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I said it last year and I'll say it again — it's weird we aren't playing the Aggies. It's Thanksgiving and that's what is supposed to happen. We should be getting ready for the Aglets to invade Congress for Yell Practice, "whoop!" all over the capitol grounds, play their song on car horns and talk about sips. If you were old enough to watch Texas football before 2012, and that's all of you, you know that Texas/A&M is a Thanksgiving staple, whether it was actually on Thanksgiving or Friday, which we knew as T+1. It's Turkey Trot, Thanksgiving and the Cowboys game, then either: A) Texas/A&M or B) The Egg Bowl and Texas/A&M on Friday. It was the way things were, and with it that way it's weird.
Don't get me wrong, I don't like them or miss them. I don't like their cheerleaders and their dumb uniforms, their armed band with the three songs they play, their silly chants, their sillier traditions, their fans, what they call themselves … But it is weird not playing them. Do I miss that game? I think I do.
Doesn't matter what I think, though, because the game at hand is Texas vs. TCU, and the Frogs have everything to play for with a final four spot potentially on the line. The Horns are looking to finish the with a winning record, and while that doesn't have the same consequences as a final four spot, it's crucial for Texas to continue the momentum of the last few weeks into the heart of recruiting season.
This is an uphill battle, because Purple is very, very good. But don't for a second think Texas will be overwhelmed. Let's get to this.
Game 12
No.5 TCU (9-1/6-1) @ TEXAS (6-5/5-3)
6:30 pm
Fox Sports 1
TCU is two wins and a loss by Bama, Oregon, FSU or Mississippi State from being included in the Final Four this weekend. With Iowa State to close out the year, this is the only road block left and three of the top four have championship games, and anything can happen there… First things first, they must win this game against Texas. They're certainly hitting on all cylinders, but they are not the same team on the road as they are at home. So far this season on the road TCU has lost (at Baylor), won by one (at WVA) and four (at Kansas). I don't count on the road at SMU, because I've seen them play. The offense is doing what they do in those games, averaging 41 points per game, but the defense is giving up 40 points in those three road games as well. So what I'm saying is, there's a chance.
Horned Frogs
Hands down the Coach of the Year in the Big 12 is Gary Patterson. From installing a new offense to losing arguably the best player on the best defense in the league (Devonte Fields) right before two-a-days started, Patterson has manned the helm masterfully this year. And if he PUNTS THE BALL at Baylor rather than going deep on 4th & 1, he's likely undefeated and sitting at No.2 right now. But you know what they say about hindsight? It's stupid, exactly right. They still have a shot, but Texas stands in the way.
The key to this turnaround is the offense, where the difference from last year is unbelievable. After his offense was a dumpster fire last year, Patterson poached Sonny Cumbie from Texas Tech and installed the Tech-esque up-tempo offense you've come to know in Tortilla flats.
The key to the success of the offensive turnaround has been quarterback Trevone Boykin. A super athlete thrust into the qb role in 2012, the 6-foot-2, 205-pound junior was always a good runner — remember the Texas in 2012? Oy. — but his arm and his decision making were sketchy at best. Enter Coach Cumbie, who has turned a very raw athlete into the (likely) Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year. On the season he has 3,021 yards passing with 24 touchdowns and only 5 interceptions. He averages 302 yards per game passing, which is second in the league, and his 143.0 efficiency rating is third in the Big 12. And he still has those wheels, ranking second on the team with 548 yards rushing and seven touchdowns, also second on the team. He's as dangerous a dual threat quarterback as Texas has faced since Brett Hundley, and Cumbie puts him in great scenarios to make plays.
