So you have packed your bags and you are heading for Florida for your family's dream vacation. You have everything mapped out; from door to door you have it figured down to the minute. The one thing that you were sure not to forget to do was to book a room at the All Star movies resort in Florida because it makes such a fantastic fun vacation for the family at Disney.
There are many different resorts that you could choose from when you go into the Disney area. Many people stay close to the parks but go with a private area resort or perhaps even a hotel. But if you really want to experience what Disney is all about, especially from a family vacation standpoint, then the this is exactly what your family is looking for. They have several packages for your family to choose from, but each one of them is great in its own special way.
Unlike many of the other resorts in the Disney area, the resort offers your family real Disney entertainment at a lower price. You get a themed Disney room for your family to enjoy along with access to one of several great poolside areas. You'll also get all the benefits of the Disney transportation packages. There are buses that will pick you up right at the resort and take you to the destination inside Disney of your choice for free. While you are there, don't forget to check out the great breakfast area, especially the Mickey Mouse shaped waffles. They are delicious!
So before you pack your bags for the perfect family Disney vacation make sure that you have your rooms booked to this fantastic hotel in Florida, It will give your family a vacation that they will certainly never forget.
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I’ll always remember that july night of 1970. Dad sent me to hit the sack a lot of times. Tom Seaver, Jim Palmer, Jim Merritt and Sam McDowell kept the game scoreless until the sixth frame. Dad pumped his right fist when Ray Fosse scored the first run on Carl Yastrzemski single against Gaylord Perry. “Let’s go guys”. I approached to the TV set. “That team isn’t going to win this game”. Dad wrinkled his forehead. “Which one?” “The American League”. Dad showed me the way to my bedroom. “Ok, ok, Dad. Maybe the American League could win”.
In the bottom of the seventh the National League got the bases loaded but only scored once. Dad hit the palm of his left hand with his right fist when Willie McCovey grounded into doubleplay. He started to whistle “Take me out to the ballgame” when Brooks Robinson smacked a triple against Bob Gibson that put the score 4-1.
When Roberto Clemente lined out a sacrifice fly to tie the game 4- 4 in the bottom of the ninth, Dad took me to my bedroom. “Come on Dad! Are you afraid that your team lose?”
The intensity of the extrainning grabbed Dad’s eyes into the TV set. This let me watch the game from behind the sofa.
At the bottom of the twelfth inning, Pete Rose and Bill Garbarkewitz hit singles after two outs. Dad moved his eyes back. I hid under the sofa. Jim Hickman batted a single to centerfield. Rose passed through third base as a train. Fosse stepped in front of home plate to wait Amos Otis’ throw. Rose collided against Fosse and made him roll over the ground. The Nacional league won 5-4. The collision impact made me shout. “Yooohoo. The National League won”. Dad looked at me and the chase started. I ran harder than Pete Rose and jumped over my bed. I’ve heard of other All Star games but none as intense as that one of 1970.
Alfonso Tusa. Cumanà. Venezuela. 1961. Chemical Technician. Colaborator in El Nacional daily journal at the sections: Letters, Word games, New signatures. On August 2004, he got the price to the best letter sent to El Nacional for “An errand in Bebedero” (“Un mandado en Bebedero”). On October 2004, his baseball novel “Expectations between Lions and Navigators” (“Esperanzas entre Leones y Navegantes”), was the runner up at the first contest of Literature and Baseball organized by the Venezuelan Winter League of Professional Baseball. On August 2005, his article “An unforgettable home run” was published at the web page athomeplate.com. On December 2005, his article “Nestor Chavez. His pitching performance in 1967” . (“El Làtigo Chàvez en 1967” ) was published in the magazine Gente en Ambiente. On January 2006, his baseball research chronicle “A magical season” (“Una temporada màgica”) got the first place at the second contest of Literature and Baseball organized by the Venezuelan Winter League of Professional
