wish i could just sit on the lake and watch the jets practice for the air and water show all day 🛩🛩🛩🛩... sucks for anyone flying through ord though
watching from our office during a training
you have several water parks in utah. not meaning to be "testy", but with all there is to see in seattle area, to spend an afternoon at a water park seems like a waste. hi carrie! there are many great spots along the seven seas lagoon where you can view the magic kingdom castle. some guests enjoy just taking the resort monorail around at night seeing the lights and sights. others enjoy sitting on the polynesian resort beach to look across the water at the castle. when the park is open in the evening all guests can stand next to the castle and watch the colorful lights changing like magic. this happens nightly whether there is a special event party or not. it is truly a magical sight and a pixie dusted memory! hi paula, the water parks are a great way to spend some time out of the main parks and have some fun in the water. my family always plans a day at the water park when we are there in the summer. because your children are younger, i would recommend blizzard beach. the wave pool, melt-away bay, is large and much milder than at typhoon lagoon. plus you can have a tube in the wave pool which is fun. there are also more family rides that you can go with your children. teamboat springs is a family favorite for all ages. cross country creek is a lazy river to spend the time traveling around the park. the best is the children areas for the little ones. tike's peak is perfect for children under 48 inches. here they can play and splash on slides and water areas designed especially for them. wishing you a magical vacation! beth hi lynn, you and your boys are going to a great time at walt disney world. the parks have so much to offer the whole family, including young boys. at the magic kingdom you can fly over london and see captain hook on peter pan's flight. or look out for captain jack sparrow on the classic attraction, pirates of the caribbean. when i was a young boy, i spent hours exploring the trails, bridges and caves on tom sawyer's island. take the short trip across the rivers of america and watch as the kids run and play in this huge outdoor adventureland. if you want to sit down and have fun you can catch mickey's philharmagic for some 3-d fun with donald duck. the kids seem to really enjoy this magical entertainment. as you can tell, the parks have so many fun options for you and the boys. now, the average temperatures in february at the parks ranges from the the mid 70's during the day to the low 50's at night. this is where you might want to think about packing that extra layer of clothing, just in case. even a little warm hat at night can make a huge difference when it gets chilly. you are welcome to have your friends visit you for the day at your cabin. while they would not be allowed to use the pool at the campground, since this is reserved for resort guests only, you could have them over for dinner, walk around the campground, or visit the horses at the tri-circle-d ranch. since you will be staying at the resort, you could even rent a pontoon boat for 10 and take your friends out onto bay lake! if they stay into the evening, i recommend a walk with you down to the water to view the electrical water pageant, performing most nights on bay lake. hi ruth! thank you for sending in your question to the walt disney world moms panel! there are indeed showers at blizzard beach so you will have no problems there. blizzard beach is a lot of fun so enjoy! be sure to try the ski lift earlier in the day as it gets very crowded by noon and generally stays that way the rest of the day. i hope this helps! please write back with more questions! more like retain oxygen intake /efficiency. last sunday i along with my friends decided to go to the riverside for a picnic. we planned to spend the whole day there, but an unfortunate event took place. we got an unknown call from somebody who introduced himself as our well-wisher. he cautioned us to avoid staying for a longer duration at the riverside for a picnic because there was a fear of a crocodile near the riverside. but, we were not sure whether it was a hoax or real news. nonetheless, there was no chance of taking a risk. hearing this news, we all became tensed and started looking for an alternative location for the picnic. but, we had already travelled for four hours to reach this destination and then the fear of crocodile was making us tremble with fear. all our excitement and happiness were reduced to zero and we couldn't think of anything better than keeping all our things back in the car and making our way towards our respective homes. therefore, the day which was supposed to be a happy and exciting one turned out to be a sheer waste for all of us and we all returned back with a sad face cursing the very presence of crocodile near the riverside. some benefits of the wind:

1. transportation

wind is used to propel sailboats, hot-air balloon, and aircrafts. aircrafts can increase their ground speed and cut down the flight time with the help of tail wind.

2. wind power

wind can power wind turbines to generate electricity. large scale wind farms can generate enough electricity to power many cities.

you can get more info and see some pictures here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/wind\_power

3. recreations

wind figures prominently in several popular sports, including recreational sailing, windsurfing, and kiteboarding. finally, wind enables the simple pleasure of flying a kite.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/sailing
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/windsurfing
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/kitesurfing
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/kite\_landboarding i have a few nearby. i like going to the lake, i'll drive over to cave city with my sister and check out mammoth cave and all the sites around, or red river gorge for camping. that's what's around me but if i want to drive a little extra me and my sister sometimes go down to gatlinburg.