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| crazyformickey
Sun 5/7/2006 5:55a | The more I read on here about people driving the more I think I can do it. I have the week of Thanksgving off and think it would be awesome to spend it at the Happiest Place on Earth.
My question is how good are the Christmas decorations at this time? I know Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party is running at that time but is The Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights up by then?
I already know I want to have my Thanksgiving dinner at Libery Tree Tavern yum yum.
Thanks again for you help. |
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| t1lersm0m
Sun 5/7/2006 7:08a | I was just reading through the holiday info on mousesavers.com last night.
Deb's site says that they don't do anything special for Thanksgiving, as far as a parade or decorations go, but the Christmas decorations are up by then. I didn't read anything about the Osborne Family Spectacle though, sorry. Maybe they are up too.
Oh, and the Happiest Place on earth is on the other side of the country (DL). WDW is the most magical place on earth (I think that's what it's called). |
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| t1lersm0m
Sun 5/7/2006 7:15a | Here's the info on mousesavers.com from last year:
Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights
This elaborate holiday decoration display incorporating millions of Christmas lights, fake snow and various holiday vignettes was originally created by Jennings Osborne at his home in Little Rock, Arkansas. After he was forced to remove the display due to complaints by his neighbors, Disney agreed to use parts of it at Disney-MGM Studios, where it has become an annual event.
For the 2005 holiday season, this display will be offered 11/14/05-1/8/06. The Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights is included in regular admission to Disney-MGM Studios
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| crazyformickey
Sun 5/7/2006 7:17a | <Oh, and the Happiest Place on earth is on the other side of the country (DL). WDW is the most magical place on earth (I think that's what it's called). >
for me it is the Happiest Place on Earth:)
and thanks for the info on the Osborne Family Spectacle of Lights I am excited I just talked to my mom and she is thinking of going as well I haven't had Thanksgiving with her in about 6 years it would be great. |
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| Lake Nona
Sun 5/7/2006 7:37a | My wife and I went to opening night of the Osborne @ MGM and had a great time. Hope your family has a good time.
Dates for MVMCP for 2006...
http://allearsnet.com/tp/hol_m
k.htm
Link for Christmas decorations...
http://allearsnet.com/tp/h_dec
or.htm
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| t1lersm0m
Sun 5/7/2006 7:40a | <<for me it is the Happiest Place on Earth:)>>
Me too. My husband and I were having a disagreement last Saturday, and when I woke up Sunday I came on the computer and started writing stuff down to call and make my Advance Dinner Reservations. I told him not to bother me 'cause I was in my "happy place."
LOL |
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| crazyformickey
Sun 5/7/2006 8:43a | getting my PS is part of the fun in planning. I know when I can start setting my dining it's getting close enough to go. |
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| t1lersm0m
Sun 5/7/2006 8:45a | I have to call and change some. It took me several hours to decide where to eat, and what days to eat there. And I still haven't gotten it right.
It's pretty sick when you spend more time PLANNING a trip to WDW then you actually spend there. |
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| Labuda
Sun 5/7/2006 9:04a | Nah, that's half the fun! :)
Made our ADR's yesterday - wheeeeeee! |
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| davewasbaloo
Sun 5/7/2006 10:46p | BTW Crazy for Mickey - if you want Thanksgiving dinner at the Liberty Tree Tavern, you better prepare to call the advance booking line the minute you can.
I got through 30 mins after openening and got one of the last tables in 2000. |
