Florida May 2023 DAY 1- Celebration, Universal, Walmart, Premium Outlets & Cheesecake Factory 🇺🇸
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Join me and Laura for an action packed first day in Orlando! Starting at Celebration town for a Starbucks by the lake, we then head to Universal Studios Orlando, getting to the park for opening time and riding some of our favourite rides!
We then head over to Islands of Adventure to have a bite to eat and have a go on my favourite water sprayers! Its then off to Walmart on highway 192 near Old Lake Wilson Road, where we show you around all of our favourite products!
To finish the day we go to Orlando Premium Outlets Vineland for some shopping before dinner at Cheesecake Factory!
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As a "regular" Midwestern American, I can confidently say that my opinion on tipping falls squarely on the side where tipping is qualified on the SERVICE you received, and NOT as an assumed "gift" to the staff. This assumption of automatic tipping occurs throughout our country, so it isn't merely an Orlando tourist scenario. And most importantly, rest assured that the vast majority of Americans are thrilled that "you Brits" come here to visit us.
We experienced all of them issues when it came to tipping last week. The annoying thing is, the foods not cheap or subsidised at all, if anything it costs more than anywhere else due to location. Yet we are guilt tipping the staff even when we have average service. The tipping culture is out of control
Absolutely spot on with the tipping comments. When I went to Orlando over 10 years ago with my family I remember servers being friendly, nothing was too much trouble, sometimes over asking. My experience the last 2 weeks, servers were laid back, didn’t seem interested (different to US citizens), then when the cheque came, tip was circled with “thank you for your gratitude”.
Kinda felt like the tip is expected from servers now, no matter the level of service!
I would say as far as tipping goes wherever you are in the world its all down to the service and the food if its a good experience they deserve a tip if not then no they dont and it tells them to up their game, nothing should be taken for granted especially the paying customer...
Great vlog we so enjoy these videos! We moved here to Orlando from UK about 15 months ago and regarding tipping: You must tip here. Sometimes the bill gives you an option of 15 20 or 25%. We usually do 20. Unless it’s poor service. Don’t tip if your just buying something over the counter obviously but even these show a tip option believe it or not. This is America and tips are how people make a living as they are on minimum wage only. As Brits we aren’t keen either but that’s the culture here and we are used to it now. I am surprised that your saying that they are showing favoritism to Americans, but I guess in tourist areas they can ‘see Brit’s coming’ as our reputation precedes us unfortunately. I do agree they aren’t ‘all over you’ as Brit’s anymore. It used to happen years ago but now there is a much bigger immigrant population serving us than before and they couldn’t care less where we are from. Keep the videos coming we get all our ideas from you!
Thank you 😊 good points!
I am American. You used to tip for the service, if you don't get the service, they don't deserve a big tip or none if it is really bad. You can tip 10%, Average tip is 15% , if you have great service we tip 20% . Orlando, NYC, Atlanta and California are expensive. Servers don't get paid well and I know they depend on tips but they need to put in the work. Hope that helps. I only not left a tip once and that was because I was alone and next to a table of 10 and 2 waitstaff were more interested in them , finally had to go up to the front and ask for service after waiting more than half an hour.
Thanks for the information 😊👍🏽
I've been travelling to the States since the 80s and the tipping thing you get used to. However there is an expectation that you tip no matter what. That's incorrect. Watch the Americans. It's based on how YOU feel you were served or serviced. Don't feel pressured into it cos you're on vacation or because you're a Brit and don't want to appear rude. Also simply give what you feel is appropriate or can afford. Where possible tip the server directly (if allowed) . Above all enjoy yourself. If there's one thing Americans know it's great customer service. 😎👍🏾
Tipping !! We are just back from a 3 week break over in Cape Coral.. the suggested top amount on the bill used to be 15/20/25% … now I noticed the amounts start at 18/25/28%. We went to a Irish bar, they had no waiter service, you ordered drinks and food at the bar, they brought the food over to you but then asked for 20/24/28% tip. They got a 15% for what little service we got.
Totally agree with you both regarding tipping. In the 20 years we’ve been going service in and out of the parks is not the same. But feel the pressure to up tip to make sure servers have good enough pay
First morning routine, Perkins on the 192 at 6.30 am .
Then SeaWorld.done that every trip since 2003 .
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Great vlog! Thank you for going into so much detail with everything! It's really helpful for a non-experieced florida goer!
