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The wideness of JP drop makes it seem scarier for me than Splash's bramble patch always next to you. Also why are there so many disney inspired candles across a billions stores, I cant decide what scents to pick as an Xmas gift!
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Quixotic1 posted:Also why are there so many disney inspired candles across a billions stores, I cant decide what scents to pick as an Xmas gift! Same but with coffee mugs. We have too many already but they keep releasing great ones.
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Dec 7, 2018 01:08
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Braks you're gonna die if you go on JP and then I'll have to go be a travel agent again. (please don't die braks) E: The best disney candle is the one that smells like pirates' burning scene because it's just a normal candle with a few tiny crackles in it and I think it's hilarious trolling.
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Dec 7, 2018 01:39
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Dec 7, 2018 01:41
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I bought the "Pirate Water" candle from one of those sites. Honestly was pretty convincing.
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Empress Brosephine posted:Wait does Disney sell candles now? No, random companies make candles that smell like places around WDW
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Dec 7, 2018 01:47
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Bottom Liner posted:Same but with coffee mugs. We have too many already but they keep releasing great ones. You know nothing of  There's about half a dozen in the dishwasher and probably another 3 floating around the house somewhere. couldcareless fucked around with this message at 01:54 on Dec 7, 2018 |
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couldcareless posted:You know nothing of Just one cabinet? What amateur hour poo poo is this?
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Dec 7, 2018 01:55
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I'd kill for more cabinet space. We have had to euthanize a few just because of this reason
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Dec 7, 2018 01:56
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Watch and weep American Disney park goers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJtNxaTwgz0
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Fluffy Bunnies posted:Braks you're gonna die if you go on JP and then I'll have to go be a travel agent again. Y'all, I want her to ride some rides with me at Universal. Don't scare her off!
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Zero One posted:Watch and weep American Disney park goers as if i needed more reasons to want to go to tokyo disney
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Silly Burrito posted:Y'all, I want her to ride some rides with me at Universal. Don't scare her off! I have a list of about 3 rides I plan to avoid: Jurassic Park, Hulk, Rip Ride Rockit. I'm on the fence about the Mummy thing. I hear it's good but I just do not like big drops. Considering I'm about 25 - 30 lbs lighter than I was the first time I went to Universal, I'm hoping not to get walk of shamed off the HP stuff this time.
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Dec 7, 2018 03:43
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Hulk is less scary than Mummy imho. But I don’t think my mind has ever been as blown as it has when you hit the coaster part of Mummy in the building...it’s just crazy
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From what I remember, Mummy isn't huge on drops. It's just very fast and winding. It's more like space mountain where you are in the dark, uncertain where you're going, and things just zip by you. Except it's a more contemporary coaster style than Space Mountain, and with a launch instead of a lift.
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Dec 7, 2018 04:56
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Oh, I've ridden Space Mountain lots of times. I can handle it then.
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Maybe it was the heat, or the hour of no phone with me but my vision has gone dark around the edges riding Rip Ride Rockit on two different occasions the same week, and I like coasters.
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Rip Ride Rockit is one of the worst coasters ever built. Stay away.
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Zero One posted:Rip Ride Rockit is one of the worst coasters ever built. Stay away. Are you just trying to keep the line shorter? It's an okay coaster and having the music with it is pretty neat IMHO
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Yeah it’s not even the worst coaster in Orlando (Primeval Whirl)
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nimper posted:Are you just trying to keep the line shorter? It's an okay coaster and having the music with it is pretty neat IMHO The problem is the construction, not the ride experience. It was constructed quickly and poorly and opened early, so it's not that great structurally. It got rougher each time I rode it until I finally decided not to go back on.
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Empress Brosephine posted:Yeah it’s not even the worst coaster in Orlando (Primeval Whirl) You wanna fight?
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chitoryu12 posted:The problem is the construction, not the ride experience. It was constructed quickly and poorly and opened early, so it's not that great structurally. It got rougher each time I rode it until I finally decided not to go back on. Yeah I hear that. I've seen some reports of cars valleying at a certain part of the ride too.
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Quixotic1 posted:Maybe it was the heat, or the hour of no phone with me but my vision has gone dark around the edges riding Rip Ride Rockit on two different occasions the same week, and I like coasters. I had that happen on Hulk and Dragon Challenge but never RRR. I found RRR to be a very rough ride though. Same with RnR. Though tbf, I have my vision go dark on most coasters these days. And that was even before my most recent concussion. So now I avoid them. Skipped Hulk etc on my last trip. Hulk is generally a very smooth ride. RRR is not. The lift hill of RRR is pretty fun though.
