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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Amusement parks aren't for everyone, OP.  I know my parents would hate it so we never take them!  I personally have a VERY low tolerance for crowds, so I have certain rules for amusement parks:  1) Go on low crowd days; 2) Go early and go late.  Use the afternoon to nap or eat indoors or do the not-popular things (Philharmagic!); 3) Never wait in any line that says it's more than 20 minutes, unless it is a fabulous ride and you are armed with snacks, in which case maybe 30 minutes; 4) Use whatever Fast Express whatever ticket the place sells; 5) Google in advance to find out where the tolerable food is sold; 6) And then just expect a certain amount of noise, overpriced crap, and crowds and roll with it.
I think those dumb Disney ads do a real dis-service -- everyone pictures themselves skipping down Main Street into the arms of a waiting Mickey Mouse.  Whenever my kids see those ads, I say "They filmed that at 5 a.m. before the park opened."

[b]Oh, and whoever came up with that Stitch ride should be permanently banned from the "Imagineer" profession. 
 There is just no excuse or explanation for how awful that ride is.  They've closed the one at WDW now...I can't imagine what took so long.[/b]

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It is the worst - I’m still angry that I wasted 5 minutes if my life on that stinkfest.[/quote]

What happened on that ride? Curious.[/quote]

It was a theater in the round situation but they held you in place in the dark. Before it was stitch, it was a scarier ride called alien encounter. [/quote]

Awful.[/quote]

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