Descriptive Essay About Water Park

Upon arrival, many may think that Busch Gardens is a vacation you must attend, but after you have been there so many times, it really doesn’t get old. That particular day, I just knew things were going the wrong direction. The weather was a terrible excessive of heat beating down on all of us, mixed with the mile line just to ride a ride, and the prices are sky high like that roller coaster I thought I was going to die on. The first thing we did was hit the roller coasters and avoided the water. Why did we avoid the water? I am still yet to figure that out myself.

I was standing in line with my sister and cousin waiting to get on the “Viper”. We were at Six Flags having already been in the long line an hour and a half. We all went on our favorite rides, then we decided to go on the roller-coaster. This was going to be my very first ever roller-coaster in my life. Then the roller coaster conductor told us to get on the coaster. I jumped in, put my seatbelt on and listened to the safety precautions. Then the conductor pressed the button and we were off.

I was walking off of the field with my teammates after two blowouts. In Steamboat on the second day. All of us were so excited to get to the pool and have some fun! Me and my baseball teammate that I was staying with meet each other there. We hurried downstairs put on our swimsuits and before you can blink we were in the water. When everybody was in the pool and before you knew it we were playing 500 with the football. After we did that for a couple of hours we went to got to the hot tub and that's when everything went bad. We had our older teammates brother which was 16. We saw some other kids in the hot tub. Then we went in and then Kelin the 16 year old said,” What are you guys here for?”

Now I had a bit of extra time before the girls would be home from Gracelands, so I decided to see the mighty Mississippi River. When I walked down the stairs that lead me to the waterfront I was amazed how wide the river was, at this point of the river it had to be close to 2 km wide. Many years ago I watched the film 'The Firm' which was filmed in Memphis and wanted to see the monorail that goes across to mud island, in the film Tom Cruise jumps on the monorail to get away from the baddies. It was now around 10:30am and the weather extremely hot tipping the scales at 100 F which is 38 C with high humidity, so I wandered back through the city to the baseball stadium across from our hotel. The Memphis Redbirds are a minor league baseball team and their gates to the stadium was open so I walked in. Got in a little further and the gates to the seating areas were open so walked through them, took some photos and sat in a seat behind home plate before I got a tap on the shoulder from a security guard. I explained I'm Australian and never seen a baseball stadium before, the security guard didn't care and was just concerned I might go onto the

The day before returning, we went to Six Flags, it was a nice experience for me because it was the first time that I being in a big park like that. At the entrance I take pictures with my teammates. When we were heading to one of the lines to enter in one of the roller-coaster it was a long line, I think we spend like an hour trying get into the roller-coaster. I do not even know that a part of that park it was a water park, so I do not bring my swim-suit but I still get wet no matter

“Due to the intensive forecast, the game has been delayed”. “What?”I said. My heart was being crushed as I watched the scoreboard broadcast the weather map. All of the red and yellow was tearing me apart like a wishbone. After about 20 minutes after the scheduled start, the rain came. It didn’t just come, it came firing. People screamed as rain poured down on them. I sprinted to the food stand to get a hot dog and a pretzel. Lightning came next, and it was loud. People screamed every time lightning struck, and I was worried also. I got pretty good video of lightning almost striking a building across the highway. As we watched the rain, we heard very concerning news. “Did you hear that there is a tornado back home?” someone said with a sad tone. I almost peed myself. Me and my dad went and stood underneath the safest area of Busch, and it got pretty packed. The security guards were escorting people from the top 2 levels of Busch. Those were an hour and thirty minutes I would like to forget. So many drunk people in the same area. Lightning stopped an 1 hour and 30 minutes later, but it was still raining but the umpires started the game! It was 11:30 at night, and I was tired. We decided to just go

In July 2016, I had a wonderful day planned. My girlfriend, Audrey, and I were prepared to spend a full day at Lincoln State Park. After eating breakfast at Denny’s, we pulled into the entrance of the state park. With our swimsuits on and backpacks strapped, the hiking began. To say the least, we had a long, long hike with minor incidents including a small snake that caused me to scream like a little girl and a tower we climbed even though I am afraid of heights. To wrap up the day, we swam in the lake infested with little, microscopic minnows and took our turn at canoeing, which ended up getting us stuck in the middle of the lake. All in all, the day of adventures with Audrey was relaxing and refreshing, but unfortunately, the excitement was

