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Photo #88 - One of my favorites....... wonder why...

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A season pass for the price of a day of fun. Given what that park and its fans have been through, and the competitive market (what with SCBB having a new coaster soon), that makes sense. All that screaming may grate on Moms and Dads if that ad runs often, though.

I posted this in the "Guests say the darnedest things" thread last year, but in the queue for DB some kid reported a squirrel rode DB. The story went that the squirrel jumped on someones back on the lift hill, rode on their shoulder the whole ride, and then jumped into the pond during the splashdown and the squirrel was fine. Every adult was just laughing at that story. I even asked the kid to repeat it again to make sure I heard the story correctly. What an imagination!

I can 100% guarantee that you're right: 45% or less or more of the Hanna Barbera scenery is still in the park. GYK, math whiz?

Photo #90 1972 2009

Yeah, everyone knows it is in Disney World, not Disney Land.

^the trip to disney world was actually a graduation gift from my grandparents...

I have replied pretty much in the 5 seconds they post the question, and usually fall right around the tenth who post, so there really is no time to look and see what the correct answer is (until they get to whoever the 40th person who posts wins, you might have time to pull that off) On another note, I now have a Charlie Brown Alarm Clock!

I've been able to see what reference points you used to match most of your other shots. What in the world did you use to match this one? 2011, 'cause I like to go up really high in the air, then drop REAL FAST!!! Great Stuff!

I really wonder why Congo Falls still has all those switchbacks,I think the longest i've ever seen the Congo Falls line was about 5 minutes. I can always trust Congo Falls on a hot day, no lines, so I take 2011, even though they have those useless switchbacks.

It looks like that is the only lamp left in this picture. Does it even work? If you notice all the lamps from 1974, and then now in 2011.