@@partycatthatlikestoparty I can’t answer for her, but we were in Hollywood Studios that day. Disney is one of the safest places to be during a hurricane. Their structures are able to withstand hurricane force winds and they take safety seriously. We already had our trip planned, we were already there AND wait times were super low. Would absolutely do it again. I understand the hurricane has caused a lot of death and destruction and I don’t take that lightly.

@@forsythfamilyfootage true, im fine with her doing it, but i just don’t think its wise to go somewhere like that during a hurricane. i am aware of the structure being safe, but it could still break.

Hi Miranda

Hi Antonella

Hi amir😊

It is a fun family ride 😊

@@amycremeans6838 I agree! Also what if the penguin line is backed up- that would make the queue for the ride to be longer too because they have to wait for people to get out

Thank you 🤗

@@SunshineandFamilyTime where is the penguin trek video?

@@jiztrigger7598it is on the channel now 😊

Yes! Just bought our Sea World tickets 😊

@@SunshineandFamilyTime not to Dog other youtubers but everyone I watched said it was smooth… it’s not.. liked the indoor more then the outdoor.. lemme know what you think when you ride it

It’s a nice family coaster but it’s not smooth.. it’s fun

It is very cute!

Thank you!

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Interesting! Thank you!

That would be pretty neat to go inside!

Glad you enjoyed it

Why should they try that when there is so much more interesting they can see. La butte Chaumont , jardins du Luxembourg et son guignol show and above all so many others museums even go to Versailles particularly if there is “les grandes eaux” (water show) as it seems they like classical music as well.

@@franciscouderq1100 ambiance et architecture totalement différente et pour voir différents contrastes, le plus grand contraste en faite mais ce n'est qu'une suggestion.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for sharing! I have not been to Opera Bastille, but it sounds amazing!

The partition in 2 specialized operas is quite recent (about the 80's ?). The Opera Garnier used to be the temple of all music arts : lyrics opera, dance, concerts. And the best french school of dance was there too ("les petits rats de l'opéra"👯‍♀️🩰 and the greatest choregraphers and opera stars dancers use to reherse there). The costume "ateliers" make an amazing work. I remember the guided visit was very interesting. It shows you things you can't see when you visit by yourself. Sorry you were so unlucky with the weather.🥺 Paris use to be an enchantment in Spring time. Nothing similar in rainy days.🥺

@@LizzieJaneBennet Well, Opera Bastille’s construction was requested by President François Mitterrand (elected in 1981) and inaugurated in the early 90’s so it would have proven difficult to do it before… If I remember well, Pierre Bergé (lifetime lover of Couture designer Yves Saint-Laurent and YSL Group CEO), who was heading Etablissement public de l’Opera de Paris (state-owned company owning and operating both Garnier and Bastille operahouses), was very keen on creating a specific identity for each house. Actually Opera Bastille was designed to host operas from the get go, with the deepest stage in the world (at the time… I believe Sydney has a deeper one now) and state-of-the-art capabilities to display insane scenery and change it quickly. However you still can watch operas in Garnier and dance shows in Bastille from time to time.