Living with the Land

That one did rise, I think, just a teeny bit.

Um, uh, number seven is Living with the Land.

The six in the deck is Turtle Talk with Crush.

Five, The Seas with Nemo & Friends.

And then everything else is s- very easy to get.

Yeah.

But I will say just because it's lower in the deck does not mean it's a great attraction, like Living with the Land.

Just because it's low on the deck, don't think, "Eh, maybe we'll skip that one," because-

That's it.

'Cause you ask anybody that comes off a park ride that spent a ton of money to go to the park, "Would you like to pay more to go to the same park?" They're gonna tell you no.

Right.

Right.

How he released movies, yeah.

Yeah.

So that, correct me if I'm wrong, but does he, he take s- uh, pride in that move, right? 'Cause there were people that weren't too happy with him.

Yes, he takes pride in that move.

I would love it so much.

Um, but I think I would, I think my number one choice is actually Living with the Land.

I would love to just ride through that greenhouse all day long and, like, just be in that, like, beautiful verdant atmosphere and, like, watch the scientists doing their thing and, like, see how... 'Cause, like, I love that ride, but I love seeing what the, s- is happening in the labs at that moment, so, like, getting to see a whole progression of that happening for a whole day is fascinating to me.

That is such a good retirement plan.

You've got kind of a slow and steady start to the day, where you can get quite a few attractions done pretty quickly.

You could, you could hit up Nemo, you could hit up Seas, you could hit up a Turtle Talk, you can hit up Moana, you could hit up Soarin', you could hit up Living with the Land.

You could hit up, uh, Figment.

You've probably done quite a lot in a short space of time there.

So Soarin' ended up not being as long, but everything else was longer.

So I popped right over to Living with the Land, which said 10-minute wait.

I think I waited 20, which was crazy.

My opinion on Soarin' Across America, it's good.

I'm glad they did something different.

But yeah, the transitions on this one, to me, were way worse than California, but maybe I'm just biased because I love the California one so much.

Um, Living with the Land was great as usual, always a great one, always very chill.

And then I decided to go stand in line for Guardians, and at the time, I think it said a 90-minute wait when I walked up, and I was like, oh, it looks like the same as where it was with Steven and his family the day before.

Yep.

And then I close out the attractions with a couple of my favorites, which are Soarin' and Living with the Land over at the Land Pavilion.

And after that, assuming that it's getting close to 11:00 AM and there, there's a festival going on, I would probably hit up a few food booths just to tide me over, like, food-wise for the flights home.

Totally.

We chose Hollywood Studios on this trip because it has a lot of heavy hitters that we can get done actually relatively quickly with rope drop and Lightning Lanes, and then food booths, Guardian, and whatever else we can get done in the afternoon at Epcot.

Yeah.

A little bit of a Living with the Land situation.

Yeah, yeah, totally.

Uh, why do I feel like not many things are inside and cold? Um-

I think Living with the Land is an honorable choice.

I just feel like it's humid.

Okay.