Which DLR Land Would you choose to always visit?
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Which DLR Land Would you choose to always visit?
If DLR only had one of its 7 lands Which one would you want to stay in? (eight if you include Main Street)
I had the hardest time phrasing this question
I had the hardest time phrasing this question
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I could spend hours in New Orleans Square no matter what. I just like the feeling I get whenever I walk through it.
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New Orleans Square is a neat little place, but I usually try to get out of there as fast as possible since it always seems to bottleneck up in that area ~ too many peopleelizabethswann wrote:I could spend hours in New Orleans Square no matter what. I just like the feeling I get whenever I walk through it.
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^ ya its a bit small but still fun.
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As New Orleans Square has the POTC, the HM, Blue Bayou - how can anyone visit DLR and pass up going to NOS?
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I don't know but I've always had the adventurous spirit and Adventure land provides that activity and charm for me
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...and a bit of exhaustion as you walk and walk and walk through the queue to the Indiana Jones TOFE, and then walk and walk and walk all the way back...Sparten wrote:I don't know but I've always had the adventurous spirit and Adventure land provides that activity and charm for me
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I dont mind it Personally also considering the fact That I never use the Standby line for that ride other wise I see your point
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I was so sad when they removed the single rider for Indy. I think I only went on it one time since then and I waited for over an hour in the stand-by line. FP were all gone so stand-by was the only optionSparten wrote:I dont mind it Personally also considering the fact That I never use the Standby line for that ride other wise I see your point
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AW man! ya the only way to get a really good fastpass for indy is to get it when the park first opens. at around 10 A.M. the Lines for the Indy Fastpass kick in and at that point your in trouble.Amy wrote:I was so sad when they removed the single rider for Indy. I think I only went on it one time since then and I waited for over an hour in the stand-by line. FP were all gone so stand-by was the only optionSparten wrote:I dont mind it Personally also considering the fact That I never use the Standby line for that ride other wise I see your point
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That was the first time I waited longer than the posted stand-by time. I actually had only gone in the line thinking that the posted time was going to be off since Disney usually over-states the wait time so people are happy when they get through sooner than expected. Probably wouldn't do that again...Sparten wrote:AW man! ya the only way to get a really good fastpass for indy is to get it when the park first opens. at around 10 A.M. the Lines for the Indy Fastpass kick in and at that point your in trouble.Amy wrote:I was so sad when they removed the single rider for Indy. I think I only went on it one time since then and I waited for over an hour in the stand-by line. FP were all gone so stand-by was the only optionSparten wrote:I dont mind it Personally also considering the fact That I never use the Standby line for that ride other wise I see your point
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Personally I really like Adventureland....it is my favorite land in the park!!!
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Yeah, that is the downfall of the area especially when Fantasmic gets ready. I do everything I can to avoid that area during that time.Amy wrote:New Orleans Square is a neat little place, but I usually try to get out of there as fast as possible since it always seems to bottleneck up in that area ~ too many peopleelizabethswann wrote:I could spend hours in New Orleans Square no matter what. I just like the feeling I get whenever I walk through it.
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Tomorrowland could keep me busy for a while, so could Fantasyland.
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But even with that...you have to admit, you can't visit the park and totally skip NOS altogether?elizabethswann wrote:Yeah, that is the downfall of the area especially when Fantasmic gets ready. I do everything I can to avoid that area during that time.Amy wrote:New Orleans Square is a neat little place, but I usually try to get out of there as fast as possible since it always seems to bottleneck up in that area ~ too many peopleelizabethswann wrote:I could spend hours in New Orleans Square no matter what. I just like the feeling I get whenever I walk through it.