False, he is always late😂
As an American I agree the tipping situation has gotten out of hand. The companies have put it on the customers to pay their employees a living wage. This has discouraged servers to give great service because they may not get anything in return. Servers realize that tipping is not a thing in Europe or other countries. They think that if someone comes from a different country they won’t get tipped and focus on others that see that “standard.” Of course you don’t have to tip. As a former server I always try to tip. However, if the service is terrible I will tip little or not at all (depending on what happens of course!) It has also gotten out of hand with places such as Gideons, ice cream shops, and others. A lot of them use square which automatically asks if you want to tip. I’m sorry but I’m not gonna tip you for putting something premade in a bag or if I have to do all the work. I would say tip how you see fit! Also, I would have went to another server or the host and asked for a drink! That’s ridiculous paying that much for a drink (with free refills) and only getting the first drink.
Absolutely love your vlogs and would watch them no matter how long they are!
An American friend told me how to tip in Orlando if it’s good service - just double the tax on the bill that’s about 15% but if the service is just Ok I only ever leave 10% - please ignore the amount they circle in the bill, they’re just trying to get the arm in
My husband popped to the shop for snacks, 2 hours will be like going to the movies 🍿🥤😊.
As an American I tip according to what I think is a living wage, so much less than 18% at a place where the bill is $50(maybe 10%) and the waitress is handling several tables, but at my local breakfast restaurant which has a $4.40 breakfast special I have to tip more(like $2-3) so the waitress doesn’t starve. When I was a waiter 30 years ago I didn’t mind when foreigners didn’t tip because most were traveling on a budget. Americans have more disposable income so they can tip when others can’t.
Thank you 😊
We usually just guess for tipping in restaurants, leave approx $3-4 for cleaning when staying in hotel, Uber tips depends on how good the ride is. Once got a car full of rubbish, he didn’t get a good tip!
My first morning I get up early and make myself a bowl of cereal, toast with butter and jam and a nice drink and sit in the villa watching the news and then set off to the magic kingdom, I am definitely gonna visit that lake next time though
Hi guys great vlog as always, as somebody like Andrew and frequent visitor to the states since I’ve been a little boy I totally agree with how the service has got worse and the expected tip higher. I must say tho that it’s not just a Florida thing as I’m currently in Palm Springs where’s there’s little to no British people and the expected tip and most of the time the service isn’t great. I guess it’s just something that needs to be factored in to the cost of a visit to the states these days!
Keep the vlogs coming guys!👍
Agree. But in all my years I've learnt to now not feel the pressure of having to tip. If the service wasn't up to scratch or you simply haven't got it don't leave it. That said it's automatic to leave a bar and simply leave a $50 for instance even though you've only had $40 bucks worth.
Why am I addicted to these British Disney vlogs? Maybe they are a bit more excited about being in Florida? Cool couple, I learned a bit too, thanks for the journey!
Thank you 😊
We came back from Florida a week before you arrived and I have to say tipping does seem to be getting out of hand...I felt like we had to tip the birds for singing in the morning
I agree!
Just back from Orlando. Great but agree, minimum 20% tip is too much. Especially when prices have gone up so much. Bought a takeaway Starbucks and chip and pin was all set up for 18,20 & 22% tip. That’s on top of a $5.85 for a takeaway coffee! Very disappointing.
I drive a Toyota Highlander, which is a bit bigger than the Rav4 and I absolutely love it. You can’t go wrong with a Toyota. Love your vlogs and the tips you give to folks. I live in Florida (I’ve told you that before) but didn’t know you can get additional discounts by providing your email address in the shops. Also, if you’re not happy with the service you bump the tip right down. You don’t have to leave any tip. Service is individual, not everyone provides good service.
Thank you 😊
Absolutely cracked up at you both using the water shooters! Omg so so funny!!!!
Thank you 😊 lol
You can use the Disney 14 Day Ticket over 18 days from the date selected to start it, it’s in the small print ☺️ just in case you thought it was 14 days only. Love your vlogs, we’re back in September, can’t wait!
Thank you 😊
I don’t agree with the percentage of tips, years ago it was 10/15/20% we have always tipped around 10% which I think is more than fair
10% is fair, that's what we've been doing whilst here.
