sleepydog25
Been here awhile
- Joined
- Aug 27, 2004
Currently at BWI and waiting to board my final leg home. First, HAPPY BIRTHDAY DIZNYDI!!! And glad to see you're feeling better!
Second, a most magnificent HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY BEAUTIFUL WIFE, LUVVWL!
I did get her a present, baked some chocolate chip cookies (in lieu of cake), and enjoyed a nice meal with her before departing to Maine the afternoon of her birthday, but I'm just now able to sit down and add my wishes to those Groupies here. You're the best, babe!
As for your thoughts re: DL and VGC, I agree with most of your posts. DL park, in particular has a more intimate feel and evokes the bygone era more easily than does WDW. We found the QS at VGC lacking, too. The lobby is wonderful at VGC, but is a bit more of a modernistic, upscale version of our lobby--not as transformative. The music they play is, likewise, a bit more classical than inspiring (there is often a pianist playing there, in fact). We found the DCA gate untenable, even at rope drop. Instead, we'd hoof it around to the main entrance and would get in faster. Overall, we really enjoyed the two California parks, but I do feel a bit more comfortable at the World.
Finally, a decision has been made by DD
Sorry for the sideways picture, but I can't seem to find out how to straighten it, certainly not while waiting in an airport lounge area. Anyway, you get the "picture."
Second, a most magnificent HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY BEAUTIFUL WIFE, LUVVWL!
I did get her a present, baked some chocolate chip cookies (in lieu of cake), and enjoyed a nice meal with her before departing to Maine the afternoon of her birthday, but I'm just now able to sit down and add my wishes to those Groupies here. You're the best, babe!
As for your thoughts re: DL and VGC, I agree with most of your posts. DL park, in particular has a more intimate feel and evokes the bygone era more easily than does WDW. We found the QS at VGC lacking, too. The lobby is wonderful at VGC, but is a bit more of a modernistic, upscale version of our lobby--not as transformative. The music they play is, likewise, a bit more classical than inspiring (there is often a pianist playing there, in fact). We found the DCA gate untenable, even at rope drop. Instead, we'd hoof it around to the main entrance and would get in faster. Overall, we really enjoyed the two California parks, but I do feel a bit more comfortable at the World.
Finally, a decision has been made by DD
Sorry for the sideways picture, but I can't seem to find out how to straighten it, certainly not while waiting in an airport lounge area. Anyway, you get the "picture."