That's just it, Amy - the crowds weren't really that bad. And it wasn't just EE, it was DHS too. I did Star Tours twice, the Great Movie Ride, and Muppetvision 3D in probably less than 45 minutes (and that includes walking time between the attractions too).Amy wrote:Wow ~ you packed a lot into your last day with all the crowds.
Yes, I had to walk out and back around each time. Between 9:40 AM and 10:15 AM, I went through security, entered the park, walked through the park to EE, got a fast pass, rode it four times, and had time also to stop off at the EE store to pick up a photo of me on the ride as well.Amy wrote:That is pretty neat that you got to experience EE that many times in a row. Did you have to get off and queue up each time or did you get to stay on the train?
No. To paraphrase Basil Fawlty, "Cuddle with them and you'll never play the guitar again."Amy wrote:Nice photos of the kitties. Did you get to pet them?!
I found it a bit disappointing. The Phantom Menace (Episode 1) and the Return of the Jedi (Episode 6) are my least two favorite in the collection, so to have the pod race from the Phantom Menace (my least liked part besides Jar Jar Binks in that film) to be the one part that will forever repeat time and time again did not win points with me.Amy wrote:For those who don't know much about Star Tours, like me, I would have to have a dramatically different sequence to know that I wasn't seeing the same thing over and over. I have heard from others that the randomness isn't as good as promised though
Therapy is definately pain and torture!!! Active Release Therapy is not pleasant, but it's going to help me in the long run. Very well worth it! 
This sort of amazes me. My brother that runs the Ironmans is so focused, I can't imagine him stopping to take in an attraction 
I wouldn't have the oompfh to get going if I would stop in the middle of running 