I agree
This is my pet hate. I work in a shop and nobody tips me for doing an excellent job. I'm almost on minimum wage too, so don't tell me these people make less than me. Should a person that makes 24k a year tip the same as someone that makes 60k a year??? And I have taken into consideration different wages, average earnings, cost of living etc.
10% is not the norm in the USA at all. It has been 15%-20% for many years and now due to inflation it has increased to 20-22%. Remember the servers do not get paid a lot at all. I’m Canadian and we are also known as terrible tippers in USA and in most cases we are. We assume that US servers get paid comparatively to what Canadians do and they don’t.
@@Straw5377 well we are arriving in 6 days for our yearly vacation and we will be tipping 10% for good service, us brits along with other tourists help keep people in jobs and it should be the responsibly of the restaurant to pay their staff the correct wages in line with inflation.
Our first morning routine is and has been for a long time going for a Denny’s breakfast to start the day.
Same here mate 👍
If you don’t tip, they’ll come outside and ask you why not! They can be cheeky - we’ve now just started to mainly eat in good fast food type places and maybe only eat formally once
Well tell them that they haven't earned it 😂
I tip what i want to tip, not what im told to tip, love your videos, going in Aug, cant wait
Thank you 😊
Loved this Vlog!!! Especially the Walmart part! I’m soo needing a Walmart haul now😂
Thank you 😊 woop
Banana Boat Sport Ultra Factor 30 small tubes, but last a week or so. $1.25 from Dollar Tree… Simples! 👍
Love watching you guys, we are first timers heading over in 2024 cannot wait. Until then we will watch all your tips and recommendations.
We’re Australian and we didn’t tip in Australia because the restaurants pay a decent wage. We were in Florida in March of this year and the service has become really disappointing and they want a huge tip. We paid the tip but it’s not earned anymore it’s expected… we now live in Canada and tips are expected here as well, Starbucks expect a tip to make a bloody coffee at the drive thru
I agree!
Routine for many years is First morning Denny’s at silly o’clock followed by big food shop in Walmart then AM chill at the villa
Denny’s was always our first day tradition (and many other days). The grand slam was our favourite (love their pancakes). Not unusual for us to be at Denny’s on our first day at 5am (the one on the 192 junction with the US27).
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Love the long vlogs enjoyed Walmart in depth trip I love the way we got abit of everything well done you two x🤓
This has been a great watch, I really enjoyed it and I feel it is great you show the Walmart too with all the prices, very interesting to see all of that, ✌️😊
The Disney passes.....years and years ago, you could buy a 2 week pass, use a day or two and use up a few days the following year, and the year or so after that, and after that. Have a great time. Look forward to seeing your videos.
When I went back in 2013 I was only 19 years old, first time to Florida without my parents, Pizza Hut messed my order up twice then gave me a bill with the tip already added, I demanded they removed it completely, the manager ended up giving me the bill for free due to my order getting messed up, but I genuinely had no idea at the time that tipping was essentially mandatory! I tip a couple of quid in loose change here in the UK, I wouldn’t dream of 20% unless my waitress did a song and dance for it, literally! Obviously I tip in Florida now, but usually 10%. 20% if the server is extra attentive 😅
Thanks 😊 tips are a nightmare
The tip thing, I remember same as you I e been going since 1992 and everyone would be all over you, oh your from Liverpool we love the beetles, no it’s like sit down, service, big tip. When I spoke to my server in Millers he said they don’t expect it anymore as they know times are hard but a lot of staff have kicked off at customers over tips, which isn’t a good look
Love all your Travel Day and 1st Day vlogs, our first day ritual is always hitting the Malls & Outlets love it, keep bringing us them Florida vlogs, wicked 👍🏼
Great video!! Yeah, tipping sucks even for us Americans especially as you pointed out the recent decrease in the quality of service. This has probably been brought up in another comment already but in many places here in the US, servers are not paid minimum wage and are expected to "make the rest up in tips". Restaurants are legally allowed to do this. Another unfortunate fact is that these type of jobs typically offer no benefits/time off or even leniency for their employees when they are in a position when they should not or can not work and won't be able to provide the best service. Like making a server work after a loved one dies or when they are sick or not feeling well. I think you guys made the right decision still leaving a tip, even if it was the minimum amount. That's what we do if we're not too impressed with the service either, but knowing this fact would make not leaving a tip at all not sit well with me. If someone is being paid $2.00 an hour and you not tipping them means they possibly won't be able to feed their children, it feels off. This probably isn't happening in big corporate chains like The Cheesecake Factory but it is something to consider when eating out in the US. Also, this applies to sit down restaurants only with servers. When purchasing something at a counter service-type place, tipping isn't really expected at all beyond a dollar or two and is usually done in coffeeshops like Starbucks. There will usually be a small hidden "no tip" option if you are paying by screen in these types of situations.
