For A Price, It's Fine To Cut In Line

Tampa Tribune ^ | October 15, 2005 | RANDY DIAMOND rdiamond@tampatrib.com

[concrete is my business]

We were also at Disney World at a very busy time too.

My brother was smart and convinced us to chip in the money to stay at the vacation villas on site instead of the hotels off site.

We would go over to the parks in the morning and leave about noon when buses loaded with thousands of people were pulling in and it was getting hot.

Then we would swim and eat and head back on the free transportation around five as the buses were leaving.

The villa was really nice too.

[robertpaulsen]

We did the same thing. One of the better kept secrets of how to see Disney World.

And the lines were shorter to get on transportation to the on-site hotels rather than on transportation to the remote parking lots.

[Logophile]

There's something basically wrong with the attitude that money can buy some people out of the hassle of waiting in line," Baker said.

Nonsense.