Posted on 03/18/2018 11:33:42 AM PDT by Simon Green
We’re DVC, so, no effect on us. We usually park the car and ride DWT (Disney World Transportation) anyway.
My wife and I drove up to DC to meet a couple of old friends in for a conference and spent the night at one of the Hilton hotels. The hotel charged us only $10 for overnight parking but they would charge more if we didn't have a room.
I jokingly mentioned about the parking charge and the woman at the front desk gave us coupons for a free buffet breakfast.
Haven’t been since 1967....have no plans nor desire to donate to a bunch of politically correct scum!!!
As I read this sentence I thought it was going to say "queers", i.e., LGBTXXXX whatever. Sometimes one is glad to be wrong.
Im done going there. You could enjoy a good vacation in interesting US or even European destinations for that kind of money, and actually see and learn something.
nice I can stay with relatives in VA and take the train in. I like the zone taxi fees in DC
Why would you bother them with your money, considering they are queer loving leftists that care nothing about “natural” families?
I don’t see why I should care about Disney, when it feels like the last bit of creativity was in years past. The new live action remakes are extremely bland, the live action Beauty and the Beast was a massive borefest. Their subdivisions are also not putting out great films either. The best Star Wars movie since the acquisition was Rogue One, which played it safe with the original trilogy and everything was set up from the start. Then Marvel Movies are pretty much a formula with a different coat of paint, and also play it safe. No one is going to die in the new Avengers movie. Either that or the deaths will turn out to be fake. Then they are going to reboot their movies and start over.
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