Lots of information, thank you 😊
Another excellent vlog - thank you SO much for taking time out of your trip to film for us - so appreciated.
Florida rain ? Rather be
Get soaked in Florida than back home - the rain doesn’t bother me - it’s usually a welcome relief !
Great Vlog. Being extra good to us Florida nutters giving us 2hrs of Florida goodness 😂
Thank you 😊 lol
Love how u both get excited still, just love florida too. Lauras quiz is cute, got to be false, oh n andrew u crack me up... keep em comin 😂
Thanks so much! Stride on 😊
Tipping.. The US really do need to pay staff a decent wage. It is not down to us to top up their pay. 10% is plenty. So many people think you have HAVE to pay what it says in the bill, you don’t!
Love our Florida holidays and your Vlogs are a fab top up until our next trip 🎉❤😊
Have lovely time looks brilliant in Florida 😊
Few years back Virginia only paid wait staff 2 dollars an hour because as far as legislators were concerned, they'd get tips to make up for it. It was raised a little bit ago but it is still laughably low. Shame that so many companies here will take advantage of their workers if there wasn't a law in place to stop it.
Indeed!
Depends what time we get there usually travel day when we get there we chill for a bit go out for dinner then go to bed then first full day we just have a pool day then go out in the evening for dinner
Absolutely loved this, Great video! I miss Orlando so much, when you sprayed the guy in the blue I was laughing my head off at that
Lemon loaf and coffee ,cake first then the icing ,always a must in Florida
Thank you 😊
I’m from NY I tip depending on service usually if mandatory I tip the lowest allowed 😅
Thank you 😊
First day i went to Perkins for breakfast. IHOP is always my second favourite for breakfast
The commentary on the water guns 🤣 could watch it all day 🤣
Completely agree on the service, poor service in most places and the tipping is out of control.
I think you guys are spot on with all your comments about tipping. I've been going to Florida for 45 years and always tip the minimum expected, 15% before, 18% now, plus a bit extra for exceptional service. I've definitely noticed a decline in service which feels it may just be towards the Brits. In 2022 we had the same waitress at California Grill we'd had in 2019 and her attitude towards us was a lot less attentive. We still tipped her $80!
Thank you 😊
The restaurants make more money by printing 18% 20% and 22% on the bill. For the price of a litle extra ink people feel the pressure to pay those amounts and it works. You just have to put your foot down. If the service is really really bad then put a big 0% tip in there. They'll get the message. If I have too many drinks at a restaurant and the service is good then I might give a 30% tip (like I did at the expensive restaurant the other night). 20% is probably the average but you don't have to tip what they write down, specialy if the service is bad.
Good points!
I don't like tipping way over the the top in % 20 wow. The companies should pay employees better. Large companies like the Cheesecake factory should pay less to shareholders invest in staff. Sure increase the cost to the meals ( which are already expensive compared to the UK ) and take away the need for tipping, reward your staff. I visit family for 35 years service is not what it was sadly some staff hardly look at you....
Thank you 😊
Proper lols at you water shooting everyone Andrew 👍😍🤣🤣🤣
I found the easiest way to calculate the tip is to just double whatever the tax is on the bill
Hi 👋🏻 firstly, really love your content, especially the Florida trips 🤗 We go to Florida, generally, once a year and the tipping situation can be really awkward!! I agree with you totally that in most cases they’re asking for too much for average service. We usually leave $5 as a waitress on International Drive told us that’s what is the usual hourly rate in America. Then if they’re chatty and attentive we’ll give more, happily!! I used to work in hospitality and if I didn’t bring my A game it was reflected in my tips, why should America be any different 🤷🏻♂️
Totally agree on what you said Andy about us brits and tipping and the service we receive...And Iain deffo ...If you give a good service its reflected in your tips....Why should we give the same tip to someone who doesn't engage ...plonks food down no eye contact etc ..compared to a bubbly welcoming server who makes you feel like a million dollars...believe me when Americans come over here they dont tip as they do over there so why should we be vindicated...tip as service was given not whats expected....
