Sleep over at one of WDW parks, where would you pick??

[Sleepy90]

Discussed this at tea time with my family... and I decided I would have to sleep over in the United Kingdom Pavillion in Epcot so as I didn't get homesick My dad then suggested having a lock-in at the Rose and Crown, ordering chips from the chippy But we would have to ship in our own cask beer or it wouldn't be proper hehe!

Never mind shipping in the beer you would need to import some proper fish and chips as that is no chippy.

On a lighter note I am in for the sub sleepover in the treehouse. QUESTION cy1229 do we need to bring a keg of Hobgoblin with us and who is supplying the feather pillows?

[cy1229]

Discussed this at tea time with my family... and I decided I would have to sleep over in the United Kingdom Pavillion in Epcot so as I didn't get homesick My dad then suggested having a lock-in at the Rose and Crown, ordering chips from the chippy But we would have to ship in our own cask beer or it wouldn't be proper hehe!

Never mind shipping in the beer you would need to import some proper fish and chips as that is no chippy.

On a lighter note I am in for the sub sleepover in the treehouse. QUESTION cy1229 do we need to bring a keg of Hobgoblin with us and who is supplying the feather pillows?

Ooh. Hobgoblin! YES, PLEASE!

It's BYOP.

[I am Sulley]

QUESTION cy1229 do we need to bring a keg of Hobgoblin with us and who is supplying the feather pillows?

Ooh. Hobgoblin! YES, PLEASE!

It's BYOP.

Ok I have to ask this

Do you mean the Hobgoblin beer brewed by Wychwood Brewery, Oxfordshire UK?
As far as I am aware this is only brewed in Cask form. A Filtered version is available in bottles which are exported all over the world.
Ugh! the thought of it as Keg beer goes against my principles

[cy1229]

To this untrained beer consumer, a cask and a keg are largely the same. I, of course, being a Yank, have only had the filtered, bottled variety.

Hope I didn't insult too heavily your sense of ale excellence.

[Sleepy90]

QUESTION cy1229 do we need to bring a keg of Hobgoblin with us and who is supplying the feather pillows?

Ooh. Hobgoblin! YES, PLEASE!

It's BYOP.

Ok I have to ask this

Do you mean the Hobgoblin beer brewed by Wychwood Brewery, Oxfordshire UK?
As far as I am aware this is only brewed in Cask form. A Filtered version is available in bottles which are exported all over the world.
Ugh! the thought of it as Keg beer goes against my principles

Yes I am sulley we are talking about wychwood casks. As I was speaking to our north Atlantic cousins I referred to it as a keg same thing only different. Actually I prefer some of the other brands they do such as scarecrow and wychcraft.

[I am Sulley]

Yes I am sulley we are talking about wychwood casks. As I was speaking to our north Atlantic cousins I referred to it as a keg same thing only different. Actually I prefer some of the other brands they do such as scarecrow and wychcraft.

Well I am pleased . Of course Cask Beer or Real Ale is something very special to us Brits and worth standing up for. In simple terms a cask has curved sides to help collect the sediment when beer settles whereas a keg has straight sides and the beer is pasturised and kept under pressure.

By the sounds of it cy1229 you would love a trip over here to taste the real thing no insult taken by the way easy mistake for an American to make

[cy1229]

Yes I am sulley we are talking about wychwood casks. As I was speaking to our north Atlantic cousins I referred to it as a keg same thing only different. Actually I prefer some of the other brands they do such as scarecrow and wychcraft.

Well I am pleased . Of course Cask Beer or Real Ale is something very special to us Brits and worth standing up for. In simple terms a cask has curved sides to help collect the sediment when beer settles whereas a keg has straight sides and the beer is pasturised and kept under pressure.

By the sounds of it cy1229 you would love a trip over here to taste the real thing no insult taken by the way easy mistake for an American to make

Oh hey now, my ignorance has nothing to do with my citizenship. I don't know the difference between an ale, a stout, or an IPA. I just know that in general I don't like IPA's because they're so bitter. I usually like ales and stouts, and some lagers, but not many. And lately I'm liking the hard apple ciders that are showing up.

And yes, I would LOVE to go to the UK! I'm very drawn to it. At first I thought that only a part of my family was from England, and the rest from Germany. Now I've discovered that on my dad's side it's about 50/50, so that makes me 75/25, roughly. Some Scottish thrown in to boot. But really, I'm American.

[Boilerdude]

Epcot and La Cava del Tequila = Winning. Then sleeping, then...Well, who would care

Seriously, like B-babe said, The Living Seas.

[Amy]

Epcot and La Cava del Tequila = Winning. Then sleeping, then...Well, who would care

Seriously, like B-babe said, The Living Seas.

Youse guys wanna sleep with da fishies? Really?!
I'll have a talk with my "associate" Jacca, maybe we canna make dat happen for youse all.

[cousininmiami]

Maybe Mickey can do the sleepover with all of us and he can wear his jammies and nightcap! It sure is fun to daydream and imagine, I suppose that's why I like the Kingdom Keepers books so much... they do things we only dream of!

[L3PCT]

Tonight I would be planning my sleepover in the Living Seas - sleeping under the docks (waiting line area) listening to that lovely music!!!

[boilerbabe]

Epcot and La Cava del Tequila = Winning. Then sleeping, then...Well, who would care

Seriously, like B-babe said, The Living Seas.

Youse guys wanna sleep with da fishies? Really?!
I'll have a talk with my "associate" Jacca, maybe we canna make dat happen for youse all.

If they still had the dive bell, I would sleep there!!!

[rphillips14]

I picked the bridge between England and France in Epcot where I have fallen asleep one time.

If I were in Hollywood Studios-I'd sleep on the benches where you watch "Fantasmic"-I fell asleep there one night too.

If I were in the Magic Kingdom, I once fell asleep waiting for my wife and kids to get back from Buzz Light Year's Space Ranger Spin and fell asleep there too.

If I were in Animal Kingdom I'd fall asleep watching The Lion King Show, which I have...

Each time I fell asleep it was late at night after a long day of wonderful fun!!

[cousininmiami]

I picked the bridge between England and France in Epcot where I have fallen asleep one time.

If I were in Hollywood Studios-I'd sleep on the benches where you watch "Fantasmic"-I fell asleep there one night too.

If I were in the Magic Kingdom, I once fell asleep waiting for my wife and kids to get back from Buzz Light Year's Space Ranger Spin and fell asleep there too.

If I were in Animal Kingdom I'd fall asleep watching The Lion King Show, which I have...

Each time I fell asleep it was late at night after a long day of wonderful fun!!

Hilarious! My husband would choose one of his favorite sleeping places: Ellen's Energy Adventure, The American Adventure, Impressions de France, Carousel of Progress, or Hall of the Presidents. He calls those his "nap" rides, so I suppose he could sleep at those anytime!

[Goofyfan]

Fire House at M.K. would be able to see all the happy smiling people, watch the parades, and have a great view of Wishes.