The wide receiving unit is where you really can see the Texas Tech influence on the offense. There aren't huge numbers outside, but three players average 60 or more yards receiving per game and two more average over 30. The leader is Josh Doctson. He's tied for the lead with seven td receptions and has a team-high 693 yards receiving. At 6-foot-4, 190 pounds, the junior is a tall, rangy wide out that reminds me of Limas Sweed a bit with the ability to adjust to the ball in the air and stretch the field. They don't stretch the field a lot, opting more for the Tech-like outs and crossing routes, flooding areas and overwhelming the coverage, but when they do he's the guy. The other one to watch is Deante Gray, the 5-foot-10, 175 pound junior. He's your classic inside receiver with kick return open field ability, darting and slashing. On the year he has 486 yards receiving and is tied with Doctson with seven scores. Junior Kolby Listenbee (606 yards, three scores) benefits from all the attention Doctson and Gray get, and to a lesser extent so does sophomore Ty Slanina, who has the best name in this game on either side. Slanina and Listenbee (sounds like a cop show on TNT) are similar in game and size at 6-feet, 190 pounds and will hurt a defense that focuses too much on Doctson or Gray. This is a Tech wide out unit, and I mean that as a compliment.
Again, the running game is Tech-like in numbers, but rather than using them just for swing passes, they actually run on defenses that are spread out defending the four wide outs. Aaron Green, the Nebraska transfer that I thought Texas was getting out of high school, is the leading rusher with 677 yards and six scores. They like to platoon their backs, using Green and junior BJ Catalon almost interchangeably. Despite being smaller (5-foot-9, 190 pounds) Catalon leads the team with 10 scores. You don't see eye-popping numbers from the running game, but what is eye-popping is the 8.3 yards per carry Green has and the 5.0 Catalon has. That's serious. They have taken over games, like the win over West Virginia, but most importantly they are another effective weapon in the offense.
Making it all work are the boys up front. They aren't stars or super sexy (center Joey Hunt was a Remington Trophy Watch List member at the beginning of the season), but they are consistent and have each started in the same spot all season. They keep Boykin clean, the holes open and the offense moving.
This offense is hard to defend. If you focus on the running game, Boykin has shown the ability to throw it over the top. If you focus on coverage, they'll hammer you with Catalon and Green. If you focus on the backs, Boykin will zone read-keeper you to death. Death by a 1,000 cuts. I don't expect any changes this week. I expect they'll go at Duke Thomas and make Caleb Bluiett and Ced Reed make decisions in the option game and see if the Texas lb's have truly turned the corner as far as tackling goes. Even when it doesn't click, it still clicks: they scored 58 points in their lone loss. Nothing changes offensively for TCU, because there is no reason to change.
Why does TCU only list their top five tacklers on their official athletics website? Your website is dumb, TCU. DUMB. Even still, it's easy to see who the best player on the defense is: linebacker Paul Dawson. The 6-foot-2, 230-pound senior sam leads the team in tackles with 105, tackles for loss with 15, sacks with five, fumbles recovered with three, fumbles forced with two and passes defended (tied for the lead with five). In short, the guy is fantastic. He's fast, active, physical and very, very good. He's joined by 6-foot-1, 227-pound Marcus Mallet in the middle and he is also very good: second on the team in tackles (74), tackles for loss (6.5) and a team-high six quarterback pressures — I guess he's got the lead? 5 guys listed with stats. Jerks. — and while he's not quite as disruptive as Dawson, he's pretty darn good. In the 4-2-5 scheme they only play two linebackers, but they make plays.
Up front Chucky Hunter is an NFL talent at 6-foot-1, 305 pounds. He's big, strong and physical and can take over the line of scrimmage. Devonte Fields was supposed to be the superstar outside, but he lost his mind and his scholarship. In his place junior college transfer Mike Tuaua has stepped in, leading the team with five sacks. Hunter is a next level guy, but the rest are solid if not spectacular. They do a great job of protecting the backers and allowing them to make plays.
In the back four they have some terrific talent, led by weakside safety Chris Hackett. The 6-foot-2, 195-junior is a big safety that covers a lot of ground in the secondary, especially in the passing game. He leads the Big 12 with six picks and has a league-high 11 passes defended. He's also NFL-ready and a terrific safety, particularly in coverage. He's joined in the back by Sam Carter, a 6-foot-1, 205-pound senior and pre-season All-America selection. Carter is a big, physical run stuffer that has good coverage skills (two picks, five pbu's) and terrific run-stuffing skills (46 tackles, .5 sacks). The other three db's are solid, but these two are terrific. The corners aren't overly big (5-foot-10, 175 pounds) but they can hold their own. Their abilities, and the play of the linebackers, allow Carter and Hackett to roam and adlib.
