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GhostHost
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by GhostHost » Jun Wed 04, 2008 12:44 pm
rodders wrote:
I personally can't think of the parks in the way that some people do especially when they say things like "this park is just a half day" or "we can DO that park in 1 day". I don't wish to "do" parks at all, I like to enjoy them. I think the classic example is how so many people "do" AK in a few hours. IMO they haven't done the park at all, they have ran around the park hitting the major attractions whilst choosing to ignore most of the theming and details. Each to his/her own and they are perfectly entitled to visit the parks in whatever manner they choose, it's just that I don't wish to visit the parks in that way.
Well said rodders. Won't be long now right!
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Joe90
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by Joe90 » Jun Sun 08, 2008 4:36 am
I see no fluff.
Disney had just provided me with lots of stuff to do or see (or ignore) as I see fit.
I wouldn't want it any other way.
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wdwannabe
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by wdwannabe » Jun Mon 09, 2008 1:23 pm
Fluff-a store at every exit. Wish it was gone.
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by earningmyfins » Jul Fri 11, 2008 6:02 pm
Calypso wrote:I think what you are calling "fluff" is really Disney's way of showing attention to detail and to entertain people on a variety of levels. Everything, in theory, furthers the entertainment and enjoyment of the parks. I want to see the attractions, but I also want to exeperience the "fluff." This past trip, I made sure our group saw Cap'n Jack and my youngest DD was picked for the pirate tutorial. Sure, PoC was great, but her interaction with Jack was priceless. It was a highlight of her trip and a memory we will all cherish. I think that's what Disney is about.
Call it fluff, but I call it the Disney experience.
Agreed!
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