hello, iam 57 years old, chef by trade and grumpy by nature.
We have three grownup kids, and three ...
hello, iam 57 years old, chef by trade and grumpy by nature.
We have three grownup kids, and three grand kids. oh, and two step grand kids. We holiday in America only, why go elswhere when you can go the usa. Wonderful place and people.
Member since:05.08.2004
Reviews:5
my wife and i have visited Orlando 4 times. Two out of the 4 were disasters. The parks are basicly for kids and teenagers. The oldies are not suited to the hoards of crowds. The food is also geared to the young. Ever seen an oldie in pondarosa.
The weather is also unpredictable, raining most days from mid afternoon. September is not a good month for decent weather, but the travel agents dont tell you that before hand.
Orlando has really nothing to offer old middle class english; hire a car or dont get anywhere.
Because it is flat there is no scenery to speak of. the nearest Beach is 60 miles or so, and again mainly full of youngsters. My wif and I are in our late fifties, and now looking for suitability elsewhere. Any suggestions.
Hi welcome to ciao.I think maybe you could expand this review, give us some idea what the place is really like. It might be an idea to have a look at lots of other reviews on this site, to give you an idea of what people like to read and rate. If you do edit this review, then please let me know, i'll happily come back and re-read/rate it for you. Larry
chizster 06.08.2004 09:59
I've never been to Orlando and, judging by your review, it doesn't look like a very nice place to go. However, I would like to know, as a young person myself, what IS there for me and if I would like these places or not. Chris :o)
ajfoster 06.08.2004 00:02
I'm sorry to hear you didn't enjoy Orlando; however, it is the mecca of amusement parks, so if you don't enjoy them, it's a lousy place to go. It sounds like historic St. Augustine, which is a two-hour drive northeast from Orlando (and about an hour's drive south of Jacksonville), might have appealed to you more. They have some excellent B&Bs there. Now, what do you recommend for someone who's planning a trip to the UK? --Adrienne
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Aug 5th, 2004
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