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Bitmap Banned Forever Banned for being a dick on the board, in private messages, and then taking that dick-ness off the board and harassing members elsewhere for it. Time to go! Level: NaN   Posts: 4846/-5501 EXP: NaN For next: 0 Since: 04-19-09 From: Cataula Georgia Since last post: 9.9 years Last activity: 9.9 years 
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So, I fucking love amusement parks. Let's talk about them! Walt Disney World! 
The Disney parks in Florida (Have not been to Disney land) are pretty damn cool. A little expensive if you live outside of the state, but hell, you get what you pay for. Being an Ex-Coordinator at the parks, I can say it's impossible to experience all of the parks in a week. It takes a week alone to experience one park to it's fullest (Seeing all of the events, riding all the rides, food, etc) So, here is my little tidbit of info as well as my personal thoughts about each park: The Magic Kingdom 
First off: You are not missing much going to this park. Personally, this is more of a family theme park more than your typical adrenaline fill park. It does however have a lot of neat events and a ride or two that might tickle your fancy. Splash Mountain, Big Thunder Mountain, Space Mountain, and the Haunted Mansion are my favorite rides at the park. At the end of the day; the event "Wishes" is pretty awesome. During holidays it's even better. For Halloween, they have that theme, New Years the entire park will play current music instead of what you hear in the different themes of the park (I was shocked coming into work on Newyears eve and hearing "Baby Got Back" blaring in Frontierland) If you never experienced The Magic Kingdom ever in your life. It's worth a shot going. But it's best experienced with Kids over the age of 8-12. Epcot 
Now Epcot is one of my favorite parks to go to. Why? Well, you can drink alcohol at the parks. And during the fall they have "The around the world Challenge". Drink a shot in each section in the park, and if you can make it without passing out, your drinks are free. Also, Epcot has a lot of neat things you can purchase. Japan has anime, Paris has a lot of paris things, and so on. Also, the rides they have there are pretty neat. Test Drive will make you shit your pants the first time you get on it. I highly recommend Epcot. Animal Kingdom 
The Animal Kingdom is more like the "Zoo" of Disney. It's pretty awesome to check out some of the animals there. Some even have petting areas (I pet a Fox one time. It was neat!), and others you can ride around in a jeep to check out the motherfucking king of the jungle! Some of the rides there are pretty good, and there is one certain 3D show that everyone has to check out! (I believe it's A Bug's life. Not sure) Recommend Animal Kingdom if you like animals. And you want something different. Disney's MGM Studios 
Now here is the real meat and potatoes. MGM studious is one of the best parks to go to. Notice how I put "Disney" in front of this park, it is not to be mistaken with the other MGM Studious. In this park you have a lot of neat things going on here, and celeberties marching around in this park just about every day (Met Drew Carry, Shaq O'neil, Gilbert Godfried, Regis Phillman, Cast of All My Children, etc). Rides include Tower of Terror, and Aerosmith's Rock N' Rollercoaster. Also, you can purchase alcohol here as well. Highly recommend Disney's MGM Studious Disney's Pleasure Island / Downtown Disney 
Where kids play in parks. The adults come here to drink and party. There are several clubs, shopping centers, comedy locations, and high dine-in resturants. One of my favorite places to go to was "Disney's Adventure Quest". A five foot tall arcade that had just about everything. The top floor back in 2004 had high-end gaming computers, and each floor below had their own different branch of arcades. Pay your admission fee, and never have to put in a quarter to play the arcades. They even had Virtural Reality. Unfortunately, it's closed down. There was also the Laughing Floor Comedy Club, which is also closed down. It was like Whose line, except seriously vulgar. Yes, at Disney no less! You hear the improv artists talk some raunchy shit to you, and had some better games from the show "Whose Line is it anyway". But those do not tickle you? Then there are clubs that will. 80's music club, Death Metal club, Gay Club? You name it, Pleasure island has it. Ultra recommendation on this area alone. It's good for us adults to kick back and party. What is your favorite amusement park? (Also, I will get into Six Flags later. I plan on going there this year with some of my friends. Gonna bring a camera) ____________________ __________________________________ 
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They're more kid-friendly rides which may turn some people off, but I enjoyed it, and they also have Lego models based on many European cities and various Lego sets and whatnot for sale.
) Also been to Universal Studios.
But I got to go on it a few years later.
An indoor shop (read: air conditioned) is always nearby. It's normally selling overpriced merchandise, but hey, they have to pay for that wonderful, freezing air somehow 
