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[holli]

Okay, so. It is looking increasingly likely that I will be going to Disney World at the end of March, and that has me VERY EXCITED. Because, as those of you who have spoken to me for more than, like, ten minutes know, I <3 Disney World. A lot. And this means I might get to ride Pirates one last time before they shut it down for four months in order to totally fuck it up, augh, what are they *thinking*?

The shape of the trip is looking like this, so far: I'm going to be driving down with paula_kelley, holdnothing, and asmallbluedot. We'll spend four nights at the Pop Century, which I have not stayed at yet and which I hear is like a hotel constructed entirely of kitsch for giants, and then drive to the beach, possibly Daytona, for a day and spend a night there. Then we go home.

I am extremely proud of myself for the crazy amounts of cost-cutting I have managed to do: if we can get my mother's friend in Florida to buy the tickets for us, we will probably spent about $250 apiece on park tickets and the hotel, total. Of course, gas and food will add to this, but that's still PRETTY GOOD.

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[noisedesign.livejournal.com]

If you ride the Winnie the Pooh ride at Magic Kingdom, think of me. I worked on the sound for that back in 1998 and 1999. I also did the sound for weird CyberSpace Mountain display outside of DisneyQuest, but I don't even know if it's there any more.

[holli.livejournal.com]

It's still there! And I have, more than once, thought it was cool.

[noisedesign.livejournal.com]

Oh cool! Last time I saw it was quite a few years ago. I mixed the music tracks for it and added all coaster sounds a crowd screams that go with it spinning around. Wish I could have worked on the actual Cyberspace mountain ride, that would have been fun. At least I got to do Space Mountain at Disneyland.

[bervda.livejournal.com]

I've never been to Disney World (or Land), so color me jealous.