kijikun

Hello! I'm Kijikun, from Dallas, Texas. I'm almost at the age to use the Monty Python gif of I'm not old I'm 37 (36) in all seriousness. Started off going to theme parks as a bitty thing with Hershey Park and King's Dominion. I don't really have a top 5 rides, but my top will ride again and again are pretty much Transformers/Spider-man (let's be fair they are kinda the same ride with differnt theming but I love them all the same), Big Thunder Mountain, Seven Dwarves, Gringotts, and a toss up between Mummy and Indiana Jones in disneyland. Joined the forums after reading way to many of the park reviews and decided it looked like a fun place.

The Seven Dwarves ride is (imo) not only a fun coaster but theming wise a perfect addition to that part of the part. I'll always have a soft spot for the Snow White dark ride but that's only because it's one of the few rides I remember clearly from when I was 6 and first went to the park. I hope we'll get as well themed of a ride if they ever add something to the 'Tangeled' section. and question! We've got a trip to wdw in dec - how much of a MUST if the Frozen ride? We couldn't get fast passes last jan and the pouring rain made us decide against using my disability pass. Also is the Mickey Christmas party worth it if you don't have kids? It's just me and my two roommates/best friends going (with a few days a universal studios after our four days at the disney parks).

I will forever be annoyed when they make announcement in a line queue that no one can hear -- especially if its about the ride being shut down for a bit. (I'm looking at you Magic Kingdom Buzz Lightyear queue).

The Titan is an odd one with who enjoys it and who doesn't I've found (I'm local and been going to sfot since 93. My first ride on the Titian - I passed out on that big drop which didn't make the rest of the day very fun. My friend loved it. I still to this day have no idea why out of all the coaster I've ridden over the years (starting as a bity - pre 93 years were in Maryland going to Hershey Park, Kings Dominion, and Ocean City boardwalk stuff) that one knocked me cold. I'm also really glad to see SFOT improving for a while there was some really iffy safety practices after high winds, not to mention the issues all the Superman Power of Towers had for a few years. I used to work in Special Collections at UTA so sometimes I got to see a lot of really cool stuff from the Star Telegram archives about what SFOT started as - if your ever visiting the part and have extra time and the campus is open go up to special collections an ask to see some of the photos and articles from when the park first opened. It was going to the "Disney" of Texas.