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We are seeing more and more of Florida each year and we love it. I will always need a "Disney fix" but we don't go every day when we are there. There are other things to do and see. I don't like the International Drive area, it reminds me of a tacky seaside resort :lol: it's just not our cup of tea, so we have never been to anything down there.
I hope I never have to choose between Disney/Florida and Hawaii, because as much as I love going to Florida - Hawaii will always win :yes:
DISNEY is not about just the 2 weeks holiday it is about the planning from the time you book also the secrets forum is great fun too
Wont ever find you in Blackpool then?! :lol: I love tacky seaside resorts!! We always stay on International Drive - we really like it there, maybe thats why?!Quote:
Originally Posted by Wendy
We have always said that we are going to WDW as opposed to going to Florida if that makes sense?
Jeff
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Originally Posted by robertcraig
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:sorry: :lol: I've been to Blackpool once, we took ages to find a parking space and then we were back in the car 15 mins later leaving :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kate
There are still some lovely seaside towns, I think that sadly others have been changed by the ages and type of people that go there :( Newquay for instance was a typical family seaside resort and now :sigh: it has been completely ruined :(
I think I've always been an addict. I never got to go until I took Alysia for her 5th birthday. We went that one time in 1996 and I never made it back till 2002. I haven't stopped since.
When did I become an addict?
When I saw this on television:
I had always been a Disney fan. Ever since as a very little boy in Cleveland Ohio, my mother used to read me the story of Pedro in my Disney story book and my dad took me to the theater to see the original Pete Pan. I even remember lying on the couch watching the original Mickey Mouse club as I suffered through another bout of childhood sickness. As a result of my tendency toward bronchitis, our doctor recommended that my parents move and take me to Florida. It was there in St. Petersburg that I spent the rest of my childhood. Sunday nights would always find us gathered around the television set watching whatever flavor of Disney was on at the time.
So, on one of those Sunday nights, when Walt Disney announced the Florida Project, I instantly became a fan.
Tom (:macwave:... been one ever since!)
This wasn't taken with a stolen iphone, was it? :happybounce:Quote:
Originally Posted by josh.p.
I've been thinking hard about this and I guess in reality it goes back to the 1950's and seeing the Mickey Mouse Club on TV, and then Disney's Wonderful World of Color. I always wanted to go to Disneyland and that dream finally came true in 1984, even though it was only for 1 day. I was in Germany in 1971 when the Magic Kingdom opened up and I never really got a chance to go there until I got back from Germany for the third time in 1987. I've loved it ever since.