My rant of the year.

PeoplemoverMatt · 11-02-2009, 11:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Austen

Well, as much as I love Disneyland, I would be happy to get to go somewhere IF I liked Magic Mountain.. I'm not a "upside-down, loop" coaster finatic.

Then don't go on those. Ride Ninja, Superman, Terminator, Goliath, Colossus, and give Tatsu a try since its flying style doesn't provide anywhere close to the same feel as a flippy coaster does. Anyone who loves the Disneyland rides Space Mountain & Thunder Mountain would really enjoy Terminator.

Also you can walk around & hang out at all the areas where there's music, hang out in Cyber Cafe with the free internet, play games, eat, walk around and just have a fun time.

Whereever your location, what should really matter is that you & your friends should be out to have the best time possible on your last high school-related experience excluding graduation.

chelsealela · 11-05-2009, 01:54 PM

Be glad you have a Grad Night. At our school we just have lousy prom.
But I don't like MM so I guess I'd be pretty ticked too. I'm feel your pain bud.
MM over DL....really?

PeoplemoverMatt · 11-05-2009, 02:20 PM

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MM over DL....really?

Well considering the High School in question is likely in Bakersfield, going to SFMM as opposed to Disneyland has a ton of advantages logisitcally speaking just from location alone.

FMM is also likely giving the school a much better deal financially than Disneyland. With this nutball state cutting education budgets that get more painful thanks to even more nutball school administrators, these two reasons alone could put SFMM over Disneyland as a Grad Night location.

austen · 11-05-2009, 09:28 PM

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Originally Posted by PeoplemoverMatt

Then don't go on those. Ride Ninja, Superman, Terminator, Goliath, Colossus, and give Tatsu a try since its flying style doesn't provide anywhere close to the same feel as a flippy coaster does. Anyone who loves the Disneyland rides Space Mountain & Thunder Mountain would really enjoy Terminator.

Also you can walk around & hang out at all the areas where there's music, hang out in Cyber Cafe with the free internet, play games, eat, walk around and just have a fun time.

Whereever your location, what should really matter is that you & your friends should be out to have the best time possible on your last high school-related experience excluding graduation.

Very true. I will do that if we end up going there. Thanks for reminding me what really is important.

chelsealela · 11-06-2009, 02:29 PM

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Originally Posted by PeoplemoverMatt

Well considering the High School in question is likely in Bakersfield, going to SFMM as opposed to Disneyland has a ton of advantages logisitcally speaking just from location alone.

FMM is also likely giving the school a much better deal financially than Disneyland. With this nutball state cutting education budgets that get more painful thanks to even more nutball school administrators, these two reasons alone could put SFMM over Disneyland as a Grad Night location.

I totally understand the price issue and stuff but heck, we all know DL is better then MM. You know what I mean ;]

alyx92 · 11-06-2009, 02:33 PM

My school alternates betweeen going to universal and WDW each year...i think my class goes to wdw :)

Aurorasmiles · 11-06-2009, 02:56 PM

^Luck is on your side!

Sesshomaru-sama · 11-06-2009, 03:48 PM

At least Universal Orlando is nothing like Six Flags parks. I like alyx92's choices than the any other choices that includes a Six Flags park as a possible location for Grad Night.

Sincerely, a brother of a half-demon,
Sesshomaru-sama

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