Disneyland: What will you never, ever do again?

1. Never do Stitch Encounter (or whatever it is called). It made me
extremely claustrophobic feeling and I couldn't wait for it to end.
Hated it!!!!

2. I don't like It's A Bug's Life (or whatever it's called) the movie.
There's something about the bug songs that remind me of fingernails on
a chalk board.

3. I have to add this one. never, ever, ever...... if if I won the
lottery..... would I take my ever complaining Mom to WDW ro any other
amusement park. She spent all of her (our) time in the sovenier shops
and was a constant complainer the one time we went. The one time we
went, I prayed for a miracle and got Hurricane Floyd as an excuse to
pack up and leave. Fortunately the Front Desk gave me a refund (in
CASH) and my daughter and I went back a few weeks later and had a
wonderful time. Happy Ending!

-Fizzie

> > List two things you have done at Disney that you wil never, ever do
> > again.

I will never again go to WDW in July.

I will never again go to WDW in December. (Yes, I *know* this is a favorite
time for many. I'll spare you the specifics for my reasons.)

DJJ

"Disney Anna" <xyz@xyz.xyz> wrote in message
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> 2. Stay at the Wilderness Lodge. I paid for a "woods view" room, and
when
> I got there, there were bulldozers, dirt piles, etc., outside the room.
> This was during the construction of the villas. I asked for a different
> room, and they said they didn't have any. And they didn't give me any
price
> adjustment!

Villas construction is done - you can safely go back to WL! (And the Villas
are a lovely addition to the Lodge.)

DJJ

"jenny" <Peacepast@> wrote in message
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> OK, time to liven things up with a new topic. Here are the "rules":
> List two things you have done at Disney that you wil never, ever do
> again. They have to be things you HAVE done. And it can be ANYTHING!
>>From break in a new pair of shoes, to take my in-laws, to ride ToT, to
> eat at ABC Commissary, to stay in a Value, etc.. But I do mean NEVER,
> EVER--not even if your grandchild was begging and your boss was paying.
>
> I'll start.
>
> I'll never, ever again:
>
> 1. Surprise anyone who has never been to WDW with a trip. They (nieces
> and nephew) were overwhelmed, had no idea what they wanted to do and it
> was a $3,000 disaster.
>
> 2. Eat at at RFC DD.
>
> Jenny
>

1. Never again drink too much at Pleasure Island (then have to wait and
ride a bus back to the room, throw up, and then waste half the next day
wishing for death).

2. Never again see Indiana Jones stunt show. Bores me to tears. Hopefully
with the next movie in process, they'll either revamp or replace it.

Carrie
N.O.Mommy

"nekochan" <hehassm> wrote in message
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>
> 1) go to 'sounds dangerous.'
>
> 2) schedule a dinner show for day of arrival - Airplane ride got my son
> so sick we had to cancel Hoop De Doo.
>
> 3) Is this cheating? Take a kid over the age of 7 and under 40 to
> 'country bear jamboree'.

I don't know if it's cheating or not, but it is hysterical! :)
>

"Terry" <thead@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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> Please tell me why...I'm going to be there from Dec 10-13!!!!
> Terry

Don't worry -- December (except for Christmas-New Year's) is a lovely time
to go.

Kathy M.

"jenny" <Peacepast@> wrote in message
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> OK, time to liven things up with a new topic. Here are the "rules":
> List two things you have done at Disney that you wil never, ever do
> again. They have to be things you HAVE done. And it can be ANYTHING!
> >From break in a new pair of shoes, to take my in-laws, to ride ToT, to
> eat at ABC Commissary, to stay in a Value, etc.. But I do mean NEVER,
> EVER--not even if your grandchild was begging and your boss was paying.
>
> I'll start.
>
> I'll never, ever again:
>
> 1. Surprise anyone who has never been to WDW with a trip. They (nieces
> and nephew) were overwhelmed, had no idea what they wanted to do and it
> was a $3,000 disaster.
>
> 2. Eat at at RFC DD.

Excellent thread!

On my never, ever again list:

1) Primeval hurl -- the first couple of times we rode it, the first year it
was open, it was fun. Now, it's gotten way too rough -- there's nothing we
enjoy about it at all. Never again.

2) Gee, I guess I don't have a second "never ever." It will be a long time
before I go to Alfredo's or RFC at AK (terrible service in our experience),
and while I have no real desire to do Country Bear Jamboree, Astro Orbiter,
or Indiana Jones for a while, I will probably do them again at some point.
I won't do MS because of my claustrophobia, but I've never done it to begin
with, so that doesn't really count, now does it? :)

Kathy M.

Attend the My Disney Girl's Perfectly Princess Tea at the GF. $260+
dollars for me, wife, and 6yr old daughter. The story teller and
musician were OK. Sleeping beauty showed up for five munites and then
left. That was it, not much "princess" in the princess tea party. I
had the feeling she was shuffles over from the Park Fare breakfast.
For the price, you would expect several princesses to be there. The
truly "magical" moment came when they ended that party after one hour
and immediatley started setting up for another event. The party was
set to go for 1.5 hours. I complained to a GF Manager (Reginald), he
did nothing. $260 for one hour. Avoid this one folks unless you have
money to burn, not much value for the dollar. Go to a princess meal
instead and pocket $160.

"Terry" <thead@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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> Please tell me why...I'm going to be there from Dec 10-13!!!!
> Terry
> >
> >
> > I will never again go to WDW in December. (Yes, I *know* this is a
> > favorite
> > time for many. I'll spare you the specifics

This is strictly a personal thing - I'm sure you'll enjoy that time of year
a great deal.

DJJ

On Tue, 26 Sep 2006 11:51:36 GMT, ElastiGirl
<mrmrsincred@> wrote:

> (I say go for Rock'n'Roller Coaster early in
>the morning for the cobweb dispersion).
>
>EG

Actually, Rock'n Roller Coaster is pretty much on my "Never" list. Not
because it's scarry. But because being a coaster fan, it's way too
tame for me.



Dave in Dallas - The one and only!
Accept no substitutes.