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couldcareless posted:You know nothing of I got my wife the Mine Mine Mine mug for xmas a few years back, and I covet that Baymax one. The only reason I don't buy more is my daughter yells at me when she has to stack up all the mugs jenga style to get them into the cabinet.
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nimper posted:Yeah I hear that. I've seen some reports of cars valleying at a certain part of the ride too. Valleying? What is that? BlueBayou posted:Though tbf, I have my vision go dark on most coasters these days. Likewise. Is this a sign I need to be doing more cardio, or am I just doomed to progressively tamer rides?
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tomapot posted:I got my wife the Mine Mine Mine mug for xmas a few years back, and I covet that Baymax one. The only reason I don't buy more is my daughter yells at me when she has to stack up all the mugs jenga style to get them into the cabinet. the baymax one is good and I didn't buy it because I already have too many disney mugs but I've got less than 10 so maybe I just need to throw out my non-disney dishware we got the ghost mickey boo to you one at halloween, it's so good
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Grundulum posted:Valleying? What is that? When a car doesn't have enough speed to make it up the next hill so it gets stuck in the valley low point. A well designed coaster won't do this unless there are serious external issues (running in bad weather, wheel falls off, etc) but a poorly designed ride... it may happen if the weather is just a little windy and you put the wrong weight in the train. To add on to what I said earlier. It isn't just a painful and unfun ride. I put it in the same level as carnival rides as things I avoid because I won't take the chance. My roommate worked there for a little bit and he told stories of things breaking constantly. Not just the ride shutting down because of a computer error but the connection between two cars snapping! Stay away and ride Mummy twice instead. It's the best coaster in Orlando. YOUR SOULS ARE MINE! Zero One fucked around with this message at 16:29 on Dec 7, 2018 |
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We shoot to buy just one every trip. It allows us to be picky with what we grab. I prefer functional over flashy. Fragile/uncomfortable mugs? No thank you. The flower and garden mug that looks like a terra cotta flower pot is one of my favorites.
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Zero One posted:When a car doesn't have enough speed to make it up the next hill so it gets stuck in the valley low point. A well designed coaster won't do this unless there are serious external issues (running in bad weather, wheel falls off, etc) but a poorly designed ride... it may happen if the weather is just a little windy and you put the wrong weight in the train. They've also had one incident where a train got stuck on the vertical lift hill, which is basically a horror movie scenario.
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Braksgirl posted:Oh, I've ridden Space Mountain lots of times. I can handle it then. Just to clarify, I do remember it being a more intense experience than Space Mountain. Not by a whole lot in the grand scheme of things, but I think notably more so than most Disney coasters. Less so than RnR, but I think similar to Everest in terms of how it felt.
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I'd say Mummy is slightly more intense than Space Mountain in the sense of speed and sharper banks, but the actual ride experience is smoother and the cars are much larger and more comfortable so it's a very pleasant ride.
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chitoryu12 posted:I'd say Mummy is slightly more intense than Space Mountain in the sense of speed and sharper banks, but the actual ride experience is smoother and the cars are much larger and more comfortable so it's a very pleasant ride. I just checked and it's 40mph as opposed to Space Mtn's 28 mph which is crazy. Both feel a lot faster than that. The smoothness definitely makes it feel faster too. Big Thunder goes 36 btw, but feels slower than Space.
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First time at WDW in 10+ years. Liking some of the changes so far, but I miss the original narration for Test Track
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It’s looking like I’ll have a chance to stop by the Paris Disney Parks in mid-January, so I started doing research... and realized I’m not really prepared for that at all. I didn’t even realize there were two parks. I remember a few posts sometime ago in this thread about the French parks. While I have some idea of what attractions I’d want to go on and do, does anyone have any opinions on Paris Disney that I can develop more concrete plans from? I’m asking here first since I went to the Orlando parks as “recently” as this past February, so I’d probably be swinging for the “only in Paris” kind of attractions. I do know if I go I’d be aiming for 1 day/2 parks, and focus on Walt Disney Studios Park for the Pixar stuff, but I’d also like to see the Sleeping Beauty castle and Space Mountain. Thanks!
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https://twitter.com/WDWTales/status/1071088535065640960 Also here is Club 33 in Hollywood Studios from the mysterious dude who keeps leaking stuff https://twitter.com/BackDoorDisney/status/1070868556760403968 https://twitter.com/BackDoorDisney/status/1070891121931378688
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I talked to someone who met the Backdoor disney guy at a event, he said he’s as goonish as you would expect and was really awkward. But now Disney knows who he is so.
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Club 33 has always intrigued me but being able to peak behind the curtain with those pictures really kinda let's me down.
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