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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Haha! See? Caught ya. That sign was taken years ago when they were building the grand Floridian villas. That drop off isn't there and it's a beach now. You haven't been and have no idea what you're talking about. [/quote] Great. Except- it's NOT a beach! It wasn't them and still isn't, that's right, a motha effin' beach. It's a crusty green lagoon people. Probably filled with green algae and fertilizer run-off from magically manicured lawns in the shape of Mickey. [/quote] Except Disney calls it a beach. They don't call it a sandy swamp. Or an alligator habitat. Or even a murky dirty place where scary Florida creatures reside. They call it a beach. They call all of those white sand areas beaches. Heck, they even named one of their upscale resorts the Beach Club Villa. And surprise! And guess what the guests do at the beach at the Beachclub Villa? Surprise!! They walk along the water and let their kids play and wade in the shallows.[/quote] [b]Then those guests would be ill informed wouldn't they? [/b][/quote] Then by your definition there are an awful lot of "ill informed" guests every year. What is your point? People go there to play in the sand, and from the looks of a lot of pictures, play at the edge of the water. This is not discouraged. Would I set foot in the water? No, not personally. To me a lagoon is full of slimy, disgusting stuff. Not everyone sees it that way though. To a lot of people it's just a body of water. As PP said, Disney calls it a beach. If you want to call it sand-beside-a-lagoon, or whatever... go ahead. To any number of Disney guests it is a beach.[/quote]
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