>>As for your humming, that tune just about drove me crazy years ago when my boys were at the age to be taken to DisneyWorld (runs screaming at the thought of having to take the Small World ride again).
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>This sounds like they are now too old. Hog wash! Disney World is a timeless treasure that knows no age barriers (I got that off the literature ;-)).
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>Seriously, my wife and I went there on our honeymoon and we've been back at least once every year since. And now that my oldest is 3, he can appreciate it much more than when he was 6 months old and saw his first giant mouse *s*.
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>BTW, since Universal Studios decided they really wanted to compete with Disney and build Islands of Adventure, Orlando has really become a vacation sopt for everyone. The new roller coasters kick a**!!

Well, Larry, at my age the biggest thrill I want is getting out of bed in the morning (I've grandkids older than your oldest< s >).

The only problem with places like DisneyWorld, Universal Studios, Sea World, etc. is that you have to take out a second mortgage to get it. Of course, while this applies to Busch Gardens, there are other compensations there.< g >

My wife and I were in Orlando in late March/early April. While driving to our destination, we accidentally took a wrong turn and ended up in the entrance to DisneyWorld. So I told the guy at the gate that I wanted to see Fantasyland. Then I told him my fantasies. I've been barred for life (only some of this is true < bg >).

Seriously, part of the above happened because we were looking for the Beeline Expressway, and the signs on I-4 don't reference it. They call it SR 528. We eventually reached our destination.