There is a formula to attacking the Texas offense: stuff the run, bring pressure on the qb and create turnovers. And they do create turnovers, leading the league with 28 total (17 picks, 11 fumbles recovered). I imagine they will stick to that formula.
Special Teams
Cameron Echols-Luper has three names, and averages 10.8 per punt return with a touchdown. BJ Catalon sorta has three names and joins CEL on the kickoff return team, where he averages a terrific 31.8 yards-per-kick return with one score.
Points kicker Jaden Oberkrom is terrific, going 18-22 this year. He is third in Big 12 history in field goals over 40 yards with a 69% career percentage. They don't punt all that well, though, averaging just 39.6 yards per kick. But they cover kicks extremely well, allowing an average of -.3 yards per return with a long of just three.
The kick returners are difference makers and need to be accounted for. The cover teams are terrific and, with Oberkrom out there, expect plenty of long field attempts.
Like TCU, Texas had the last week off to watch film and look for weakness and things to attack. If it were me, here's what I'd do:
It seems Daje Johnson is just about back from whatever it was he's paying for this season. He's the freshest weapon outside Texas has and I think the school he was oh-so-close to picking over Texas is going to see what everyone was so excited about. With Daje on the field, I am running the diamond (yes, I know I've said this before, but THIS time could be the one) with Gray, Daje and Malcolm Brown. It gives the offense options to run either direction and while it only provides two outside routes in the passing game, it offers a lot of protection for the quarterback and short, quick routes to those three backs in the flats and on screens.
I would attack with the diamond and I would answer TCU's up-tempo offense with an increased tempo of my own, forcing TCU to keep big personnel on the field. It keeps them from substituting, and with the trio of backs on the field it allows Texas to move Daje Johnson outside to wide out at any time. With Jaxon Shipley (leg) less-than-100% if he plays at all, it's vital Texas get another playmaker on the field and Daje Johnson can fill that role. I expect Armanti Foreman to join John Harris outside, adding another dynamic playmaker with speed in the passing game.
Texas is going to need to score some points and I think this offers the best chance to do that; and if this diamond formation helps kick start the running, it's only going to open up shots downfield to the tall John Harris against the 5-foot-10 corners.
Get after Trevone Boykin. He's not an easy quarterback to tackle, but he's not terribly accurate, either, completing only 59.3% of his passes. Texas leads the Big 12 with 37 sacks and while TCU has only allowed 17, that's a pretty high number when you consider how mobile Boykin is. Get. After. Him.
Texas has the front seven to keep Boykin pinned in and as confident as they are, I think are excited about the opportunity. This is a good offensive line, but not a great one, and I like Texas' matchup in the trenches. I think TCU is going to have a tough time running the ball with Texas' terrific front seven, so the key will be limiting Boykin on broken plays (when the coverage shuts down his receivers and he takes off) and making sure not to lose wideouts downfield on third down (come on, Duke). If Texas can do those things, they have a good shot at pulling this off.
Special Teams
Can we just have it all come together one freakin' time? Just once? One game without a mishandled snap, or a missed field goal, or a holding penalty on a TOUCHBACK? Just once? If that is an option, can it please be today? PLEASE?
So …
Texas has no pressure in this game. Their bowl game is secure and, in the big scheme of things, one more win will not make or break this season, as much it would help the recruiting and return of the program. TCU on the other hand, has everything at stake. A win keeps their title hopes, both Big 12 and National, alive. A loss and it's over. That's a lot of pressure, and sometimes that pressure is too much to overcome. I don't know how TCU handles pressure. I know it's a national TV game and it's senior night at Texas and it will be an emotional night for a lot of Longhorns. On paper, just looking at points scored and points allowed, it's about a 10-point advantage for TCU … but Texas is at home, and TCU isn't the same team on the road. This has all the makings of 28-28 game late in the fourth. Who takes it home?
I can't wait to find out. See you Thursday night.
Last Week in the Big 12
Thursday, November 20th
No.12 KANSAS STATE 26 WEST VIRGINIA 20
It wasn't an F, but it wasn't quite an A. Morgantown is a tough place to play and K-State didn't lose like Baylor did, but they looked less dominant than I expected. Even still, it was a win in a tough place to play. K-State keeps their Big 12 Title hopes alive, and Baylor's final four hopes alive.
