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Is it worth it to do the private VIP tour if we've been to the park more times than I can count? I've got a birthday coming up and I was wondering if this would be worth a splurge.

We've been going a couple times each week. It's still pretty bad. They're probably deflated because they over filled them in the first place- and then they rub against the edge of the river.

Not sure if they have remote monitoring, but there are boards at the front of the park that list wait times. A line you tapu tapu into shows you how much time is left before you ride, but honestly it isn't in real time as delays and people in front of you can change it. If you head to the water...

I wouldn't skip it. I would just get there at opening and leave at noon, go have lunch in city walk and close out the nonwater parks. Having done it a few times, I haven't encountered any real issue touring that way. You could finish all the slides in 2-3 days if you did this.

That's quite rude. I think we're done here.

I disagree. They wanted opinions, and I'm giving it. I can see maybe one day in the parks to do all the stuff that they won't hate. Maybe. There isn't much.

I personally wouldn't spend all that money to go to a park that is almost exclusively VR, 3D thrill rides. What you described as being chicken for is almost all of the rides there.

*cough* they have adult dole whips now.

And they actually taste good! I'm looking at you, Main Street bakery.

I didn't think they had given out express passes with the hotels for VB from the start. And no, they won't give out EP with hotels.

I rode hulk for the first time this year, and as long as it isn't the front seat, I actually think rockin roller coaster over at Disney is scarier. It was just a smooth, fun ride I didn't have time to get scared of.

As of Monday it was fine imo

I'm not sure they're real wood. They feel almost like the plastic faux wood stuff my parents had their deck built out of.

Is that a brand? I'm not sure what kind they are, but the ride attendants at rip ride rocket let me wear my glasses with them, and the water slide wouldn't. It's really ridiculous.

I wouldn't bother. The pavement is sprayed with water constantly, it's pretty few and far between that you have to walk on any hot spots at all.

Probably allowed. But then, I'd think glasses with securing straps would be allowed.

Adding- there's no way to do all the rides in VB in one day. Some get waits of 4-5 hours long. I would use the EPA in VB, and hop to HP for the nights. HP might get waits, but not 5 hour waits. And you can get toothsome rezes, but even during the busiest part of the day this week we only waited...

That's about right. I'd never in my life buy those, so I'd figure others would like to know. They also have some very pretty shirts- but most of the really nice ones are tank tops. They're in the same price range.

Be prepared for Harry Potter level sticker shock.

Yeah, you can find shade if you get there early. But I would also recommend getting the paid for lounge chairs if you have the money for it. Lockers are 15 bucks, and your reserved lounge chairs come with one.