What ever happened to the guy who was going to spend a year at WDW?

On Oct 14, 10:20?am, "Cliff Hartle" <cliff_har...@> wrote:
> We were at McDonald's yesterday wondering what to do if we had Boardwalk and
> won the million. When I recalled the kid who made allot of money in high
> school and was going to spend a year at WDW before going to college.
>
> I followed it a little but it seemed like the website he had either wasn't
> getting updated or went dead and I lost interest.

Hmmm. A Million dollars = About six weeks at WDW !

-Fizzie

They wanted to know much it would cost to rent out a WDW park for a month.
I have heard of corp. events renting a park for the evening.


"FIZZIE" <BLUEFROGBOOGIE@> wrote in message
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> On Oct 14, 10:20?am, "Cliff Hartle" <cliff_har...@> wrote:
>> We were at McDonald's yesterday wondering what to do if we had Boardwalk
>> and
>> won the million. When I recalled the kid who made allot of money in high
>> school and was going to spend a year at WDW before going to college.
>>
>> I followed it a little but it seemed like the website he had either
>> wasn't
>> getting updated or went dead and I lost interest.
>
> Hmmm. A Million dollars = About six weeks at WDW !
>
> -Fizzie
>

2 years ago when I was planning a wedding at Disney World, they told
us that Magic Kingdom didn't do "Buy outs" any more for weddings. So
you can only get married in front of the castle now before the park
opens or after it closes.

I asked about buy-outs in general and apparently Disney has some list
of approved companies that can do it now for corporate parties and
such. But they are trying to discourage places from using MK for
private parties and stuff. I guess Disney makes more off the park
being open now than they do off the private parties.

johno