$5 is fine if the bill is $25-30, but if the bill is $100 then a 5% tip is an insult (I wouldn’t leave just a 5% tip in the UK). The usual hourly rate in America is more like $14 for unskilled jobs such as working in Walmart, but waiting staff probably do only get paid $5 an hour.
How have I only just found your channel?!!! You two are so lovely to watch. Really enjoying your Florida clogs.
Thank you 😊 welcome Felicity 🙌🏼😊
We tip the amount that we feel they have earned regardless of what is expected, usually we give a 10% tip in the states. we have no problem rounding up a bill just a couple of dollars if the service was average, I will never tip 22% that is just taking the mickey
Good point there 😊
Only been to the US once, last March, on the way back from 3 weeks in the Caribbean watching England cricket there. Spent 4 days in New York, there was two of us, both mid 20’s and more interested in the liquid lunch side of things rather than actual food. But we only tipped 10% on food and tended to tip a dollar on a round of drinks which usually was 2 beers. The amount of money they must earn per hour though if everyone gave an 18% tip… would be crazy.
Honestly it’s mine and my boyfriends favourite thing to do in universal is use those water cannons… hours of fun 😂
Sitting here laughing head off at Andrew squirting everyone 44:52 😂😂
Hahaha 🤣
Great vlog from your first day. Loved the outlets and we watch your videos all the time. We actually said about those shirts been good for your dad too 😍 you guys are making us want to re book again. Looking forward to watching all your holiday vlogs. Also congratulations on your 60k subscribers 🎉 stride on 👍🏻
Hi,
On our first morning we always go to Denny’s for breakfast then go shopping. Usually at the PGA store as we are avid golfers.
Really enjoy your videos 👍
I can only speak for other US residents I know and myself, but I don’t know many people who tip 22% if listed. As a matter of fact, many tip the 20% if service is respectable, however, that’s 20% on the PRE-Tax bill. They are adding it POST-Tax if suggested gratuity is shown. Just something to consider.
Its quite alot!
😂😂omg we spend about 1-2hrs stopd on that boat with them water cannons 😂😂 literally the best!!
So fun!!
Great vlog today guys and thanks for sharing with us all 👍🏻, still jealous 😂
Yet another great vlog Guys, love the content, and I’m with you Andrew on them water squirters, they are a must, and my go to bit of fun in Universal 🤭🤭👍🏼
Thank you 😊
Looks lovely nice blue sky enjoy Andrew Laura 😊
Love your videos!!
We just subscribed & are watching from Memphis, TN
You do know how to travel the right way
Your condo in celebration is gorgeous 😊
You drive so good on the left side, is Americans could never adapt
Hope you enjoy your trip & so happy to have you & Laura in our Country!!
Stay safe & Happy 😎😎
Love checkers ! Fries bacon cheeseburger and shake omg yummy yummy I prefer to go to the Vineland outlet as well !
Cost of living globally is on the increase. So food costs more, service stays the same, and increasing tips are still expected… I don’t think the restaurants should be suggesting amounts if tipping isn’t mandatory. The fact they are asking me to tip 22% will make me want to tip less.
Morning routine for us - get up as early as our body clock does, then head to Hollywood studios for rope drop! This year(October) we’re going to try and change it up and go to celebration. I want a coffee on the rocking chairs ❤
Thank you 😊 nice routine Megan!
I loved this vlog it has everything in it. Last year at Cheesecake Factory, my meal never came out she forgot to order it then they ran out of chicken for the club sandwich, we never got refills it was just a terrible meal and service so we left nothing. We normally do 18-20%. I do agree that we used to get such good service in Florida but it’s not as good nowadays.
Thats a shame, resteraunts so hit and miss these days!
