How many times have you gone to an Orlando I amusement park over your life?

@@byronwhitman5203 never

Was that between Tampa and Sarasota, or north of Tampa?

I remember when you could rive from Orlando to Nearly Daytona beach and it was only orange groves.

Where you from

That's Mr. Demonsi to you!😂

Lakeland is tooooo clooooose to Tampa, and all the crime is overflowing. Thank God for Sheriff Brady!

My family moved to Winter Park in 1967, first renting a house for 10 months. We got there in mid August and the temps stayed in the 90's well into October, with no AC in that rented house. It was miserable.

Women’s “liberation” doubled the size of the workforce which diluted wages. Started the keeping up with the Joneses rat-race.

That's because brunettes are hot.

No, that puppy is still there, in College Park.

@@misterwhipple2870 Oh awesome. Im glad!

What?

All the "Disney" shots in this film were from California.

Had to start construction in the 60s

Ground was broke on May 30, 1967, for the construction of Disney World

by 1966 everyone knew disney world was coming

Easier to find a gay bar or a meth house now

I remember being on a vacation with my parents driving through the Orlando area back in 1967 and there were actually still a few orange groves at that time.

Yeah, the last grove on Orange Blossom Trail was sold in 2002.

@@randybargar1913 probably easier than trying to find a peach tree in Atlanta.

Well outsourcing ruined the tech dream, China ruins everything

@@boni_traxton9436 That's the truth... H-1B visas

The entire state of Florida is a craphole

Cardiologist: I guess that's why all those millions of Co vid Blue Staters fled to Florida.

@@joseh3564 The state of Florida has always been a craphole, before and after.

Did blacks and Latinos live in the 407 though? I really dont know. You know it was the 60s, white hated anyone not white with a passion

Eatonville was one of the oldest black communities near Orlando established in 1887

@@tylerspence344 I know that, but were there a lot of black people aside from Eatonville and Parramore and if not how many lived there?

@@mixtapemania6769 Eatonville and Parramore are the only two historically black neighborhoods I know of in Orlando, and these communities remained pretty segregated. There's a reason why I4 was built in between Parramore and downtown. Eventually they began to spread out in the 70's and 80's and occupy Pine Hills, OBT, and other areas. And PR's begain to move in around the 80's and 90's I believe, occupying Kissimmee and Clermont. My mom's parents came in the 90's

@@mixtapemania6769 There were practically no Latinos in Orlando until about 1987~, maybe 0.5-1% when this film was made. Orlando in the 1960's was about 25% black, 55% native old-stock southerners originally from Georgia, Alabama, etc., 15% recent immigrants from the north and 5% immigrants from England, Sweden, Ireland, etc. Orlando back then was really a southern city, not unlike those you see in Alabama and the Carolina's, at least demographically speaking. A lot of Orlandoans, maybe most, had that Florida accent you still hear in the rural recesses of the state. The black neighborhoods in 1965 were Eatonville, with about 1,000 souls, Winter Park's west side with about 4-5,000, Parramore and callahan, maybe 10,000, washington shores 2-5,000. There were rural blacks in the highlands west of the city and in Orlovista and some concentrated south in Pine Castle and of course the nearby seperate cities like Winter Garden and Oakland had their own sections. The city has changed unbelievably in the past thirty years, it's extremely diverse and much larger, and there are both positives and negatives to that. Hopefully that helps you out, a lot of the numbers work are just guesses, I was born long after those times. I'm sure there's accurate data from the census bureau but i'm too lazy to dig it out.

Shut up yellow

WHY is it that certain whites have such issue with all non-whites?? First the land is dangerous due to the NATIVE, red people, so you’ll put them on reservations, took away their land, and killed anyone who You felt stepped out of line. Then you all need slaves and servants and so you ship Africans over and treat them like animals. The moment that we get our freedom and (ever so slightly) move up in the world, y’all partake in “white flight” to try and make sure you keep segregation going. Now comes the new wave of immigrants from Latin countries. Suddenly all the problems are pinned on Latinos and certain groups of white people are scrambling to try and get them kicked out........... or if worse comes to worse, shoot up groups of them in Walmarts. It’s amazing that with every non-white race that comes here, Certain people rush to place inaccurate and stereotypical labels upon them, and scrambling to “take care” of them and the problem. All of that is so unnecessary.

That’s a weird way of saying Disney

@@tannawannavannabittannawan7138 I’m not even white lmao

LMAO. I love how KZbin is pretty much the only platform where people keep it real.

Young Sad 😂😂😂

😂😂. We might be asking that question again soon enough. Y'all seen what's happening to Mercy Drive?

Pine Hills, Paramore, or North Orange Blossom Trail are a few of them lol

@@tylerspence344 I dont even think Pine hills was considered the hood yet. Didnt pine hills used to be a white neighborhood?

@@mixtapemania6769 Yes lol. Pine Hills used to be completely white when my dad was a kid. It was 80's when it began to change

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Do you hate Billy goats too. You troll

then the country will no longer be civil

you're a diluted mutation of me, you're void of intelligence and would better off NOT dating your sister and having children ..... Im' just saying

@Low Low Wholesale Distributors New York, NY name a black country that is remotely as civil as an average anglo saxon country

So you think one black women constitutes Inclusion. You are grasping at straws.

Khalid is not lying. The people that replied are probably white and ignorant.

That’s nice but who asked?

Lol.. Why wasn't anyone ON i4?

something def wrong

It was a Sunday, I guarantee you. Besides, who wants to wreck a '67 Oldsmobile?