For those imaginary readers that responded a resounding "you went to Disney World" on that last hypothetical barely there question-you sirs were correct.Anything can happen in the happiest place on earth-I can even stop to don a Captain Jack Sparrow hat. This activity I could most likely do in any generic Halloween time store on the eastern seaboard. But hey, something about donning that hat out-side the much lauded and not to be missed Pirates of the Caribbean attraction in The Magic Kingdom does not compare especially when the act is committed during EXTRA magic hours. Who would say no to a heaping spoonful of EXTRA magic?? Yes, I would love some EXTRA magic please with a side of fairy dust and a never ending buffet.
What most find synonymous with the house of mouse is CROWDS and tons of them. In the photo to the left I pay homage to the rush of people exiting the park after a rousing fireworks display in front of Cinderella's castle. How to avoid crowds? The guide books offer hints and tools to do so. However the truth remains that you'll avoid crowds in Disney World if you just don't go. I can say with fair certainty that if you rush for the monorail or a bus before the fireworks happen you might be able to make it out alive in that instance too.
Coolest new attraction I've been on: The Toy Story Round-Up in Hollywood Studios. You are in the game.
It's more fun then a barrel of monkeys! Right, am I right-I couldn't resist adding the photo.