Tipping is really alway a sore point to most but what people have to be very careful with is their Bill make sure that there isn't all ready gratuity added or a Service Charge as that in its self is a Tip. Other then that love the videos big Fans love when the Garvey is about and his little rants about beer prices in the parks i'm the exact same. As for the answer to the Disney Question ................. What Andrew Said
It was a very good Florida road trip blog day 1 yesterday when you visited celebration to chili out having a coffee break in Starbucks , chilling out on all the rides in universal , it was a very good shopping blog when you visited Walmart and premium outlets aswell , chilling out having your dinner and some drinks in the cheese cake factory in Orlando for the Florida vibes andrew and Laura
It makes perfect sense to leave the icing till last that's the best bit I do that with all my food leave the best bit till last so that's the flavour that is left in your mouth
Just brilliant Andrew. So funny with the water sprays. 😂 You did well with the shopping too. Look forward to the next one. So enjoying the vlogs. Have fun! 🥰🌞🥰Xxx
Agree about the tip point you make
We love to go on a morningwalk at Lake Eola park in the weekend 🌴👍🏻
Not sure if you realised but you can use the 14 day Disney ticket for 18 days from the date you first select to activate it, not just 14.
Thanks 😊
Love watching you guys - American here - yeah it’s a bit wild here. 18 is considered standard for adequate service, but we have gone lower if it’s very bad. 20 is for great service. Sometimes, when it’s clear the server is trying their best and it’s something else causing the issue (low staff, slow kitchen, slow bar, etc.) we’ll give 18 or 20 - love the vids!
Thank you 😊
Noticed they seem to be changing the VS73 flight from, 11.10am to around 1/2pm. Bit of a shame that as it’s late getting into MCO. We chose that flight as it’s normally the A350 rather than the old A330, pot luck but I like getting into MCO for around 3/4pm then gives you a bit of time to get through customers, back to your hotel/villa and out for a few hours.
Yeah preffered it earlier!
Standard American dining tip chart: 15%= service was adequate but nothing special; 20%=server went above and beyond in any number of ways you may have noticed…. Anything above, like 25%, you were either just literally amazed or you know the person lol… But 10% definitely means service was lacking in some meaningful way; it’s bad form to leave anything less than 15% for adequate service.
First day tradition is to go out for a big American breakfast in the morning - we used to go to Mimi’s Cafe near The Loop but that shut down years ago, so we now go to Keke’s near Dr Phillips.
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A great epic vlog...I have shared it with friends, so happy to be making notes from your ideas...the Walmart is great, but don't overlook the dollar tree for park snack and drinks, also branded make up repackaged in plain white and see through bags for Laura. Can't wait for the next one...thank you. 😊
Re tips , IF it's good service then I give 20% BUT if it's poor I only tip a max of 10% and I tell them why , and agree they are less attentive than they were going back 5/6 years ago
Volcano Bay on first day! American Starbucks too, can't beat it!
Starbucks in Orlando is more expensive than in the UK. Plus it took me ages to work out why my large Starbucks lattes were weaker than here, and that is because in America they only put two shots in a large latte, whereas in the UK they put 3 shots in.
Going to Florida the first time at the end of July, think I’ll be making a visit to celebration looks really chilled! I’ll keep an eye out for other top tips! 😁
Thank you 😊
Johnny Carson fave for presenting the Tonight show for me...
We like the Vineland premium outlet , plenty of good deals to be had 👍🏻
Last 2 trips to Orlando, first mornings breakfast at Keke’s on Conroy Road then the 10 min drive down to Universal Studios 😊
I will visit next time, I’m sure it was Celebration I was at a Nike outlet and a Wendy’s but it must be on the outskirts of the town
Wonderful First Vlog, Andrew and Laura.
Totally agree with the tips, we last went in 2016 so i can't judge between then and now how the waiters are, but it was bad enough in 16, but 22% would in my opinion put people off travelling which would be sad.
Think Laura deserves her trips to Florida just for sorting out your socks in the laundry 😂
Oh and congrats on the Disney APass, hope it works out better for you both.
Stride On for Day 2 🙂
Only ever tip what you want to, don’t believe in being told what to tip. Not there to pay wages. We’ve been 20 times and only ever tip according to service. Never paid what they demand.
The pure joy Andrew gets from the sprayers. Fills my heart.
It's great fun. I'm cruel! 😁
@Stevie Gibson Naaaaw..I love those sprayers too. Nobody ever expects it! So much fun..hahaha. 😆
Hi ya guys
Love your vlogs
Our fist day is always Magic Kingdom, get in early for a Starbucks and something to eat then rope drop and straight round to Space Mountain 😍
But we also love celebration 😍
Absolutely love watching your May Florida series so far! We stay at Indian Ridge when we visit Kissimmee. Can you tell us what your favourite Chilis’ is?? We are the same as you guys, chilis is one of our favs. Thanks for the fun Vlogs 👍