[truthkeeper]

We haven't gone in years. It's overrated, overcrowded, and obscenely expensive.

Old Walt must be turning over in his grave.

[Texas Eagle]

We haven't gone in years. It's overrated, overcrowded, and obscenely expensive. Glad to hear it. Obviously the kids don't rule your household like they do in so many American homes.

Or maybe they're all growed up and moved out.

[lawdude]

"We haven't gone in years. It's overrated, overcrowded, and obscenely expensive. "

They have got to pay for the looser movies they have been putting out of late, don't they?

[yankeedame]

Old Walt must be turning over in his grave.

...like a turbine.

[handk]

We haven't gone in years. It's overrated, overcrowded, and obscenely expensive.

After waiting in line with my [then] girlfriend almost 90 minutes for the worst hamburger I've ever had in my life (and the worst fries, worst hamburger bun, worst everything), and paying something in the range of $12 for two "meals", I swore I would never set foot in that craphole ever again. (And I haven't).

What was the Disney story about the kids that entered the "amusement" park, and left as jackasses? That's how I felt leaving the "Wonderful World of Disney" in Anaheim.

Here's a clue. The word "muse" means to "think, ponder, consider, analyze, etc." The word "amuse" means "without thought, without pondering, without consideration, without analysis" (as in "asexual", without sex; "amoral", without morals; "asymetrical", without symetry, etc.)

Therefore, an "amusement park" is a place where you turn your brain off and wind up a jackass.