False. I don't remember there being a "driver's license" when I was a kid (I'm 6 months younger than Disneyland), but maybe I just never knew about it.
True-ish.
True. And this kills me to say it, especially since I have been a lifelong Star Wars fan, but I think RotR is overrated. Maybe it's because I'm a bigger fan of the original trilogy, but it just didn't do it for me. Don't get me wrong, I was in awe by the technology and I liked how interactive the CMs were, but I left feeling very "meh" by the attraction overall. I had to ride PotC after to soothe my disappointment
Wait a sec! The DMV allowed you to wear a tiara for the photo? Why didn't I think of that! Ugh! I missed a great opportunity. (I had to visit the DVC earlier this year ... major "milestone" b-day and my first new photo in ... 30 years, I think??)
They did let me do it! Technically, I guess it's a headband. You couldn't wear an ear hat (covers the head) but my friend wore a Minnie Mouse headband in her picture. That's where I got the idea. Since I'm known for my tiara wearing, I gave it a shot. When I tentatively pulled it out of my purse when it was time for my picture, the DMV woman looked at it a few seconds and said, "Looks like a headband to me!" I'm now on my second picture. I was afraid I would get an agent who wouldn't let me wear it this time, but when I walked up for my new pic, the guy just grinned and said, "You ARE going to recreate your tiara pic, right?" so I did!
True! I usually ride Dumbo when I go because that was the special ride I always went on with my dad when I was little. He didn't mind that I only wanted to stay at one level for the first few years. I always say a silent "Love you, Dad!" when I ride it. He passed away several years ago.
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False, I think. I really can't remember ever doing anything other than an A-list ride at rope drop. The possible exception would be when I went with my daughter and 3-year-old grandson. He was nuts about trains and that's what he wanted to go to right off the bat. I can't remember if we actually rope dropped, though.True. We were stuck on Monsters Inc and had to walk through, starting from the sushi restaurant part of the attraction. It was pretty cool! The CM was very diligent to keep instructing us to only walk where he was walking.
TNP has rope dropped something that others usually don't do.
(Part of me has always wanted to blow everyone's mind and make a beeline for Pinocchio first thing in the morning. Move aside Peter Pan rope droppers!
False. I used to go with my family every Halloween but now I avoid the parks at that time of year because of the crowds.
Very true! I've spent my birthday at the parks almost every year since about 2007. It's in late Jan so typically, it has not been very busy although I used to run into high hotel rates due to the NAMM convention, but I think they may have changed the dates on that. Didn't affect crowds that I could tell but it sure made it harder to get a room unless you booked ahead.
True! I always wanted to live in the Palm Parlor building. It does have that glorious porch in addition to the typical Main Street charm
True, but it already happened! I met Cruella as a kid. 101 Dalmations is one of my faves (Lady and the Tramp being the other...do you see a theme here?!) and when I was younger we happened upon Cruella as she was wandering around. I'm not even sure if there is photographic proof anywhere, that's how long ago and how unexpected it was.True! I always wanted to live in the Palm Parlor building. It does have that glorious porch in addition to the typical Main Street charm
TNP has a goal to meet a specific, rare character (mine is Marie!).
