I would never leave my daughter with strangers, that includes anyone recommended by Disney or not. I don't know those people and we preach to our daughter not to talk to strangers, etc., no way I'd make her uncomfortable and leave her with people she doesn't know or trust. I say quit being selfish, and don't leave your kid with people you dont know at Disney World, after all its a trip for children first, adults second.
Or go with another couple or family members. If its couples, you can have them watch the kids one night for dinner, then take your turn another night and let your friends go out while watching their kid. If its family, no brainer, have them watch the kids for a night.
Edit: I realize, this is not a popular answer probably, and I don't mean any offense as I know its nice to get away for a bit with the wife and have adult time. I just freak out about stuff like that cause there are some sick ****s in this world, scary as hell.
Last edited by Dont Taze Me Bro; January-16th-2013 at 10:13 PM.
My daughter is 4 years old. We live in NC. Why would I trust anyone on vacation that I don't know personally or have a friend that could vauge for them to watch my daughter? Hell, they do background checks where I work and we do use a lot of temp agencies (which do background checks too) to help us when we get really busy and I cant tell you the number of psychos that made it through the cracks.
Is it safe? Probably so. Me personally, I wouldn't trust it. Doesnt mean Im raising my girl to be a paranoid freak lol. We make sure she gets out and plays with other children at the park, with our friends kids, etc. We don't shelter her in everyday life by any means, and I see your point on that. But on vacation, trusting the love of my life with a stranger, no way.
Oh, and remember to eat a Mickey Mouse ice cream bar.
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I prefer the Mickey Mouse ice cream sandwiches. They're big.
Last edited by DM72; January-17th-2013 at 11:08 AM.
Dole Whips FTW
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" It is not our job to protect the people from the consequences of their political choices"- Chief Justice John Roberts
What is there to see/do at Disneyworld's Wide World of Sports complex? Anybody?
Flying Vince Lombardi x x x x x x x x x x x Ryan Kerrigan... Funky-style
Braves Spring Training in season. Various youth sports (maybe adult too) tournaments.
Playstation Pavillion- You can play any Sony game. Long lines
ESPN/Wide World of Sports Cafe- Overpriced nasty bar food.
Unless you are going for a youth sports tournament or a Braves game, there's no reason to go.
"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbour. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore.Dream. Discover"
-- MARK TWAIN
" It is not our job to protect the people from the consequences of their political choices"- Chief Justice John Roberts
Which of your guns are you taking as best for personal protection at Disney?
(my humor will now get me on another watch list)
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On a disney message board I frequent, there was a guy who fancied himself a Rambo (for lack of a better term). He was (claimed) to be former police and he took it everywhere he went. He would openly discuss how he took his sidearm with him each time he went into Disney. Apparently he ended up on a watch list, and he was caught in the park with it and banned from the park. He posted a HUGE tirade on the message board about infringemen of his rights, bla bla bla. Made for good reading.
What're you cackling at, fatty? Too much pie, that's your problem!
Actually, I do know that, near the entrance to Magic Kingdom, there's a kiosk of gun lockers, just outside the entrance. At least, that's what I assume it is. A bunch of like PO boxes, many of them with keys in the locks.
I have absolutely no clue as to what the rules are, for the things. Like, who's allowed to use them, and so forth.
I assume they're for people with CC permits, who aren't allowed to carry in the park, but don't want to leave them in their cars. But I don't know.
Last edited by Larry; January-17th-2013 at 02:45 PM.
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