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"We're absorbing about 100,000 square feet of office space a quarter, but there's still 3 million (square feet) left, and we have a long way to go to get there," said Jason Wolf, founder and principal of the firm. "It's obvious the market is a lot more cautious than where it was five years ago, so it will take longer than a year to get through all of the absorption that needs to be done."
But Wolf said a few areas like Mount Laurel, Marlton and Moorestown are performing above expectations, as leasing deals are being completed in the range of $11 to $13 per square foot, compared to between $7 and $9 per square foot when the South Jersey market as a whole "hit a bottom, psychologically, a year ago."
"We went through a period of turmoil when everybody was doing whatever they could to secure a deal. But now the desperation mode is over, and we're finding that people are being more selective," Wolf said. "We're still restructuring lease terms today 15 (percent) to 20 percent below where they were six years ago, but the price points are higher than they were two years ago, which has been driving higher deals."
Wolf said increasing competition for quality office space between 10,000 square feet and 40,000 square feet among traditionally strong South Jersey industry sectors, like health care, law, engineering and insurance, has driven up rental rates and absorption in desirable areas. That strong leasing activity is beginning to drip into struggling locations like Pennsauken and Voorhees, especially as regional health care systems like Cooper University Hospital, Virtua and Lourdes Health System continue to "push down that way for more visibility," Wolf said.
However, even the healthiest commercial districts are struggling to secure tenants for offices that comprise less than 10,000 square feet of space, as small businesses continue to downsize and large companies shutter their satellite locations to combine offices into Princeton, New York or Philadelphia markets, Wolf said.
But in 2013, Wolf said he expects those companies to very slowly start to trickle back into the area, noting a Kansas City-based firm recently reopened an office in Marlton.
"This is one of those markets where jobs are the driving force. The jobs picture looks pretty bleak, and businesses are using every excuse they can find right now to keep their growth slow and steady," Wolf said. "Still, the last three quarters were dominated by lease renewals, and now we're starting to see new deals in the market. I don't see rents doubling in the next year, but I do think we'll continue to see a slow trend upward in rents and leasing activity going forward."


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In the comments section is also a very long quoted explanation of the overnight downtime that was posted by SOE's CTO on the EQ2 forums.
UPDATE 8:15am PST (Dec 7): Just caught this on Twitter: "An update from the team. They are very close to completing the maintenance and doing some final testing. Things are looking very good!"
UPDATE 8:37pm PST (Dec 6): We just saw this from Dave "Smokejumper" Georgeson on Twitter: "Best laid plans of mice. We launch tomorrow at 10am [PST]. The background data scripts took WAY longer to run then anticipated. Sorry all."
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Ladies and Gentlemen, Friends and Trolls...
We have just evaluated the status of the current update and have come to the conclusion that we can either unlock servers and risk broken content, or ensure that we provide the best experience possible and delay the update to tomorrow morning.
We have to do it RIGHT. For all of you and for all of us.
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5:25pm PST: Latest update spotted on Twitter: "We are unlikely to launch until 8:00 PM PST or later. We are terribly sorry that this maintenance has taken so long. [Isulith]"
4:10pm PST: This was just posted on Facebook and Twitter: "We still do not have an updated ETA for the servers yet. We're very sorry. Please stay tuned and we'll let you know just as soon as we do. Thank you! [Isulith]"
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For those of you concerned about your account status, character slots, etc., please don't panic yet. Accounts migrations are still in progress while servers are down.
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Now, let's all go back to watching and waiting in antici...... pation.
Linda "Brasse" Carlson has posted an update about the downtime:
We have encountered some unforeseen issues that we want to address before unlocking Accounts and Commerce, to ensure that we provide the best possible experience for all our customers. At this time, we expect Accounts and Commerce to come back online this afternoon. We regret that the unlock on EQII servers will also be delayed to this afternoon.
While we have no solid eta at this time, we will continue to update you as quickly as we can as more info becomes available!
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The Depot Theater Company is expanding its schedule of performances by bringing in other performance groups.
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"We're reaching out to bring other types of concerts to Dodge," said Connie Penick, director of the company.
"The concerts we're bringing in are more intimate in performance and wouldn't play very well at larger venues like the Expo Center, the arena or the Civic Center," she said.
The first such concert, in collaboration with the Garden City Convention and Visitors Bureau and partially sponsored by the Depot Theater Guild, features three veteran performers as the group's name suggests.
