HA! Hubby was chiding me for having a rain poncho with SEA WORLD on it for World of Color ShowFreak wrote:But don't you want our wonderful DISNEY ones with Mickey on them? ;)
Mayonnaise wrote:My family, when I was a kid, all had garbage bag thin ponchos that we could crumple small enough to fit in the corner of our fanny packs. We'd just whip those buggers out throw em on, and keep going on.
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I'm sorry, but planning ahead for rain is one sure way to get it. I do not allow rain, or the possibility of it, to enter my mind. Therefore, it doesn't rain. Simple, uncomplicated and almost never fails. Well, it did once in the early evening one of those famous Florida cloud bursts happened in. In my defense though, it was coming in sideways and such humongous amounts that no poncho in the world would have done anymore than just keep the wet inside it. The storm lasted until I got out to my car and then, as quickly as it started, it stopped!delsdad wrote:We just picked up some of those at Bass Pro this morning for exactly that purpose, to use on our trip to WDW in 9 days. :D:
"Enjoy an emptier park with shorter lines!"hrcollectibles wrote:SG: (After I just booked her into the Grand Floridian) " What happens if it rains"
We have those too. No Mickey, just the Disney Parks logo. But they are too bulky and heavy for DW to carry in her purse. We Did use them in December when it was raining in the am as we headed to a park. But for emergency use - no.Freak wrote:But don't you want our wonderful DISNEY ones with Mickey on them? ;)
Last Weekend. Thanks for the Diet Coke! :D:Freak wrote:^ Hm, when did you go see WoC? I have been working down there a lot lately as a hawker for ponchos, popcorn, cotton candy, or drinks. You may have seen me! lol!
Yes, Red Section gets DUMPED on usually! When I sell ponchos, I try to stay away from that section when the show starts since I get to stay down there while I sell ponchos. :D:
Ha, I've had the opposite experience... If I bring a poncho, umbrella, and completely prepare for the possibility of rain, it won't rain one drop. If I leave the house in a hurry and forget to bring that stuff, it's guaranteed to rain, and rain hard.Goofyernmost wrote:I'm sorry, but planning ahead for rain is one sure way to get it. I do not allow rain, or the possibility of it, to enter my mind. Therefore, it doesn't rain. Simple, uncomplicated and almost never fails. Well, it did once in the early evening one of those famous Florida cloud bursts happened in. In my defense though, it was coming in sideways and such humongous amounts that no poncho in the world would have done anymore than just keep the wet inside it. The storm lasted until I got out to my car and then, as quickly as it started, it stopped!
I blame the people that brought poncho's with them for that. :D:
You're quite welcome! (Sorry it was $3 haha) I miss hawking drinks! They've had me on popcorn the past three days.DisneyMom wrote:Last Weekend. Thanks for the Diet Coke! :D:
This has definitly been my experience.LucyintheSky wrote:Ha, I've had the opposite experience... If I bring a poncho, umbrella, and completely prepare for the possibility of rain, it won't rain one drop. If I leave the house in a hurry and forget to bring that stuff, it's guaranteed to rain, and rain hard.