Saturday, November 22nd
OKLAHOMA STATE 28 No.7 BAYLOR 49
It was a solid outing for Baylor, who jumped out to a 28-7 halftime and a 42-14 lead at the beginning of the fourth quarter. The fact Bryce Petty scored the final touchdown with three minutes to play tells me Art Briles wanted and expected more from his offense. That tells me he knows he needs to put up some big numbers to stay near the top four. Was it enough? We will see Tuesday night.
KANSAS 7 No.21 oklahoma 44
So Saturday we are at a bachelor party in Houston. We are also in a college fantasy football league and last Saturday was the first round of the playoffs. As the games started, the groom-to-be realized that he hadn't started Samaje Perine as he wanted (he forgot to hit the "apply" button) and started Mike Davis of South Carolina instead. He got 5.4 points from Davis instead of the 75 points from Perine and lost, ending his chance to repeat as champion and retain The Tina (that's the name of our trophy). If you were out and about Saturday afternoon/night and saw highlights of the ou game and heard seemingly uncalled for cursing and obscenities, that was us.
I really liked you, Paul Rhoads. Too bad you (soon) will not be coaching there next year. This is the sort of win that gets Kingsbury a raise, and that's the sort of thing Tech does way too often to keep them in this predicament.
This Week in the Big 12
No.20 oklahoma (8-3/5-3) BYE
Saturday, November 29th
TEXAS TECH (4-6/2-7) vs. No.5 BAYLOR (9-1/6-1) 2:30 pm ABC
Oklahoma State is better than Tech and they were blown out at home, now the Bears get another chance to explode on someone. And they will explode on Tech, similar to the way TCU did. They will give up a few more points, but they are going to light up Cowboys Stadium and officially end Tech's bowl game chances.
KANSAS (3-8/1-7) @ No.11 KANSAS STATE (8-2/6-1) 3 pm Fox Sports 1
Yeesh. I think ou broke the Jayhawks and with a low of 36 in Manhattan and Rock Chalk playing in sunny Florida, I think the fans have already moved on to basketball season (those few that stuck around). The Wildcats have not moved on. Yet. They will soon enough after they smack the stuffing out of Kansas. Who in the world will take that job?
WEST VIRGINIA (6-5/4-4) @ IOWA STATE (2-8/0-7) 11 am FOX Sports 1
And who takes this job? Is there a football version of Fred Hoiberg out there? I don't think so. Two words for you Ames: Mack Brown. That would be fun to watch.
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Schools told to get moving on more gym time
WASHINGTON — Reading, writing, arithmetic — and PE?
The prestigious Institute of Medicine is recommending that schools provide opportunities for at least 60 minutes of physical activity each day for students and that PE become a core subject.
The report, released Thursday, says only about half of the nation's youngsters are getting at least an hour of vigorous or moderate-intensity physical activity every day.
Another concern, the report says, is that 44 percent of school administrators report slashing big chunks of time from physical education, arts and recess since the passage of the No Child Left Behind law in 2001 in order to boost classroom time for reading and math.
With childhood obesity on the rise — about 17 percent of children ages 2 through 19 are obese — and kids spending much of the day in the classroom, the chairman of the committee that wrote the report said schools are the best place to help shape up the nation's children.
"Schools for years have been responsible for various health programs such as nutrition, breakfast and lunch, immunizations, screenings," Harold W. Kohl III, a professor of epidemiology at the University of Texas School of Public Health, said.
"Physical activity should be placed alongside those programs to make it a priority for us as a society," he said.
The report calls on the Education Department to recommend that PE be adopted as a core subject.
It says physical education in school is the "only sure opportunity" for youngsters to have access to activity that will help keep them healthy.
The majority of states, about 75 percent, mandate PE, according to the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance. But most do not require a specific amount of time for PE in school, and more than half allow exemptions or substitutions, such as marching band, cheerleading and community sports.
Many kids also aren't going to gym class at school every single day. According to the CDC, only about 30 percent of students nationwide attend PE classes five days a week.
PE isn't the sole solution, though.