"Las Tres Gitanas," (The Three Gypsies), includes Priscilla Hallberg, violinist; Cynthia Egger, guitarist and Tamara Carson, Spanish dancer in an evening of music and dance from Spain and Brazil.
"We have what would be considered classical Spanish music on the program but there's also the Bossa Nova and other dances from Brazil," Hallberg said in a phone interview Friday.
"The concert is designed to be entertaining — something you don't need classical training to enjoy," she said.
The concert features a multi-media visual aspect, with slides depicting areas that the music comes from, paintings featuring musical instruments, translations of some of the texts, and a series of images of the moon, which is a central theme of one of the selections.
"It will be an additional dimension to the evening," Hallberg said.
The concert, which was performed at the Community Congregational Church in Garden City Friday evening, is the first in a planned series called "Strings and Friends."
The series is designed to spotlight various styles of string playing.
"I'm thinking of this series as a way to raise awareness of string playing and the different styles as part of our student program called 'The String Academy of the Plains,'" Hallberg said.
Upcoming concerts in the series will feature a string quartet, a program of solo violin music from the French Impressionism period, and a bluegrass group called Run Boy Run.
Run Boy Run has been featured on Garrison Keillor's "Prairie Home Companion" radio show and will offer workshops while in the area on topics such as improvisation and the business side of the music industry.
Proceeds for the concert at the Depot will go to benefit Depot programs, while future concerts at other venues will benefit Hallberg's string academy, a 501 (c)(3) not-for-profit organization.
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ADRIAN — CodeRed is not just for severe weather anymore.
The system that calls Lenawee County residents with instant warnings of tornados, thunderstorms and floods is being upgraded to give many more emergency notices, said Curtis Parsons, Lenawee County emergency management coordinator.
The CodeRed system was made available for county residents in April 2011 through a federal Homeland Security grant. Parsons said another grant became available that will pay for an expanded service through the spring of 2015.
"I think it's a great opportunity," Parsons told county commissioners at a criminal justice committee meeting on Thursday.
The system will now deliver notices to county residents of such things as missing child reports, barricaded gunmen or ongoing shooting incidents, chemical spills and even traffic disruptions on key roadways.
The upgrade is to go into effect in the coming week, he said Thursday.
CodeRed telephone notices can be tailored for delivery to people in specific areas rather than countywide, Parsons said. In case of a chemical spill, for example, people in the affected area can be immediately called and given instructions to shelter in place or evacuate, he said.
Notices of missing children in other communities that have the extra CodeRed feature have sparked quick responses that helped in locating the children, he said.
Lenawee residents who have enrolled to receive CodeRed weather warnings since 2011 seem happy with the service, said commissioner Cletus Smith, R-Madison Twp. Warnings come over the telephone before they are reported on radio or television.
Adding more types of alerts could be a great benefit, he said.
"If it works half as good as CodeRed is for weather, we should have been using it many months ago," Smith said.
Parsons said it appears unlikely federal grants will be renewed in the future to continue the service. When money for two years of service became available, he said, he decided to get it and figure out a way to sustain it later. The cost is $27,000 for a full year, he said.
One option to fund the system in the future, he said, is to ask local governments in the county to pay a share.
Commission chairman John Tuckerman, R-Blissfield, said getting citizen support for continuing the CodeRed system should not be difficult judging from the popularity of the weather warning feature.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission announced Tuesday that it has named Carl W. Hoecker its inspector general.
Hoecker currently serves as inspector general for the U.S. Capitol Police and will replace David Kotz, who left the SEC last year. Jon T. Rymer, the inspector general for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., has served as the SEC's interim inspector general since May 2012.
"Carl has demonstrated ability in conducting complex investigations," said SEC Chairman Elisse Walter, in a statement. "He has more than 30 years of federal law enforcement experience and is well qualified to serve as the SEC's inspector general."
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"I am deeply honored to have been selected for this position," said Hoecke, in the same statement. "The SEC has an extremely important mission and I look forward to working with the commissioners, the SEC staff, and the SEC stakeholders as I carry out my responsibilities under the Inspectors General Act."
According to the SEC, Hoecker has served since 2006 as the first inspector general of the U.S. Capitol Police. He spent 10 years at the Treasury Department, starting as a special agent in 1996 and serving as deputy assistant inspector general from October 2003 to July 2006. Hoecker joined the inspector general community in 1992 as a criminal investigator at the U.S. Information Agency, now part of the State Department. He began his career with the U.S. Army in 1976 as a military policeman, later becoming a special agent for the Army Criminal Investigations Command, the SEC says.
