Recent content by daikonjam

Mythos is highly over rated, compared to anything at WDW. I adore Finnigan's, but it's basically the same as Bennigan's. Good food though. Like everyone else said, your best bet is Citywalk. They have SO many options. Emeril's is nice, but pricey. Everything there is basically on the same...

That's a whooooole 'nother ball park, Universal has a lot of problems with that. I watched a video of the habit heroes attraction, and yes, I think the message is good but they went about it all wrong. 'Positive peer pressure'? Are you kidding? I know when I was a kid they taught us to...

I wanted to try it, but the lines were stupid long for them :/ Plus I don't like how blatantly obvious the screens are. Kim Possible in Epcot is a lot more subtle, it blends with the environment, and you wouldn't be able to find most of the stuff if you weren't looking for it. This, while a cool...

I saw it once; that was all I needed. I liked it, but it wasn't something I'd want to do again. That's probably why the people on here don't like it as much: Most people here make annual trips to these places.

I'm doubtful about anything Nickelodeon related, but if they DID put spongebob in there.... PLEASE, PLEASE MAKE A KRUSTY KRAB! It would give us another commodity you can't get anywhere else like butterbeer in WWoHP : Krabby Patties! It would be a big pull for everyone, not just kids.

I personally love ET (even though I was scared of it as a kid) and it always wows me (not so much when ET says "friend" instead of my name though) so I agree whole heartedly, refurb that sucka!

I'm very sad to see jaws go :( I wouldn't ride t when I was a kid but I love it now, it always makes me jump! The whole amity area is adorable too... Thy better not touch ET!! That's one of the only kids rides and it's one of my favorites, better than Peter pan, and I freaking love pp. Also...

Went last year for my 18th birthday. Let me tell you, it's mostly the drunk guys that are the most annoying.... And the 13-17 year old kids that go with huge groups of people. But you will REALLY get scared. I was chased out of a scare zone last year, crying. It's BAD. I mean, it's GOOD, but...

If your kids have awesome attention spans and a taste for fine architecture, by all means, take them to IOA. Since they're not really into thrill rides, like others have said though, I would advise against it. Legoland seems a sure go. I'm sure you can find SOME sort of shuttle there.

I'M SO SO SO SO SO SO SO SO DOING THIS. "Open to US residents 21 or older..." ......... MY MOM AND BOYFRIEND ARE SO SO SO SO SO SO SO DOING THIS.

I'm 315 and I fit. It all depends on how your weight is distributed. My butt doesn't like the Hulk, but I feel very comfortable in the Harry Potter ride, just a little snug. For FJ, It's mostly the front of you that you have to worry about. If you've got a bigger belly or , then it...

Just saying, Toy Story 3 came out 11 years after Toy Story 2, and it broke all sorts of expectations and records :) But it was expected to do that, I can't say the same of MIB3 or JP4. (though, I do love me some MIB :D)

Yeah, it's exactly the same as my local hibachi (Arigato, Kobe, etc.) But if you don't have one of those by you, it's a great experience.

The motel 6 on 192 is pretty descent. Small, but clean and very comfortable.

I personally didn't enjoy Fantasmic! as much as I was hyped up to expect. Most of the show is just (crappy) projections, and what's with half of it being Pocahontas themed? I love Pocahontas, but the whole thing just seemed extremely outdated, like they made the show in the 90's, included what...