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Truth is that every one likes different things in Orlando, and there's no right or wrong thing to do. It's June, it's warm, it's going to be busy regardless of what you do. Just make time to relax a bit else you really won't enjoy anything, and you'll come back needing a holiday!

Universal

THIS Transformers is utterly incredible, but don't read up on it before you go: Makes it more exciting!

Try this: W 3rd - arrive get car etc T 4th - Islands of Adventure F 5th - Universal Studios S 6th - Formula Drift S 7th - Seaworld M 8th - Busch Gardens T 9th - Day out to Clearwaters Beach W 10th - NASA T 11th - Shopping F 12th - Hollywood studios S 13th - Fly home in evening I've ditched Epcot as otherwise it's all bit too much, do some shopping instead (cheap as chips out there mate for clothes). You can take the day at your own pace, then. If your Mum is that keen on Disney, ditch Hollywood Studios and do the Magic Kingdom as it's much more 'special', if you see what I mean.

You'll be dead doing all that in that order! Seriously, take a day break between parks: Go do some shopping, go to the beach, do something that doesn't involve you standing on your feet all day. You might have to sacrifice a park or two, but you'll have a much more enjoyable holiday. It won't be that hot then it'll be pleasant. Try going in August with the humidity, that's much worse!

Food is not as cheap out there as it used to be. Sure, you get a good portion, but forget paying a few dollars for a burger and coke any more. Restaurants (and I don't mean posh ones, just regular non-theme park ones) were coming out as between $80-$100 dollars for two, usual burger + drink + fries was around $12 in a park, and beer is about $8 in a park too. As far good restaurants go, you have to try The Melting Pot: It's a fondue place, and it's outstanding. If it helps your cause, you will not do the Universal & Disney parks in 4-5 days. You can do bits of them, but definitely not all. What time of year are you going? If it were me, and assuming no kids are going, I'd prioritise: Islands of Adventure Universal Studios Hollywood Studios Busch Gardens (yes, it's worth the trek across) NASA (as above, but the other direction!) Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom are okay, but nowt special unless you have the little ones. Epcot is good too though. We saw the Magic a couple of years back, it was a great evening out and I'd do it again. I'd love to go see the Dolphins too , but we always end up going in the off season now Ah just seen you're going in June. Nice

I'd be very tempted by this, however realistically I won't have the complete funds available until the end of the month. Shame.

Brother's from another mother

Far too fussy looking. The Ford GT is much prettier, just a shame it's a V6

Stalker alert!

My guess would be an earthing issue, but Dave's probably more on the money here.

The paddles are crap. They feel more like buttons, which is a real shame. The 6.3L V8 is a thing of beauty.

You'll be fine BUT you will either have to fit any aftermarket seat literally to the floor, or stay with the stock seat (which means you can't run harnesses). Any aftermarket rails actually raise the seat up. So yeah, what Docwra says.

Yeah, if people used it for that it would be great. Some people seem to massively over-process stuff though, making a good pic look awful. I should probably point out that the reason I'm not on it is also because I take approximately one decent pic every 17 years :

Hipsters!

See, I disagree. A filter can improve a good photo, but it can't make a bad one good. I don't think it's about having a million pound DSLR, it's about being able to take a decent photo with whatever you've got. So many people just chuck a filter on instead of bothering to make their picture better before processing, that I gave up with the service. The noise to signal ratio is just too high for me, but no doubting there's some talented folks on there.

Ner ner ner ner ner ner!

If we're counting mental age, then I'm pretty sure I'm in single figures.

The same as millions of others, yup!

Instagram is, generally, for people who don't know how to take pictures but do think that putting an olde-worlde filter on it suddenly makes it a work of art.

Personally I think it's worse that he described Birmingham as 'beautiful' in his apology!

I'd rather pay more and not have to go anywhere near Birmingham

Me neither

Well, if it works then great. Any one have any experience with the auto full beam lights, and whether they do actually switch off when another car is coming? Just thinking that this would be the only major failure on this new type.

Just remember the throttle is infinitely adjustable, not an on/off switch and you'll be fine. That's where most people go wrong, treating it as a binary control. To be fair though, the fact you're asking so many questions on this means that I very much doubt you'll have any issues as you sound like a pretty sensible chap