Busy down here in the Southeast

[robfisher]

Sure am missing Florida. I think what bothers me most is knowing there is not much chance of me seeing you guys again. My son and I were only able to get to one gathering there in Florida(and we didn't even have a teardrop ready) but it seems like you are one bunch of friendly folks. I don't remember everyone's name but sure did take an immediate liking to Chip, Ross, Alan, Woody and the rest of the group. You guys go tear it up. Rob

[Woody]

Well Thanks Rob for all the kind words. We wish you were here for the gathering at Talbot this year. Enjoyed meeting you last year. If ever in the nieghborhood let us know.

[Ira]

The admission price also went up. Let's see, a family of four for 3 days playing with Mickey. Oh brother, at least $500. And I think that is if your lucky.

This is the only reason we can afford to GO, Gage:

Last April, I bought the seasonal annual passes (can't go in the summer, Christmas, etc.), so this trip, the only costs are the hotel and incidentals.

But even at only $90 a night for a Disney value resort, staying 3 nights, add on gas, food, blah blah, blah blah...

And this long weekend is going to run me AT LEAST a grand.

Disney is a magical place--your money disappears and at the end of the day, you have no idea where it went.

[Gage]

This is the only reason we can afford to GO, Gage:
Last April, I bought the seasonal annual passes (can't go in the summer, Christmas, etc.), so this trip, the only costs are the hotel and incidentals.
But even at only $90 a night for a Disney value resort, staying 3 nights, add on gas, food, blah blah, blah blah...
And this long weekend is going to run me AT LEAST a grand.
Disney is a magical place--your money disappears and at the end of the day, you have no idea where it went.

The first figure I came up with was a $1000, but I figured I would tone it down a little. With my contacts, Tanya and I go once a year with free tickets. I went to Disney Land the second day it opened. I believe it cost me $7.50 to get in and the another $15.00 for a book of tickets for the different rides. I've still got a book of tickets around here somewhere. Worth a lot more than $15.00 now (and you can't even use them). Enjoy your time there.

Have a good day.

[asianflava]

I believe it cost me $7.50 to get in and the another $15.00 for a book of tickets for the different rides. I've still got a book of tickets around here somewhere. Worth a lot more than $15.00 now (and you can't even use them). Enjoy your time there.

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Long gone are those days. When my mother-in-law passed away a couple weeks ago, we found some of the ticket books in the secretary. Of course they were only the A B and C tickets, definitely no E tickets.

The last couple of times we went to Disney World, we used our "hook-ups" and got free tickets. It is a totally different experience when you go for free, there is absloutely no pressure to get your money's worth and see everything.

[Ira]

Gage--that show you how long ago that was. For years, you don't even use tickets. The admission covers everything.

[Chip]

Awwwwww Rob,,, ya just like me fer my Pickle Juice,,,, I can spot a pickle head from a campsight over,,,, ,,

Hope ya make one real soon ,,,,

chipper

[Jiminsav]

Rob, it was a pleasure seeing you there last year and seeing your trailer was like meeting a celebrity..it was really impressive..makes me wish i was that good with a saw, but hey, i'm dry..come back soon.

[ALAN GEDDES]

Last reminder to everybody. Looking like 20 plus Teardrops at Little Talbot Island SP (Jacksonville) Florida next weekend. Come on down !!!!