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While you're at it, why don't you just install a miniaturization button, duh!Arvorenn wrote:You got me theremindflipper wrote:I gotta ask: can you fit that foldable catapult into a storage locker? Otherwise, it would be a super-sized "drag" to carry around the park with you...
It can be pretty unhandy - unless you use several storage lockers to store it (*note to self: make the foldable catapult also dismountable*
Great! I don't know what to answer this, other then:Amy wrote:While you're at it, why don't you just install a miniaturization button, duh!
Y'mean, join the flow of the cattle call? Mooooo.....moooooo........Debbiedeb wrote:Just relax, go with the flow, take your time, look around enjoy the process after all you're in WDW.
Beat me to it...Jacca5660 wrote:How do you leave the parks?
KICKING AND SCREAMING!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Either that, or in a box!Jacca5660 wrote:How do you leave the parks?
KICKING AND SCREAMING!!!!!!!!!!!!!
and seemingly hundreds of people who just arrived that we just ran past trying to get to the bus first. While we're waiting, the people in line are all giving us the eye 
because we ran past them to get to the bus first, my 3 children 
have fallen asleep on me and my wife 
is blaming me that the bus is late.
who can’t get his double stroller to collapse and he looks at me with the “I’m embarrassed and sorry that I can’t make this thing work” and I, no longer upset, look at him like 
“Been there Dude, I feel your pain.” As he and I are sharing this empathetic moment I notice that there also these rude kids who are blowing horns...LOUDLY. I look over at my wife and say "I wish somebody would control their kids!" -to which she reply's "Honey....it's our kids." To my horror, my 3 kids are playing their horns like Mariachi's while all the other guests are giving me the eye (Even my former empathetic brother 
with the non-collapsing stroller that has left a mark in my back that my chiropractor will buy a new bass boat trying to fix, is mad at me and gives me the eye! ). I finally get that horn noise stopped and the bus pulls into our first stop and the lights on the bus flash on which causes my pupils to contract at super speed giving me a pseudo ice cream head ache. However, nobody gets off. Just as quickly as they came on the lights shut off and now I'm seeing flashes while trying to keep my balance from the starting and stoping. We go to the next stop and on come the lights like one of those who spot lights in an old prison movie. My pupils again move too fast again and instantly the lights go off, initiating the flashing again and another headache ensues. We repeat that about 80 times and NOBODY gets off. Finally we get to our stop and everybody gets off. After we geget out to the side walk-I open the stroller, not for the kids but because nobody wants to pack anything, anymore and we still have an extreme walk back to our room. Unfortunately, our stroller got bent on the bus and only 3 wheels touch the ground and with the 80 pounds of “necessities” we took to the park and didn’t use that we have to drag back to our room. So, my family walks across the 6 parking lots to our room while I 
push-drag-pull the three wheeled -splayed out (due to the extreme weight we’ve put on it) and the bend from the bus ride, stroller we finally reach the room and collapse across the beds while the TV plays in the background….all night....because we can't figure out how to turn it off. The next day we get up and do it all again and love it!! 
That plus the security checks is why we don't carry anything to the parks.rphillips14 wrote:with the 80 pounds of “necessities” we took to the park and didn’t use that we have to drag back to our room.
Even without anything, it's a long walk back.
