ROFL Disneymom!Ahh....a few seconds with Jack....I wish!
There is a joke in here somewhere about my ex-husband, but I will refrain!
Yes, Pirate they are the best! That Jack sure knew how to perk up a fairy's droopy wings (shush) *lol* I swear, I think it was the Jack that we had last September when my daughter was in the show- because he was much more interactive with the crowd than the second one- and the second time we saw the show this time- the Jack was not the same jack as the one who said he'd remember me *loL* If that makes any sense.
But the Mack we had at the second show LOVED mugging it up with my crutch- I offered it to him after Jack took his sword- and he took it up to Jack and held it up and said "I like this one better." LOL then Jack glared at him and gave him back his sword LOL
I forgot another SG from our trip! The woman who will forever be known as Backpack Popscicle Lady!
We were trying to catch the Jedi Training Academy- we had never seen the show- and we find a spot toward the side where all the strollers were parked and the CM says "You can't stay there." and I said, "Oh, sorry. Is there a spot where I can go where I might be able to see?" and she said "No." :/ I was thinking, okay, this is not a well staged show. Only about ten people can really see what's going on and they all crowd to the front (of course, only natural). So finally I was so wanting to see it that I said to my husband, it's not very long, we'll park the chair and I'll stand with my crutch as long as I can, if I get too overheated we can leave." So he parks it safely out of the way in the designated stroller location (We're very good, safety conscious guests after all) and he comes back to me. We were standing near the back but I'm tall, so I could see pretty well. There was a man standing next to me with a camcorder, all was fine, having a lovely time, enjoying the show...
...then his wife pushes her way through the crowd and stands directly in front of me with an armful of frozen goodies and starts nagging loudly at him to pick one. He doesn't want one, it's obvious, he's enjoying the show. But she didn't care. Finally after several minutes in which all we could hear was "Wouldya pick one already?" he picks, and she begins to unwrap the now drippy, hugly long rod-like popscicles they have at the Studios (shush) and of course they're dripping everywhere by now.
He's trying to eat, and she's trying to film, and he can't apparently eat and film so he hands her the camera, which she (being a pretty short person) then hoists up high and sticks RIGHT in my face.
I'm trying to see around her, I go to the left, I almost get her popscicle in my face. I back up, then she backs up, and almost hits me with her flailing camera. I cannot imagine what the footage looks like.
Then, after she finishes her drippy popscicle and is still holding the camera in my face with one hand, she unzips the backpack her husband is wearing and begins to rifle around in it with her other hand. What she was looking for I will never know- she never brought anything out of it. But she went into the frigging thing at least three separate times before the end of the show.
So, thanks to Backpack Popscicle Lady and the fact that the Studios layout sucks for wheelchair guests when it comes to viewing for the Jedi show- we'll have to try to catch it again next time.
Oh, and CM GUY if you're still reading, our experience at Soarin' was fine- we were directly in the center of our fastpass time ;) LOL but no one was smiling! That's why I said they need you. They need someone who actually looks like they know how cool their attraction is and enjoys working there.
We only went on it once this trip= and I found that after two times in the third row and once in first- the once in first being the only time it bothered me motion wise- that third row is the way to go for me.
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