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Sometimes, raising children feels a little like how I imagine life was for the pioneers of the westward expansion. You know, how they were basically traversing an unknown continent based on anecdotal accounts, feverish dreams and maps titled: choose your own adventure.
And right now, were somewhere on the plains, cheerily digging into our second barrel of sauerkraut, not having heard yet about the Donner Party. And, I know were going to get from kindergarten to the gold-dusted streams of the Sierras, Im just not exactly sure how. Somewhere ahead lies the rugged territories of adolescence (shudder) and algebra, but anything past, well, today, is pretty hazy.
Recently, Dan and I were watching an episode of the TV show Parenthood, in which a teenage daughter was so sullenly put out by the very existence of her parents, to whom she even get this spoke harshly. And Dan and I looked at each other like, Rosie in 10 years? No way. But of course, the only Rosie we know is the one who creaks open our bedroom door at 6:02 a.m., crawling under the covers as if reporting for work.
Maybe its that imagining your childs future is like planning for tomorrows sunrise when youre completely dazzled by the sun crashing through the colorful clouds of this morning. I mean, I can barely even imagine next summer, Im so entrenched in snow boots and windshield ice-scrapers. But when I turn the channel on my fuzzy TV station to grown-up Rosie, she and her future partner are snuggled on the couch and Rosie is leaning over shrieking, Tickle me! Bite me! Get me! No, dont get me! No, get meeeeeeeee!
And Col? Even though hes already fallen for, and then tossed aside, so many passions already: garbage trucks, push brooms, steam trains and heavy machinery (I used to finagle long stroller walks to a construction site with 2-year-old Col, until the crew caught on: Lady, you need to have a hard hat to be here), I see him simply as the grown-up version of himself, now. Like, someday hell graduate from University of LEGOs with a degree in experimental engineering, emphasis: vinegar and baking soda explosions. For his graduation present, Dan and I will give him a roll of bendable wire and a case of duct tape.
And really, isnt it beautiful that we dont know the next chapters of our childrens lives? My friend Jennifer is always surprised to see how calm and focused Col can be, because she just cant shake the memory of toddler Col crashing exuberantly through our playgroup, setting off little earthquakes under other kids carefully constructed block towers.
How lucky that even though it contains all the bittersweetness of watching your kids shed yet another skin, we get to follow the unexpected twists and turns of this novel called Growing Up. And thankfully, unlike the pioneers, theres no one destination to reach; its more about finding the nuggets of gold every day.
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The 1961 Topps baseball card set included 587 standard size 2˝" x 3˝" cards (#1-#598 with several skipped numbers). 2 cards were accidently numbered #463, one of them (the Braves Team card was supposed to be card #426).
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MLB Baseball expansion led to one of the least attractive aspects of the 1961 Topps baseball card set. The American League made several changes. The Los Angeles Angels were added, the Washington Senators became the Minnesota Twins and a new franchise was granted to the Washington Senators who also debuted in 1961. Possibly because of these team changes, many players had their portrait photos taken without their baseball caps. Not only did most of the players look awful without their caps, they looked more like your old, not so handsome uncle then athletes!
Card backs were black print on an army green background on a dark card stock making them somewhat difficult to read. TOP ROOKIES: #35 Ron Santo, #141 Billy Williams, #417 Juan Marichal, Willie Davis, Zoilo Versalles & Jim Maloney; are popular players but still reasonably priced.
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Card #1 features All-American basketball player Dick Groat
Collectors of 1961 Topps cards may also want to take a look at 3 other baseball issues Topps released that year: a Topps Dice Game, Topps Magic Rub-Offs and a series of Topps Stamps.
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Koh Kong is the capital of Koh Kong province in Cambodia'sthe Cardamom Mountains. It is 8km away from Cham Yeam, which is connected by Cambodia's southernmost Thai border crossing to the Thai town of Hat Lek.
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Koh Kong has an airport but it's not currently used for commercial passenger flights. Runway is in a less than desirable shape (May '08) and airtravel will not commence commercially for a while. It is one of Cambodias greenest and most eco friendly province, with its town being very little, but surrounded by Asia's biggest tropical Mangroves, beautiful islands and mountains. Koh Kong Island is opened to the public now for day trips, and will offer the possibility to stay there starting November 2012.
