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That's not a clothes line folks WTF

Had someone stop in with one of these when I worked at the RV dealer. They let me check it out and talk to them about it. kinda reminded me of a big VW camper on the inside because of the rear engine compartment and they claimed around 30mpg.

Saw this several years ago at the fort

I don't think a travel agency is needed to make memories that last forever. The mouse can do that all by himself.

One of the guys who played the bear was on the movie Bait Shop as odd job

Last time we went I did miss the giggley blond. The new girl was good but didn't have that infectious giggle.

Don't they have the same menu?

I love the show and our stay at the fort doesn't seem complete without it now. We try for the late show because when I'm done eating the fried chicken and BBQ ribs I'm done for the night. Last time I ate so much there wasn't even room for the rest of my sangria and wifegot to drive the GC back to the MH. LOL

Probably not as often as I should but then again I can't remember the last time I repacked my MH or torqued the lugs on any of my vehicles.

DW wants to do this it's about a 6 hour drive from where we live. My only problem is since we would be in the MH getting around would be an issue. From what I've read there are buses or trolleys but I'm not comfortable witn that option even though I do use them at Disney. I guess in my warped mind thoes are just another thrill ride outside the park LOL. I wish they had an onsite campground like cedar point or holiday world.

Any site located outside the Fort is less desirable

My curiosity got the best of me so I had to go looping till I found it and find out what it was. I didn't know they made an electric UTV. If you have room to haul it around check out a rear seat from a jeep and strap it down in the bed.

Last year I saw an electric Polaris ranger at the Fort. The first time I saw it parked and was wondering why it was allowed but later it drove by and didn't make a sound.

I'm still on the (this guys an idiot) side of the debate. No responsible gun owner would stick a loaded gun in their pocket then go ride a bunch of carnival rides.

I agree with the previous posters about law abiding citizens carrying weapons but a truly responsible gun owner would have his weapon properly holstered and secured. Also I'm all for being in a position to protect yourself , your family and any other innocent person who may need help but honestly Disney is safer than I feel in my home and I know they are out to get me :)

I agree with the previous posters about law abiding citizens carrying weapons but a truly responsible gun owner would have his weapon properly holstered and secured. Also I'm all for being in a position to protect yourself , your family and any other innocent person who may need help but honestly Disney is safer than I feel in my home and I know they are out to get me :)

When you think about it someone in an RV would look like an easy / good target considered they are more than likely not familiar with their surroundings. Also everything they have of value is in that little box. That being said we have never had a problem other than some shady looking characters when stopping for fuel late at night.

I never leave home without it and after our little problem a couple of years ago it will always be in the MH.It is always a good idea to know what states honor your permit. Even in states that don't at least I can protect my family until the cops get there and arrest me for having it. Just imagine being dumped into this parking lot on the south side of Atalnta on a Saturday evening with a MH that won't run. Then being told by the tow truck driver see you Monday morning and he leaves.

I would try it I can get a good cheese burger at home. Sounds like something they would have on Diners Driveins & Dives that show makes me drool over stuff that I normally wouldn't eat.

Have a great time Even after our family issues last year and me saying that we weren't going back this year I realized the other day that this Saturday is our normal leave for Disney day. Needless to say this hasn't been a good week so far. Like has been said here before even a bad day at Disney is better than a good day at home. So with no trip this year and no idea on the future I'm trying to find a light at the end of the tunnel. I miss Disney planning since it's the only thing I look forward to anymore.

Hope that includes packing and not just dropping it on the ball :-)

When I worked at the RV dealership we had an older gentleman drop off a huge 5th wheel for service. It took him almost an hour to disconnect from it in the parking lot and drive away. He was moving so slow I can't imagine how he could handle an emergency/panic maneuver in heavy traffic.

We saw a diesel pusher towing a full sized dual wheel step van on our way south once. All I could say was WOW! Then again my old boss pulls a tri axle two story race car trailer with 4 cars behind his Fleetwood.