markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
You would fit in well at Mardi Gras it's deviant central !!
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Disney world Florida
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You would fit in well at Mardi Gras it's deviant central !!
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
Have you been?
I think the outfits would suit me, I have already decided not go to Vegas as I would never leave alive.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
Key West has a more caribbean/european feel than the rest of Florida. The bar Hemingway used is smaller than you expect. The sunset at the quay is spectacular and there are all sorts of street performs doing there thing. I stayed at Islamorada on the Keys and there are some fantastic big fish trips you can do with local fishermen, I did it in the 80's it cost about $40 which was about £25.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
Key West has a more caribbean/european feel than the rest of Florida. The bar Hemingway used is smaller than you expect. The sunset at the quay is spectacular and there are all sorts of street performs doing their thing. I stayed at Islamorada on the Keys and there are some fantastic big fish trips you can do with local fishermen, I did it in the 80's it cost about $40 which was about £25.
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Yermiyahu
Scott Parker
You would love vegas Chich, believe me. New Orlean is fab too! Especially if you get off the beaten track a little. America, I love living here.
Danishfurniturelover
the prettiest spice girl
I like America and the attitudes of Americans, apart from your main sports being pointless and stupid I think you have a great country. Would love to do some cycling round some of the national parks.
Yermiyahu
Scott Parker
I'm as British as you mate, been here 12 years. Yes. American sports are pointless and some of the folk are very pleasant but dim. The 'can do' attitude is great and geographically the country is amazing.
parklane1
Tony Galvin
Having been lucky enough to have worked and live in the States for a few years i will say this. Its a great country and so diverse ( part of me wishes i would have been born there because as a traveller i would have enjoyed moving from state to state), there are some great people ( who i still keep in touch with) and i love the " can i do it brick yes" attitude that a lot of them have.
Of course they are idiots but they are some in all countries, the problem is that the guys who get to run the place are usually war mongering megalomaniacs (sp?).
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
Like lots of kids I read "Of mice and Men" at school and it got me hooked on John Steinbeck, I've read all his books and one of my favourites is "Travels with Charley" his tale of his 10,000 mile road trip around the States in a camper van with his dog Charly. He did It in the early 60's and it must have been a lot different than it is now. It has always been my dream to take such a journey, but it will be unfulfilled.
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
Being a meat a two veg man I couldn't get my head round being given my steak with either strawberries or slices of orange on the plate. Can't remember ever seeing any green vegetables other than lettuce or zucchini on a menu.
StephenH
David Ginola
The only vegetables around are among those eating the steaks!
Yermiyahu
Scott Parker
I just paid $550 to Gatwick and back in November, what's that about 400 quid? Bargain
thingonaspring
Radek Cerny
Well there you go. All meals etc are now booked at the restaurant. Family member wanted to book a table at one of the restaurants for a specific date (August 25th), and nothing left.
Booked our villa last night. It's expensive, but way better value than the 1 bed rooms that you get on-site. And it's about 2 miles outside of the park, so not a big deal at all as far as I am concerned...
K.D.D.D.D.Soc
Ian Walker
I'm so envious, you'll have a great time. The 2 miles from Disney sounds good but it's about a 5 mile drive till you park.
thingonaspring
Radek Cerny
Just back...
What an awesome holiday. Hot, exhausting, frustrating, tiring as fudge, with three young (5, 7 and 9 years) children. But such an amazing time overall. Would love to go back again a) when the kids are older or b) without the kids at all! We went inside school holidays, and not penny pinching etc - All in came to around £20k. Won't be doing it again in a hurry, but would love to go back on a lesser budget! Ridiculously busy and overly expensive, but so awesome... So much to see and do it's ridiculous. And we only really did Disney World and Universal/Islands of Adventure.
Tip: If you go to Universal and are thinking of getting the Express passes in school holidays, do it. But don't just get a day pass - look into the cost of staying at the hotel onsite for the night. You get an express pass for the day you arrive, AND the day you leave, as well as an hour early access to the park in the morning. And it cost us LESS to do that than just get the express pass for one day! Turn up early (can't check in to the room til the afternoon but can get your express pass from the hotel early - we got ours around 8.30am).
What an awesome holiday. Hot, exhausting, frustrating, tiring as fudge, with three young (5, 7 and 9 years) children. But such an amazing time overall. Would love to go back again a) when the kids are older or b) without the kids at all! We went inside school holidays, and not penny pinching etc - All in came to around £20k. Won't be doing it again in a hurry, but would love to go back on a lesser budget! Ridiculously busy and overly expensive, but so awesome... So much to see and do it's ridiculous. And we only really did Disney World and Universal/Islands of Adventure.
Tip: If you go to Universal and are thinking of getting the Express passes in school holidays, do it. But don't just get a day pass - look into the cost of staying at the hotel onsite for the night. You get an express pass for the day you arrive, AND the day you leave, as well as an hour early access to the park in the morning. And it cost us LESS to do that than just get the express pass for one day! Turn up early (can't check in to the room til the afternoon but can get your express pass from the hotel early - we got ours around 8.30am).
Jurgen the German
Willie Hall
Me and my girlfriend are going in just over 2 weeks. I've been quite a few times but still really excited! I think it will always be my favourite holiday destination in the world.
We have booked all of our park tickets months ago and from the looks of it, we have saved a lot of money as the prices have risen since we booked. Can't wait to go to Universal's new water park 'Volcano Bay'.
We have booked all of our park tickets months ago and from the looks of it, we have saved a lot of money as the prices have risen since we booked. Can't wait to go to Universal's new water park 'Volcano Bay'.