Free Dining Plan or Bust 2010 (Working Title)

[wizzo]

I don't suppose they'll have aniseed balls or black bullets!


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[wizzo]

I think it's time for a single digit boogie

[Ms Finkelstein]

Originally Posted by wizzo

I think it's time for a single digit boogie

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WooHoo!

Di x

[mkingdon]

I see you baby...shaking that...well you know.

Enjoy the final days of the countdown! Have you got your new trainers yet?

[MichelleB]

Have a great time guys!

I'm off to laminate something, not sure what but it makes me feel well prepared!

[wizzo]

Originally Posted by mkingdon

I see you baby...shaking that...well you know.

Enjoy the final days of the countdown! Have you got your new trainers yet?

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I draw the line at shaking my ass, well unless Lynn is really lucky!

It's funny you should mention trainers! I've just said to Lynn that I'll need my current trainers running through the washing machine prior to departure. They will then end up in a bin outside the Adidas/Nike shop at Premium Outlets like the last pair. They are too white (similar to your own).

I'm going for a dark colour this time. Yours have put me off white forever!

[wizzo]

Originally Posted by MichelleB

Have a great time guys!

I'm off to laminate something, not sure what but it makes me feel well prepared!

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Got a feeling I should have kept the laminates to myself!

[stace&tink]

Originally Posted by wizzo

Added a couple of these babies to the planning arsenal!



It's my normal planner that I use every year but this trip I've printed out a mini version and had it laminated. On previous trips I've had the paper plan in my pocket for 2 weeks and it's been illegible by the end. This is tiny and has everything we need, Best/Worst parks (busy days), which park we plan to go to, ADR times and reference numbers, Extra Magic Hours, hotel checkin and checkouts etc etc etc.

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This is great, would you be able to email me the template by any chance?

[Guest]

I'm intrigued by your assumption that "lazy sxxxs on scooters" can walk. I would imagine, that most, like me, can walk a very short distance, (in my case about 20 yards) but couldn't begin to tackle the parks without some sort of mobility aid.
Hiring a scooter is a major extra expense and nuisance. (You need to have a bigger car to accommodate it, and someone strong enough to lift it in.) I wouldn't think many people would go to the expense and trouble if they didn't have to!

[wizzo]

Originally Posted by DUMTY

I'm intrigued by your assumption that "lazy sxxxs on scooters" can walk. I would imagine, that most, like me, can walk a very short distance, (in my case about 20 yards) but couldn't begin to tackle the parks without some sort of mobility aid.
Hiring a scooter is a major extra expense and nuisance. (You need to have a bigger car to accommodate it, and someone strong enough to lift it in.) I wouldn't think many people would go to the expense and trouble if they didn't have to!

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I wouldn't dream of slating someone who genuinely needs some sort of mobility and is disabled but my gripe is with the people (normally americans) that simply cant be bothered to walk.

I will give you an example, this last trip, I followed two men who looked perfectly hale and hearty to me (apart from being "large"). I followed them all the way across a substancial amount of tarmac in the blazing heat and then into the park and they were in front of me in the queue for strollers and scooters. These two guys walked a good half a mile at a brisk pace in 92 degrees of heat before hiring their scooters.

These are the people that I write about not people who struggle to walk 20 yards like yourself.