Favorite Snacks
A popular flavor is Salt n' Vinegar.
What are potato chips?
Dr pepper, coconut, cream.
What is a dirty Dr. Pepper?
This activity involves goggles, splashing, and convincing yourself that "one more lap" will cancel out that pizza you just ate.
What is swimming?
Plunging through a dolphins ecosystem.
What is Aquatica?
Spending 20 mins explaining something that should've taken 2 min, because people are paying attention.
What is wasting my time?
Bite sized treat with a gummy center and crunchy pebbles on the outside.
What are Nerd Clusters?
.... Gives you wings, coconut flavored.
What is a coconut redbull?
A glove, a bat and a diamond are needed for this spring time sport.
What is softball?
Home to wizards, dinosaurs, and rides that make you questions whether you're brave or just easily talked into things.
What is Universal?
Involves lots of talking, zero winners, and usually ends with someone saying "let's agree to disagree"
What is arguing?
"I scream, you scream, we all scream for..."
What is ice cream?
A southern drink
What is sweet tea?
The place where you happily pay $7 for a churro and wait 90 min for a 3 min ride.
What is going to Disney?
Star Wars, Toy Story, and the best excuse to eat popcorn at 9am.
What is Hollywood Studios?
Refusing to learn.
What is ignorance?
"Snap, Crackle, Pop"
What is a rice crispy treat?
The oldest major soft drink in America.
What is Dr. Pepper?
Spending money as a form of therapy.
What is shopping?
The place where you can visit 11 countries, eat in all of them, and somehow still end up hungry.
What is Epcot?
When someone tries just hard enough to say "I tried" but not hard enough to get it right.
What is lack of effort?
Taste the rainbow, but strawberry, raspberry and berry punch.
What are Wild Berry Skittles?
A soda invented in 1886 by a pharmacist, more specifically purchased from McDonalds.
What is a crispy coke?
The Olympic event no one talks about, featuring sprinting, dodging, and yelling "get back here" in public.
What is chasing after my kid?
The only "Kingdom" where your royal subjects are a talking mouse, a singing mermaid, and 37,000 other tourists.
What is Magic Kingdom?
Makes you wonder if the DMV just hands out a license for just showing up.
What is bad driving?