Was just reading this about Disney and I love this quote right here
One of the most popular questions asked at the park is: ‘What time does the 3 o’clock parade start?’ “We call it the 3 o’clock question,” Giannetta said with a chuckle. “But the quality of your response is what matters. You need to think: what are they really asking?” This might mean pointing customers towards an air-conditioned spot to relax at while waiting for the parade, or suggesting a refreshment hut, restrooms, ride suggestions, or just a little interaction. In Disneyland, customers aren’t morons for asking obvious questions; they just might need guidance; both in maneuvering the park and in creating the kinds of memories they came for in the first place.
I think this applies not just in theme parks, but in lots of situations when I get asked really obvious questions. In each case, I have a choice: do I go for the ridicule and spend time on that, or do I just skip to being helpful. Sharole will tell you which one I seem to choose more often, but the truth is I’m not a completely heartless jerk all the time, and it’s reassuring to find a message out there that I can use to bolster my more suave and conciliatory side.
however I wasn’t willing to budge till I saw it, my childhood memories coming back here. About 11.30pm it finally started and boy was it worth it, so much fun, one car turned into a U-shape, and another car just wouldn’t die, it was smashed all over and still keep on, moving on. Jordan was the only one that saw it, but the other kids got to see it on the way out all the smashed up cars. One more sleepover and then it was time to them to leave. But not before a slip’n'slide which ended up biting the dust after one use, they sure don’t make things sturdy nowadays. When Uncle Edgar and Aunty Karen came, TJ got out his R/C car and they had a spin of it, it’s rather fast.
sadly it was just shy of covering the whole area of the whole construction 