The report advocates a "whole-of-school" approach where recess and before-and-after-school activities including sports are made accessible to all students to help achieve the 60-minutes-a-day recommendation for physical activity. It could be as simple as having kids walk or bike to school, or finding ways to add a physical component to math and science class lessons.
The report also cautions against taking away recess as a form of punishment, and it urges schools to give students frequent classroom breaks.
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Les Cimes - This buffet restaurant specializes in French cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner.
Le Chaudron - This theme restaurant specializes in regional cuisine and serves lunch and dinner.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a sauna and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Ski lessons available nearby
- Ski equipment rental shops nearby
- Downhill skiing on site
Spa Services
- Massages
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 6 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 10 AM
Payment types
Pets allowed, Pet maximum weight in lb is 5
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.10 per person, per night
- Self parking fee: EUR 11.00 per night
- Pet fee: EUR 10 per pet (varies based on length of stay)
Awards & Affiliations
National Rating
This hotel has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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For millions of college football fans and video gamers around the country, today is the longest day of the year. You see, it's the day before the newest version of EA's college football franchise, NCAA Football 12, hits shelves, and those of us who pre-ordered the game weeks ago have to sit around for another 24 hours waiting to get our hands on the game.
Unfortunately, if you haven't been lucky enough to get your hands on a preview copy of the game, I can't do much to help you whittle away the remaining hours. You'll just have to keep waiting. What I can do, however, is post this video from Gamespot with one of the creators of the game as they discuss the new features of this year's vintage.
No, it's not the same thing as actually playing the game, but at least you can look at it for a while and pretend you are.
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The Newcastle Vegan Festival is back on Newcastle upon Tyne on the 4th July 2015. The festival is expected to attract thousands of people from all across the UK!
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Edinburgh hosts first ever vegan festival
The organisers of the Newcastle Vegan Festival are delighted to be bringing the first ever vegan festival to be held in Edinburgh, and the festival will attract thousands of people from all across the UK!
There is no better way to market, promote and develop your vegan business this year. Exhibitors will be offering a wide variety of vegan produce, including cakes and chocolate, hot takeaway food, make up, clothing, pet treats and cheese..
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627 East Fremont Street has a Walk Score of 82 out of 100. This location is Very Walkable so most errands can be accomplished on foot.
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PESHAWAR, Pakistan — Protests by tens of thousands of Pakistanis infuriated by an anti-Islam film descended into deadly violence on Friday, with police firing tear gas and live ammunition in an attempt to subdue rioters who hurled rocks and set fire to buildings in some cities. Three people were killed and dozens injured on a holiday declared by Pakistan's government so people could rally against the video.
Thousands of Muslims protested in at least half a dozen other countries, some burning American flags and effigies of President Barack Obama.
In the Pakistani city of Peshawar, police fired on rioters who were torching a cinema. Mohammad Amir, a driver for a Pakistani television station, was killed when police bullets hit his vehicle at the scene, said Kashif Mahmood, a reporter for ARY TV who was also sitting in the car at the time. The TV channel showed footage of Amir at the hospital as doctors tried to save him.
A protester who was shot during a demonstration in the city also died, said police officer Rohhullah Khan.
In Karachi, armed protesters among a group of 15,000 fired on police, killing one and wounding another, said police officer Ahmad Hassan. The crowd also burned two cinemas and a bank, he said.
Clashes between police and stone-throwing protesters also occurred in Lahore and Islamabad, the Pakistani capital. Police fired tear gas as well as warning shots in an attempt to keep them from advancing toward U.S. missions in the cities. At least 55 people, including nine police, were injured in the nationwide unrest, according to police and hospital officials.
The film denigrating the Prophet Muhammad — "Innocence of Muslims" — has sparked unrest in many parts of the Muslim world over the past 10 days, and the deaths of at least 33 people, including the U.S. ambassador to Libya, have been linked to the violence. Much of the anger has been directed at the U.S. government even though the film was privately produced in the U.S. and American officials have criticized it for insulting Muslims.
In Iraq, about 3,000 protesters condemned the film and caricatures of the prophet in a French satirical weekly. The protest in the southern city of Basra was organized by Iranian-backed Shiite groups. Some protesters raised Iraqi flags and posters of Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, while chanting: "Death to America."
