Michelle Notinterest

Mom, teacher, Psych lover

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@engineers_feed 60 cm

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@katrinakingg @disneytipsguy I think (?) the OP is implying those with disabilities should wait like everyone else. If they arrive to a queue that is already going to fill up the bus, then their large group should wait for the next bus and be first to board that one.

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@PeteyKirch @disneytipsguy They definitely don't limit the number of guests boarding a bus with an ECV. In November, I saw a group of 8 including the ECV rider board at one time.

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@AshleyLCarter1 Silly me didn't even know busses were in Disney Springs

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@OpenMothersMale Part of the problem is that any one who wants to go to Epic must buy a separate ticket. If APs and non-APs could buy tickets that included all three parks for the entire length of the ticket, people would not be there from park open to close. Esp fams with littles and APs

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@StarportStrdust "Hellooo there!" I like Dinosaur, but really only because of the museum in the queue and the preshow. I really like the Indiana Jones ride in Disneyland. Depending on the storyline, it could be made to fit an Animal Kingdom (like as an otherworldly planet's residents fit well)

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@ABunchofComics @van_more_ FYI, when I forgot her MB at home, my daughter used a ticket card from GS during Spring break and used a Universal Orlando lanyard to have it available around the park. She liked it more than the phone (didn't always work) or MB (aversion to things that touch her skin).

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@TBestig @van_more_ I HATE when I see a family in front of me in the queue with the tickets on a phone to scan at entrance. I know at least one of the tickets won't scan and/or there will be a glitch with the system. I look for families with the MBs.

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@SatisfactualSC @van_more_ I use mine from home. I buy them when on clearance at the Character Warehouse and the Disney (Outlet) Store in Grapevine, TX. When I forgot to bring one for my daughter during Spring Break this year, she was happy with the key card in a Universal Orlando lanyard. Worked great!

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@ogorangebird @van_more_ Very true. If I don't bring a MB with me from home, I am not going to buy a new one. I buy at the outlets (we have one in Grapevine, TX and there are the 2 Character warehouses, if we go off property to shop when at Disney). No need to spend a LOT of money on a MB.

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Learning about new curriculum at #TL2025

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@DisneyFoodBlog (In true Disney fashion, it started late and some of the float features were not working (Peter and Wendy didn't fly), but it was very pretty.

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@DisneyFoodBlog Was down for over 5 hours, but finally opened up about 7 pm. Got to ride, then rode monorail to Magic Kingdom and stood near Tony's to watch the first opening day night parade.

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@DisneyFoodBlog Winter - decent weather, beautiful decorations, special events, EPCOT has a festival

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@allie_uncharted @TampaTyler1 THANKS!

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@allie_uncharted @TampaTyler1 yes

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@NeilNevins Saturday at the final Muppet 3D show, you could find at least half a dozen good Kermit voices (and security told at least one to stop it or be banned from the park).

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@AParkMind Are your pictures from two different parks? Magic Kingdom and Disneyland have different crowd levels for the rides.