star wars weekends at Disney

Guests:

May 14-16th - Jeremy Bulloch & Jake Lloyd
May 21-23rd - Peter Mayhew
May 28-30th - Anthony Daniels & Andy Secombe
June 4th- 6th - Warwick Davis & Billy Dee Williams
June 11-13th - Daniel Logan


If anyone is going to this, contact me for the inside scoop if you've
not gone before. There's a trick to it... and you will NOT be able to
"help anyone out" most likely.

However, email me if going because need a favor...




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Sorry for the dumb question but is it World or Land?

Disneyworld is in Florida and Disneyland is in California. I've been
to both... it's pretty much the same thing. i don't know if California
has the four parks... this might be why it's called Disneyworld in
Florida...it has four separate theme parks that make up the "world":
MGM Studios, Animal Kingdom, Magic Kingdom (this would be Disneyland
in CA I think) and Epcot Studios.

I think that's it. If anyone has a better explanation, I'd love to
know myself. But that's what I think it is.

On 05 Apr 2004 00:36:18 GMT, (Bcoton) wrote:

Sorry for the dumb question but is it World or Land?



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Animal Kingdom

Animal Kingdom ? Is that new?

What about Universial Studios?

-karl-

I don't think Animal Kingdom is new. It's been there a few years at
least I think. Univeral Studios is not Disney. Not far from
Disneyworld in Florida. That too is a world... insomuchas it has a
water park and some sort of nightwalk or boardwalk or like that. It
consists of hotels and such as well. In California (now I've not been
to it in over 15 years) there was a Universal Studios park that was
just one park. It too is not part of Disney. The key is that the
California Parks are singular, older and smaller than the ones in
Florida.

Universal is on my want list to go to. They have restaurants there
like Jimmy Buffet, Dolly Parton, Emeril Lagosse and there's a few
other themed restaurants; one owned by NBA players too.



I hear there's a Univer

On 06 Apr 2004 18:11:16 GMT, ando (Karl) wrote:

Animal Kingdom

Animal Kingdom ? Is that new?

What about Universial Studios?

-karl-






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Disney in Florida was named Disney World before the doors opened 35+ years ago
so people wouldn't confuse it with Disneyland. It was supposed to be built in
Tallahassee but the local Commissoner's hemmed and hawed around and Orlando
made the deal.

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I don't think Animal Kingdom is new. It's been there a few years at
least I think. Univeral Studios is not Disney. Not far from
Disneyworld in Florida. That too is a world... insomuchas it has a
water park and some sort of nightwalk or boardwalk or like that. It
consists of hotels and such as well. In California (now I've not been
to it in over 15 years) there was a Universal Studios park that was
just one park. It too is not part of Disney. The key is that the
California Parks are singular, older and smaller than the ones in
Florida.

Universal is on my want list to go to. They have restaurants there
like Jimmy Buffet, Dolly Parton, Emeril Lagosse and there's a few
other themed restaurants; one owned by NBA players too.

I was at Universal in Los Angeles last year and it is great. The new Shrek
4D they have is the funniest thing I've ever seen.
Most of the attractions are bigger and far more spectacular than Disney's.
It's not a kids park though.

Univeral Studios is not Disney.

It was part of my one price Disney Package when we went...oh well.

Two different movie studios. MGM though is part of Disney. However,
it's possible a tour package can include both I'm sure. I am postive
they are two different things....

On 07 Apr 2004 05:03:40 GMT, ando (Karl) wrote:

Univeral Studios is not Disney.

It was part of my one price Disney Package when we went...oh well.






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