20 years after starting FFXI... used BG Wiki most of that time... come around to making a BG profile so I can use the glorious trust checklist... coulda done it via g.docs... but to hell with it... might as well see what the other side of BG is all about and make that there forum profile... discover 10+ year disneyland shitposts... with RECENT ACTIVITY... wat
edit: I used to work in "anaheim hills" just up the 91 from D.Land... anyone who takes the 91 from inland (Riverside, Corona, etc) to work in the Mouse Kings fetid kingdom... is taking their lives into their hands daily... the 91 is the thunderdome of highways... with daily casualties
Starting June 27 Disney World will be selling Genie+ on a per-park basis. For the park hoppers there is an option for multi-park Genie+ (essentially exactly what it is now) but that will be more expensive than doing one park only. This change does not currently impact Disneyland.
I just went on a VIP Tour at WDW yesterday which also was my birthday.
IT..WAS..AMAZING.
So VIP tours run around $600/hr for a minimum of 7 hours for up to 10 people.
Due to finding a Facebook group that does tour share groups, where people post dates of their tour looking for more , I was able to join one..on my birthday no less !
We had 9 people so my cost was $600 FLAT with tip for the ENTIRE day.
Before tip was about $475 split/pp.
This was a true bucket list item up there with Club 33 for me. Our guide Kelly from Buffalo, NY was literally the epitome of Disney culture. From her skipping along hand in hand with the kids, to making them official tour guides letting them wear her vest , to helping quell fears of someone going on Tron and even letting the kiddo pout a bottle of eater on her after he rode sticking to her word , to keeping us fed and hydrated constantly.
She also taught me there are bonus stages on Toy Story Mania so got my new personal record of 200k. She had a whole PowerPoint on her phone it was great lol.
I had no idea we didn't have to walk through the entire parks , you take shuttle vans to different parks behind the scenes like behing Tower Of Terror or behind Ratatouille in Epcot along with Guardians Cosmic rewind.
She had so much history and information to share.
It was truly above and beyond anything I could have wished or hoped for. I truly felt like a VIP and it was the best birthday at Disney I've ever had. We ended with Fireworks viewing and it was literally the coolest day all week so we lucked out.
Last photo is everything we were able to do
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D23 announcements recap:
Ashoka is coming to Star Tours in all parks
Hatbox Ghost will arrive in MK Haunted Mansion in “late November”
New E-ticket ride teased for Avengers Campus at California Adventure
Country Bear Jamboree in MK will be revamped in 2024, Bears will now sing Disney classics
MK will have a new pirate tavern added to POTC ride. Maybe finally a MK equivalent of Blue Bayou?
Moana: Journey of Water opens at Epcot on October 16th
Other World of Celebration areas (formerly Future World) aiming for December open
New Epcot fireworks show titled Luminous debuts December 6th
Test Track will undergo a revamp “in the near future”, not much detail
“A Bugs Life” show at Animal Kingdom will be replaced with a Zootopia attraction, RIP Hopper animatronic
Dino Land will become “South Americas” which fits in with the Asia and Africa themes already in the park. Encanto music is played teasing they will be a big part of it. Also, Indiana Jones music is played as a tease, likely signaling the Dinosaur ride being rethemed to Indiana Jones as it is in Disneyland
New Figment meet & greet will begin at Epcot starting tomorrow
So today (as of now) at Magic Kingdom, Adventureland, Frontierland, and Liberty Square are closed allegedly because a bear wandered into the park and climbed up a tree near Big Thunder Mountain and they’ve been trying to get it out all morning
The memes have begun
Heard y'all enjoy collecting pins, now you can collect them as NFT's
https://disneypinnacle.com/
Disney announced the new Avatar "attraction" will be at California Adventure rather than Disneyland. They are still calling it an "attraction" rather than a land or ride so I imagine they are trying to figure out a way to incorporate the sequel movies into it rather than carbon copy what they already have at Animal Kingdom.
We bought our Disneyland tickets a couple weeks ago when kids were $50 each, planning a trip in February or March. We're just waiting for them to announce the dates for the Wine and Food festival. Tickets have to be used by March 10th, which should overlap the beginning of the festival. If not, we'll probably be there the last week of February.
Funny thing is we had to buy theirs and ours separately so we could get the deal for them, but also get ours pre-price increase. The old prices ended the day before the kids deal began.
I thought it was an Avatar "Experience"? Usually this would not be a full blown ride but some kind of walk through experience that they would probably put at the warehouse building near Hollywoodland where the Marvel store currently is or probably gutting the redwood trail.
So I am that person, where I have a slow growing Disney kitchen. I have the fork/knife set, kitchen utensiles, Mickey teapot, etc. I’ve tried not to go overboard with them. They’re almost like hidden mickeys imo. I am a huge fan of Corelle dishware, but I had my Corelle set, and honestly didn’t like their Mickey set as it looks very 80s. They came out with a 100 years set though and they are really cute. Corelle is doing a Black Friday sale where it’s 50% off if you spend $150, so I got three sets. Going to pack away my other set to give to my kids someday. Here’s the set they have in case anyone else is interested:
https://www.corelle.com/shop/disney?...BoCdAoQAvD_BwE
Btw in case you don’t know much about Corelle lemme give you the good and the bad. Good: you can buy individual dishware and they don’t discontinue styles, meaning when you pick your set you can have it forever by replace any that break. If you pick an older set you can probably find people selling there’s for super cheap. They are thin and stack so amazingly you can have like 10 of them in some modern sets of 4. Despite being thin, they don’t break too often. Usually you really gotta drop it on a tile floor.
Bad: biggest negative atm is what I said above COULD be all for naught. They were bought by Pyrex, and Pyrex filed for bankruptcy. So dunno if they are going to get shut down.
That would suck. >_< I have Corelle dishes. They basically last forever.
I did manage to break one once. It was a dinner plate. I dropped it and it landed edge down. Thing shattered into a thousand razor sharp pieces. ^^;
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Grabbed a few sets, thanks for the heads up on that sale
Caught a deal for 35% off room discount for APs in early 2024 so I booked the All Star resort for like $85 a night the first week of February. I think I got the cheerleaders hotel again, oomph. I don’t even know if I can clear those dates off work yet but I wanted to book ahead anyway just incase. Happy Thanksgiving to me!
First the wind sends a few guests to the hospital last week. Now we got drugged up streaker causing havoc in "It's a Small World"
https://ktla.com/news/theme-parks/di...sneyland-ride/
The jokes on the late night shows will write themselves this week.
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