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Koh Kong is linked to Phnom Penh and Sihanoukville by highway 48, which branches off National Highway 4 at Sre Ambel. The road is paved and complete with 5 bridges. It's a good scenic drive through some of Cambodia's least developed and unspoiled regions - the Cardamom Mountains. Minibuses and tourist air-con buses to and from Koh Kong leave mainly in the mornings. Afternoon departures depend on demand. Tickets to Phnom Penh or Sihanoukville should cost arounf 25000 riel (US$6.25). Sihanoukville travel agencies often ask for US$8-10.
There is no longer a boat from Koh Kong to Sihanoukville. It stopped in 2009 although some travel agents in Thailand still sell travel tickets for the (non existent) boat.
There is a daily bus leaving to Koh Kong from Kep via Kampot (US$16). It leaves at 7:30 AM.
From Thailand
The border is at Cham Yeam, about 10 km by road northwest of the town. It faces Hat Lek in Thailand. Motos (US$2 to 2.5), shared taxis and taxis (US$9 to $10 for the entire car) run between the town and the border. Drivers will ask for more (asking for 400 baht is common) - don't let them. Negotiate in dollars rather than baht, baht prices always work out more expensive.
If you take a tuk-tuk from the border, you will have to pay 6-7 dollars for the trip, depending on your negotiations skills. You can share the costs if you travel with someone. If you take a Taxi, driver will ask you to pay 100 bath or 3 dollars each and he will wait till he has 4 people on board. You do not need to pay toll fee for passing the bridge in tuk-tuk or taxi. It's included in the price.
If you take a moto it might be possible that you have to pay toll a fee for the bridge (1400 riel for a moto), which can be paid in riel, USD or baht. The rate is stated on the toll booths: it's better to hand over your money at the booth so that your fare is not impacted later.
Current exchange rate is 1 USD = 4000 Riel
Your driver will likely offer to exchange money to riel at overall poor rates - just politely refuse, there is no legal requirement to change any foreign money into Riels and the US Dollar is the de-facto consumer currency of Cambodia. There is of course a legal tender in Cambodia. In Koh Kong, and other border provinces, Thai baht is also accepted, but you'll get better rates if you exchange baht rather than shop with them.
If you're continuing further into Cambodia, beware of overpriced bus tickets: US$15-30 or more - do not agree to this. Agencies may tell you that the normal price is US$25 or 30, and, as such, USD15 is a big bargain - this is not true. The proper price to Phnom Penh is 25000 riel (US$6) if you get a ticket for US$8 you are doing well!
Cambodian Immigration
While problematic officials are increasingly less common, there are some old tricks that may be worth being aware of.
After you get your passport stamped with the Thai exit stamp, walk down the road, and the arrivals office is on the left side of the street. Ignore the fake quarantine station . If you allow the touts to direct you there, they will take your temperature, give you a bogus form and ask for 20-400Baht. You do not need this form and you will not be asked for it when you apply for your Visa or entry stamp.
The fee for a tourist visa is US$20. You may be asked for 1000-1300 baht (about $30 USD) or for $20 with an additional 100-300 baht fee. If you pay, you'll likely have your visa very quickly. Insisting on paying only $20 may lead to being made to wait, though the visa will come. Arriving early can help, as in the late afternoon a corrupt official knows that a delay could result in missing onward transport, which makes the bribe seem more attractive. Whenever you arrive, be polite, say hello (sue-saw-day) and thank-you (awkunh) in Khmer and you should find no problems.
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Cambodian visas are available on arrival. The official building is just after the bridge, to the right of the Traditional Style Arch (see map). Tourist visas cost $20 and permit one stay of up to 30 days.
Alternatively, you can obtain an e-Visa for US$25, which is the same visa as the one for $20 but obtained online in advance. Having an e-Visa saves time at the border but that's all the extra $5 gets you.
$20 tourist visas (T class) are extendable for one month only ; anyone wanting longer stays and multiple entries in Cambodia will need a $25 business visa (E class, valid for 30 days and extendable once in Cambodia). Confusingly, E class visas are unrelated to the online visas. They costs $25 and require no extra documents or fees. Make sure the officials know that you know this.
Once you have your visa, brush off the touts and go to the arrival window to get your entry stamp into Cambodia.
From the immigration, you have to find your way down a small rugged road to the river. The first few motocycle taxi drivers will speak English well and ask for 400Baht. Ignore them, and keep on walking down the road. In about 250 meters there is the main group of taxi drivers, where the standard fare to Kokong town is 50B (including the bridge toll of 11B). It takes around 10 minutes to reach the center of town.