When my brother was two years old, we went to Sea World. It was very impressive! It was like an oven outside. It felt like 1 million degrees out there. When it was time to watch Shamu, me and my cousin Brantlee wanted to get wet. So we,went to the splash section of the stadium. We tried to get wet but we could not get wet at

I first went to Garner State Park when I was thirteen years of age, I had never heard of that place before, but my neighbors from across the street had invited me for the weekend. Ever since I visited, it became one of my favorite places to attend to; I have yet to find someone who doesn’t find that park beautiful. I did a vast number of things which were all genuinely enjoyable; everything was done at the perfect time from the early morning till sunset.

It was a normal day I got home and my mom was there. “She told me are you ready?” “I said for what?” She exclaimed “You’re going to Norris Lake!” I was super excited because I was going with my friend from my soccer team Trey. I got packed as fast I can and they picked me up. The only problem was it was 101 degrees and a 8 hour drive. About halfway to the lake we stop at a restaurant and get food. We went to Wendys. After that we would drive and get gas and about 10 minutes before we get there we stop at Walmart and get food for the entire week.

During the relaxed summer of 2010 my family and I passed through the entrance of the campgrounds, and the moment night dawned upon us prompted the most scarring experience of my life. In our small car, my irritable older stepbrother, my over excited mom, and my exhausted stepdad finally had arrived to our destination, Lake Tahoe, after and excruciating seven hour driving starting from Southern California. After many times of me annoyingly inquiring, “Are we there yet?” and subjecting myself to the wrath and dismissiveness of my family, my ten-year old self was elated that we finally reached our destination. Once we parked at our campsite, my family hastily got out of our tightly packed, dirty 2004 BMW 3 Series, and all spread out among the site. The crisp, evening air was complemented by the crunching of the gravel and

My family had decided to go to an amusement park, Six Flags to be more specific. It was crowded, but that’s obvious. Everywhere I looked I could see groups of people. There was screaming, laughing, and talking surrounding me which makes sense since we were at a well-known amusement park. I didn’t want to come, but I didn’t have a choice. I don’t enjoy most rollercoasters and rather hate them due to my fear of heights. So, with my youngest brother I sat outside next to the entrance of all the “fun” rides and either went on other rides for toddlers with my brother which I will admit some of the rides were entertaining or, I would stand outside of the ride waiting for the rest my family to return. It was hot and humid, forming a sticky feeling

The party had inflatable art around the back of it and had some white blocks for chairs on the sides. In the middle it had a black mat on the sand for kids to dance on. Then straight behind us was Lake Erie. I ran out into the water and it was moderately warm. I came back to the area we were sitting in. As I sat down I thought I would pull out my phone and check some of the wait times since it was dark. I saw that there was a ride with a fifteen minute wait time.

Have you ever used a tap-to-pay credit card or walked through an automatic door? Have you ever used the GPS on a cellphone or gotten shopping suggestions while browsing a shopping website? Chances are that anyone could answer yes to most of those questions, and if so they have potentially already been picked up by a big data system. Extremely similar techniques of collecting data are being used in the Disney World of today so that Disney can know where their consumers have been, what they look at, and what they buy. Imagine Disney as a shepherd who was struggling to keep up with his ever-growing “flock” of “sheep” — or the people visiting Disney World park and resort; Disney decided that in order to better manage the influx of guests he

There was one peculiar individual, a young Hispanic male, who I observed riding a bicycle in circles around the only building in the park for approximately ten minutes. Nothing but circles, and then he rode off down the road. There was another Hispanic male who was pushing a young child on a swing. After a short time they left the park on foot. The last person I saw during the Freeze-Frame, besides the ice-cream man who drove by and the trailer park resident who passed through the park and walked on down the road, was a city worker who was doing routine maintenance in the park; checking sprinklers, emptying garbage, and doing whatever in the building.