (This is the only resort that allow fishing outside of an expedition/charter.)

For more information about the bass fishing excursions you can call: 407-939-2277
or for more information about the other fishing excursions they offer, call: 407-939-7529

Hope this helps and enjoy your time in Disney World!

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Do you mean revenue flow? Do you mean gross margin, net margin? The stock is declining and the TV arm is doing well. The movie and park arms not so well.

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Absolutely, $1,000 for a fuel pump is outrageous.

Here’s the bad news, I’ve been living in Orlando for 5 years and still haven’t been able to find a decent mechanic. Just pick one and cross your fingers. Do call around now that you know what it needs and get estimates from different shops though.

Here’s a couple to stay away from:
Expert car care in Oviedo
Aamco, anywhere
Advanced Car Care, inc, Altamonte Springs
Riker’s Automotive–$91 estimate fee that’s not applicable to repairs
I’m still looking for a decent independent shop so maybe a brand name, like pepboys, is the best, halfway safe, bet.

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For national elections like president, the national news networks (and each presidential campaign) conduct exit polls – random polls of how people voted and why. A dozen polls in Florida for instance mean nothing. 2,000 exit polls can start to reveal some information. These exit polls can tell the racial makeup for instance. The pollsters will know before sundown how heavy the Hispanic turnout is in Orlando and how those Hispanics are voting. The campaigns now in advance issues that work in their behavior and look at the exit polls to see how things are going. In 2012 Obama wanted minority turnout to be above X% and Romney likely wanted it lower than X%. Romney wanted evangelical turnout to be above Y% in Texas while Obama likely wanted it below Y%.

Thanks to the internet, professional statisticians can crunch these numbers in real time and determine which states are close or are not close before the polls even close. For instance, last year CNN called Virginia for Obama while he was narrowly behind in votes. The only uncounted votes were in the DC suburbs and the exit polls showed Obama would more than makeup the difference by the time everything was done. That being said, the swing states like VA, FL, and OH usually take the longest to count because the winner in those states can be with a margin of only a few thousand or a few hundred votes. PA has been trending blue the last couple of elections so it would take less time, but it’s still pretty close. If the polls close at 8pm in OH for a presidential election and someone tells you before 10pm what the results are, they are hoping, not reporting.

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“Why is the number of women with concealed gun permits on the rise in?”

Violence culture that’s becoming more rampant by the year, obviously.
Official stats don’t lie, American women are becoming more and more violent; they already commit more homicides per 100 000 than men in many countries of the Western Europe, and the numbers for the former are steady, while for the latter they are falling. Talk about women surpassing men.

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Magic Kingdom is my favorite, because it is the classic Disney park. It’s got a lot of the attractions that you typically associate with Disney, plus lots of modern and thrill rides. You can spend a couple days just in that one park.

Secondly, I like Hollywood Studios for the great thrill rides and because it is a smaller, more relaxing park.

Epcot is very fun and unique. Exploring the World Showcase and seeing the live performers is a really fun way to spend a couple days.

And Animal Kingdom is my least favorite, because I don’t care much about the animal/zoo aspect of it, so there’s not a whole lot else there.

For a great website that will tell you every attraction there, go to http://www.allearsnet.com

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1. I think it can take at least 2 days to cover Magic Kingdom.

2. I like Cosmic Rays. The new Be Our Guest is a great choice as well. My kids liked Casey’s Corner too.

3. Hollywood Studios has a lot of shows instead of a lot of rides and attractions. She’d probably love the parade there if she is familiar with the Pixar movies (Monsters Inc, Up, Toy Story, etc). Toy Story Mania is a fun ride, and the Beauty and the Beast and Little Mermaid shows are great. There is also a lot of Disney Jr stuff at Hollywood Studios. If you think those things would hold her attention, then I would pick it.

Animal Kingdom is okay. It’s my least favorite Disney park, although I do like it. The safari is neat, but it might be hard for a young one to pick out and see some of the animals. Likewise for the other animal exhibits. The Festival of the Lion King and Nemo shows are fantastic, and young ones really enjoy them. There’s a fun playground area there as well.

4. Kids will definitely enjoy Disney at age 3. She may not remember it well but she will love it. The magic is all very real at that age. If this will be your only trip, then I might wait until she’s older so that she can also remember it. But if you’re planning to go back at some point, then I think she’d love it at this age.

Tips:
*Go early before the crowds get too big
*Use the Fast Pass when you can for popular rides, such as Peter Pan’s Flight
*Bring your own snacks and drinks to save yourself a little money on those things

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1. I think it can take at least 2 days to cover Magic Kingdom.

2. I like Cosmic Rays. The new Be Our Guest is a great choice as well. My kids liked Casey’s Corner too.

3. Hollywood Studios has a lot of shows instead of a lot of rides and attractions. She’d probably love the parade there if she is familiar with the Pixar movies (Monsters Inc, Up, Toy Story, etc). Toy Story Mania is a fun ride, and the Beauty and the Beast and Little Mermaid shows are great. There is also a lot of Disney Jr stuff at Hollywood Studios. If you think those things would hold her attention, then I would pick it.

Animal Kingdom is okay. It’s my least favorite Disney park, although I do like it. The safari is neat, but it might be hard for a young one to pick out and see some of the animals. Likewise for the other animal exhibits. The Festival of the Lion King and Nemo shows are fantastic, and young ones really enjoy them. There’s a fun playground area there as well.

4. Kids will definitely enjoy Disney at age 3. She may not remember it well but she will love it. The magic is all very real at that age. If this will be your only trip, then I might wait until she’s older so that she can also remember it. But if you’re planning to go back at some point, then I think she’d love it at this age.

Tips:
*Go early before the crowds get too big
*Use the Fast Pass when you can for popular rides, such as Peter Pan’s Flight
*Bring your own snacks and drinks to save yourself a little money on those things

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I have not seen them at “stores” in the park. I believe that at a few of the better Disney hotels – like the Grand Floridian they do have a limited selection of cigarettes. Prices at least $10.00. All Disney parks are 100% smoke free. At gas stations outside the parks, you will find cigarettes at around $6.50
They will card you, and be prepared to show valid ids.

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All times are in LOCAL time
so yeah that would mean you have a 7 hour layover.

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I have to agree Tampa is awesome! Although I do like visiting Miami too.
Maybe it’s recognized more cause of movies and South Beach and other stuff that makes everyone seem to like Miami more. Also, maybe it’s because Miami is a bit larger than Tampa, and people like bigger cities or something.

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For my small kids, no. They would rather be riding or watching shows.

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In addition to EMH, you also have access to free transportation to everything at WDW. You also have the convenience of being close enough to your resort to return for a mid-day nap or swim. You also have the added security of being guaranteed entrance into a park if the parks reach capacity (usually only happens on July 4, Xmas eve and day and NYE, but has happened on labor day and memorial day).

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I would do 5 full days at Disney World. One day in each park and one extra day to visit a park you liked or didn’t get to do everything you wanted. If you plan on staying at a Disney resort, you get what’s called Extra Magic Hours where you can enter a park or stay later at a park than everyone else. Plan on taking advantage of these extra hours as it helps you get into the more popular rides faster. If not, just plan to visit each park based on the hours so you get the most time in the parks. Animal kingdom closes at 5 pm everyday so that is a good time to go to Downtown Disney after the park closes