Get around
Motobike taxi around town costs 1000 riel.
Around Koh Kong, there are islands, mountains, jungles, rivers, waterfalls, a zoo, casino, and a lot more.
Koh Kong Island (considered one of the best beaches in SE Asia). There are no accommodations on Koh Kong Island as it is military run and therefore illegal to spend the night, however day trips are offered by Koh Kong Divers tour centre and some other operators in Koh Kong.
Along highway 4 (Sihanoukville - Phnom Penh), about 30 km south of Traeng Trayoung, 20 km north of the Koh Kong turn-off, there is on the west side of the road a small turn-off which leads to a nice set of rapids called O'bak Retes. Great place to stop.
Day tours and overnight adventure trips to Koh Kong Island and other Islands in Kong Province, Pream Krasop Mangroves(Asia's Largest), Waterfalls & Trekking in the Cardamom Mountainns are available from Koh Kong Divers travel & tours located next to the waterfront bar & restaurant on riverfront road.
Koh Kong Island Resort has recently opened is doors. It is set around a beautiful remote beach, where one can be sure to relax. With 6 deluxe bungalows with AC and terasse facing the sea, and 6 more standard yet comfortable ones, it is a secret nest in the gulf of Thailand.
All the information can be found through their office next to Koh Kong Bay hotel, 200m left before the Thai bridge.
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Gecko adventure tours Koh Kong offer overnight camping, night canyoning, trekking to remote waterfalls, experienced guides, all gear supplied.
Fat Sam's bar on the main street in the downtown area is a fabulous place to get an idea about what to do - Fat Sam himself is very helpful and knows the place quite well.
The Blue Gecko Bar
The Aqua Sunset Bar & Resturant has just opened 01/11/09. Riverside bar and restaurant set over the water on the Koh Pow River, pleasant river breeze, popular sunset venue. Full bar facilities, selection of spirits and cocktails, western and thai-khmer food. Also offering a Sunset Cruise every evening.
The Dive Inn. Daily specials from 110 Baht, European, Thai & Khmer cuisine. the largest selection of spirits and cocktails in koh kong
Waterfront Bar & Restaurant. Great pizza's and hamburgers, Traditional Cambodian food and snacks, top place for river and sunset views.
Paddy's Bamboo Pub serves western breakfast and local meals. The pub is next to Rasmey Buntam Guesthouse.
Waterfront Bar & Restaurant – Full bar facilities-Cocktails/Beers/Spirits, Late night opening, good music. Great place to meet other travelers from around the globe and offers great river views and sunsets.
Blue Elephant Bar - Bar and lounge, opens early until late. Offers food, drinks, free WiFi, a nice selection of books in a friendly atmosphere.
There are many guesthouses and small hotels in the central part of town and on the riverside street, partially thanks to Thais who come to Cambodia for gambling (the big casino can be seen on the way from the border). Basic guesthouse room with fan costs USD3-6 (or 100-200 baht). For USD10 and more you'll get an air-con room in a guesthouse or hotel. As often in Asia, the cheapest places and room rates are usually those found "on the spot" on arrival. Motorbike taxi drivers will be happy to deliver you to a guesthouse/hotel of their choice, if you're not sure where to go - just ask them (and notice after while riding there) how far from the centre is it and what's the price. Alternatively, just walk around and look for accommodation yourself - the town is quite small. Further south of the town there is a small group of 12 islands called the Koh Sdach archipelago, this area holds untamed beauty with white sandy beaches, crystal clear seas and paradise islands. This is a must for a visitor to coastal Cambodia. Currently accommodation is only available on two of the islands Koh Sdach and Koh Toteung and room rates go from $10 - $120.
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Island Accommodations
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Tatai is the next town east, 19 km away. $4 - $5 by motobike, US$10 by tuk tuk.
Tickets to Phnom Penh or Sihanoukville should cost arounf 25000 riel (US$6.25)and should be purchased at the bus station in the center of town. Buses depart around 7AM. There is also a 1PM bus to Phnom Penh.


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Obituary: Roberta Kelly
Roberta Kelly, beloved mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, aunt and mother-in-law, passed away on Sunday, January 6, 2013.
