Keystone State Thread

Lol... I got this 1993 model in the year 2011 and paid $1000 cash. Best purchase ever.

 

Day 7 of kidney stone.

Whee..

 

There’s a ride at Disney World that has been proven to help pass them... I believe it’s the runaway train ride in Frontierland.
Read about it somewhere recently. Not sure if real.
Nice excuse to go to Florida though.

 

On some of those rides, passing a mere kidney stone will be the least of your worries!

 

I'd rather have a kidney stone than wait in those lines.

 

You’d be surprised. My wife got that down to a science the times we’ve been there. Never waited more than a few minutes for any ride by leveraging their fast pass system.

that said, even though we had a great vacation those times I’m done with Disney. That’s $$$ spent better elsewhere now.

 

Why are you done with Disney?

 

Because the ROI isn’t there for what it costs. We’ve been there as a family 4x.

I feel we’d get a lot more bang for our buck doing something else.

 

I went to Disney world for my senior class trip. The lines weren’t that bad for the most part but some of them definitely got to be really long. No rides were exactly “terrifying” enough to make you pass a kidney stone though

 

It had something to do with the actual motion of the ride...

 

Ah, yeah I can see that on that ride

 

If anyone is in the market for TRD-OR wheels and tires (tires have <5000 miles on them) I will have some for sale shortly! I live in Harrisburg, would be willing to meet if your commute is far.

 

IMESHO dedicated winter tires are the way to go. Although I never put them on the Taco I did use them on a small fleet of Subarus and a lone Peugeot. We also had a Jeep Cherokee when I bought my first set. The 2WD, RWD Peugeot was better in snow conditions than the Jeep! As some have said -- yes you may be able to go, but there's that pesky turning and stopping stuff that also has to happen. That's where dedicated, honest-to-gosh winter tires are head and shoulders above the rest. Oh and they work in the wet and dry too.

I think the only time I'd consider studded tires is if I lived in Minnesota or Wisconsin or Manitoba or somewhere like that, where there was a constant expectation of encountering ice all winter long.

 

I saw this beauty at the Lackawanna State Park this afternoon. Oh. Wait. It's mine.

 

I haven't been to Disney World since 2004, but I thought Epcot was pretty cool; That Aerosmith roller coaster was also pretty sweet...

However, I think the rides at Dorney Park are much more epic! Sadly, I have not been to Dorney Park since 2006!

 

$200.00 bucks to walk in the door....... NO THANKS.....plus parking.......plus bread and water.....NO THANKS.

 

It's $200 now?

 

YUP

 

Forty bucks for a single day ticket at Dorney Park!