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pictures! pictures! pictures! pictures! pictures!Mousekedude wrote:Awwww..... c'mon, bro! Just leave out the ones in the diaper... the rest are okay!NaCler wrote:Nope, I'm not posting the pics of me in the stroller, I'm NOT... don't ask... cause I'm not!Amy wrote:Wow, I completely read this wrong the first time and thought you said you were dancing because you were falling out of the stroller!
*GASP!!!* ....... we'll light a candle for you, bro....NaCler wrote:My wife would never come on here, unfortunately. She thinks I'm weird and laughs at me whenever she sees me on this site. She doesn't understand.
It's alright bud. This gives me a place I can go to escape and that's why I'm going in December with Momma instead of the wife. She can stay back with the kids.Mousekedude wrote:*GASP!!!* ....... we'll light a candle for you, bro....
Moms' "get it"! Cute new avatar photo NaCler, is that on Buzz?NaCler wrote:It's alright bud. This gives me a place I can go to escape and that's why I'm going in December with Momma instead of the wife. She can stay back with the kids.Mousekedude wrote:*GASP!!!* ....... we'll light a candle for you, bro....
Good answer! That's the spirit!NaCler wrote:It's alright bud. This gives me a place I can go to escape and that's why I'm going in December with Momma instead of the wife. She can stay back with the kids.Mousekedude wrote:*GASP!!!* ....... we'll light a candle for you, bro....
Wow, what a good son-in-law you are! We have checked into the rentals for these and they are pr-i-cey! Although, I just was looking online and found that they are $45-50/day. I'm sure I saw somewhere that they were up to $81. NaCler did you happen to notice other prices when you were renting your double Cadillac stoller?Mousekedude wrote:I feel ya, bro. We had to rent an electric cart a few times due to my mom-in-law's health, so I know what yer sayin'. I rode that puppy myself a little just because I was paying for it!
WE WANT PICTURES!!!! WE WANT PICTURES!!!! WE WANT PICTURES!!!! WE WANT PICTURES!!!! WE WANT PICTURES!!!! WE WANT PICTURES!!!! WE WANT PICTURES!!!! WE WANT PICTURES!!!! WE WANT PICTURES!!!! WE WANT PICTURES!!!!NaCler wrote:Nope, I'm not posting the pics of me in the stroller, I'm NOT... don't ask... cause I'm not!Amy wrote:Wow, I completely read this wrong the first time and thought you said you were dancing because you were falling out of the stroller!
The $45-50/day is probably the amount you actually pay. The $81 probably includes the deposit that you get back when you return it.Amy wrote:Wow, what a good son-in-law you are! We have checked into the rentals for these and they are pr-i-cey! Although, I just was looking online and found that they are $45-50/day. I'm sure I saw somewhere that they were up to $81. NaCler did you happen to notice other prices when you were renting your double Cadillac stoller?Mousekedude wrote:I feel ya, bro. We had to rent an electric cart a few times due to my mom-in-law's health, so I know what yer sayin'. I rode that puppy myself a little just because I was paying for it!
I'm always leery about the Behind the Scenes tour because when I worked day parade at the MK, the tours would come in when we were setting up, and the "secret" stuff they would tell the guests about the parades (and especially Spectro) was either completely wrong or only half the truth.Amy wrote: We did the Behind the Scenes tour many years ago and it was worth every penny. We were pampered with our own little air conditioned mini bus, snacks, cold water, lunch was included, we saw all sorts of cool "secret" stuff behind the scenes, got a pin and a surprise book at the end of the tour. It was expensive, and it took up pretty much a whole day so you might want to save the big tours for when you have an extra day or two to spend on vacation. The shorter tours only take a few hours though and I think are still worth it for having a different experience that not everyone gets the chance to do.
It always made me wonder how accurate the rest of the tour was.Oh my! Well, I don't remember any really off-the-wall facts so I hope our guide was accurate. Even if he wasn't it was so totally worth it to see the Utilidors and other backstage stuff. Seeing the maintenance crews work on the American Adventure sets with the lights on and all the guts exposed was worth the price all by itself!Arete wrote:I'm always leery about the Behind the Scenes tour because when I worked day parade at the MK, the tours would come in when we were setting up, and the "secret" stuff they would tell the guests about the parades (and especially Spectro) was either completely wrong or only half the truth.Amy wrote: We did the Behind the Scenes tour many years ago and it was worth every penny. We were pampered with our own little air conditioned mini bus, snacks, cold water, lunch was included, we saw all sorts of cool "secret" stuff behind the scenes, got a pin and a surprise book at the end of the tour. It was expensive, and it took up pretty much a whole day so you might want to save the big tours for when you have an extra day or two to spend on vacation. The shorter tours only take a few hours though and I think are still worth it for having a different experience that not everyone gets the chance to do.