Protesters burned Israeli and American flags and raised a banner that read: "We condemn the offences made against the prophet."
In the Sri Lanka capital of Colombo, about 2,000 Muslims burned effigies of President Barack Obama and American flags at a protest after Friday prayers, demanding that the United States ban the film. In Bangladesh, over 2,000 people marched through the streets of the capital, Dhaka, to protest the film. They burned a makeshift coffin draped in an American flag and an effigy of Obama.
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Police clamped a daylong curfew in parts of Indian-controlled Kashmir's main city, Srinagar, and chased away protesters opposing the anti-Islam film. Authorities in the region also temporarily blocked cell phone and Internet services to prevent viewing the film clips.
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With more than 18 years in the baseball industry, Sclafani will discuss the ins and outs of the college baseball recruiting process, and provide players with information that's essential for successes at the next level. Visit www.baseballfactory.com/ [2] to learn more about the organization.
Following the seminar is the World Series banquet and a concert from country music duo Montgomery Gentry. And on Aug. 17, game one of the Legion World Series will get under way at 9:30 a.m. (EDT). See the entire schedule here [3] and the pairings bracket here [4].
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Imagine disneyland big as wdw?
Imagine disneyland big as wdw?
No thank you. I like Disneyland because its small. Adding more and more would just be too much.
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Nooo thank you. I like Disneyland like it is...going from opening to close hurts my legs already, no need to add more walking!
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I second, third, and fourth those sentiments. Disneyland is quaint, charming, and homely, not large and sprawling. That's the way I like it. :oD
Personally, I don't think it'll EVER be as big as WDW, but like the others say, I like it just the way it is. I think the improvement on California Adventure will be a good thing. Didn't they say long ago that it was going to be called Westcot?
Disneyland will never be as big as WDW. However, it is going to continue to grow. Downtown Disney, California Adventure, a proposed 3rd park, possible purchase of Garden Walk, many new hotels and vacation club units, a possible boutique park, West Coast cruise line, possible purchase of Sea World San Diego . . . would all grow the Disneyland Resort's influence far beyond what it is today. In time, Disneyland could actually pull in more revenue for the Disney company than Disney World does.
I'm not afraid of a bigger Disneyland Resort, I think it could be a very good thing for Disneyland. More money means more rides and enhancements.
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Are we talking Disneyland vs. Magic Kingdom or Disneyland Resort vs. Walt Disney World? My opinions are quite different.
I'd rather not have Disneyland the size of the Magic Kingdom. Its size works well. That's not to say I'm glad there's so little room for adding new attractions without removing existing stuff, but the actual walking distances and scale of the park are very nice, methinks. I basically have not set foot in the Magic Kingdom at WDW, so I can't say firsthand what I'd think of it, but based on everything I've learned about it from photos and personal accounts and so forth...I think I'd appreciate the expansiveness in some areas, but overall, DL's charm just does it for me.
However, I see nothing wrong with having the whole resort be larger, provided that all the offerings are of high quality. Unfortunately, the Disneyland Resort offers neither quality nor quantity outside of Disneyland, and that's ostensibly not the case for WDW. So yes, I would indeed enjoy more of that.
If Disneyland was as big as Disneyworld, then they'd have to kinda clue people in in the advertisements.
Visit Walt Disney World.... or our equally huge cash cow: Disneyland World!
One thing's for certain... if Disneyland did grow to be that size, it will be waaaay better.
Oh yes. I went there. Let the mudslinging begin. (I think there's enough evidence that it would be better. location of the executives and management, number of local support, WEATHER, closer proximity parks... much easier to park hop, etc etc)
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I thought I should interject that reports of the differing sizes of the MK and DL are almost always exaggerated. The Magic Kingdom takes up a larger chunk of land, yes, but the walking distances really aren't significantly different. Check out these two aerial photos. They're at the exact same scale. Notice that you walk the exact same distance from the entrance to the castle...and Toontown is actually further at DL...and the different placements of ROA make the west side walking routes more direct at the MK...
Yah, basically... there's less to do at MK so it FEELS like you're walking further.
But Epcot and Animal Kingdom... holy geez those parks are huge.
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