"Bobbi" was born on July 24, 1940, in Champaign-Urbana, IL, to Blanche K. Schafer and William Davis, Jr. and older sister, Georgia. She attended school in Champaign, IL, and later, when her mother remarried, in Long Beach, CA. From a very young age, Bobbi was devoted to her mother and cared for her throughout her life. When her sister had three boys, Kenny, Keith and Robert, she loved them and spoiled as much as she could.
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She was a self-taught computer repair expert and enjoyed giving free computer help to anyone who needed it. With her little dog at her feet, online computer games gave her many, many hours of enjoyment. She took great pleasure in treating her grandchildren to hours long buffet lunches, bingo and Las Vegas with her sister, finding great deals at thrift stores and was a wonderful cook. Bobbi was a loyal and caring friend to many through the years. Her wonderful sense of humor, ready laugh and upbeat attitude no matter the circumstances, made the world a truly better place.
Bobbi was preceded in death by her mother, father, sister, grandson Russell, and husbands, Basil and Peter.
She is survived by her daughters, Brenda Eckelkamp (Brian) of Windsor, CO, Barbra Childs (Rick) of Huntsville, MO, and Becki Howard (Michael) of Omaha, NE; grandchildren, Richelle, Kristopher, and Corbyn Childs, Evan and Garrett Howard, Kelly, Brett and Brooke Eckelkamp; and great-grandson, Colton Benner-Childs.
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Disneyland Paris (formerly Euro Disneyland and Disneyland Resort Paris) [3], located in the Paris suburb of Marne-la-Vallée, is the Disney Empire's European variant of their archetypal "Magic Kingdom" theme park. It was the second Disney theme park resort to open outside the United States, after Tokyo Disney Resort.
Disneyland Paris consists of two parks, Disneyland Park and Walt Disney Studios Park, and a shopping district, Disney Village. Disneyland Park is the park everybody has heard of and expects, and Walt Disney Studios Park has a more general movie making theme - but it's still very Disney. The Village is comprised of stores and restaurants.
Disney's theme parks are famous for their "Audio-Animatronics," attention to detail, service mentality, crowds,and high prices. The intention is to completely recreate the "magic" of the Disney franchise; employees are not "staff" but "cast members"; the park is kept insanely clean; and everywhere you will find a perfectly running machine. For example, you won't find the same Disney character twice within sight - there are no duplicates. Children are clearly the focus of Disneyland, but older visitors are not neglected either.
All the theme parks follow basically the same setup, but of course there are many regional differences.
The total commercialism is something you have to either accept, ignore or enjoy. Besides the merchandise stores at every corner, many rides are "sponsored" by various large corporations.
To make the experience even more magical and enjoyable, the City of Light is just a half-hour train ride away.
When to visit
With 15 million visits in 2010, Disneyland Paris has overtaken the Eiffel Tower as the most popular tourist destination of the Paris region, and is the fourth most visited theme park in the world, behind Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom, Disneyland, and Tokyo Disneyland. Likewise, it is infamous for its crowds. At all attractions all over the park you will see "barricades" and signs along the lines of "Waiting time at this point - 45 minutes".
It is essential for an enjoyable visit to Disneyland to plan for a good time. Ideally, you want good weather and as few people as possible, but off peak times may have more limited entertainment show, parade and fireworks offerings.
The best times to visit Disneyland Paris is on weekdays outside public holidays and school vacations. The least-visited times seem to be September-October and May-June. Considering the French weather, June is likely the safest bet. You'll probably be able to get some very good deals during these times. (Example in June 2003: 3 days for the price of 2 days, including hotel, about €200/person.) If you are lucky, you won't have to wait at all except at very popular rides, and even then the waiting time can be as low as a few minutes.
Note that even when the park is not very crowded you will have trouble seeing all of the attractions. For a more or less complete tour, you will need at least two days.
It should be said quite clearly that Disneyland Paris is a lot of fun when you do not have to wait a lot - but waiting for a ride for 45 minutes or more can be stressing. However, see below for the free "FastPass" ticket service.
Get in
After you arrive, first get to your hotel if you have booked one. You will get your tickets here, as well as information material (maps) and breakfast vouchers.
By plane
Disneyland Resort Paris is well connected to both international airports in Paris [4].
From Charles de Gaulle International Airport, (IATA: CDG), TGV [5] operates high-speed train service to the resort from Terminal 2. The trip takes about 10 min.
From Orly Airport (IATA: ORY), you will need to take three trains: Orlyval (from Orly Airport to Antony), RER B (from Antony to Chatelet-Les Halles), and finally RER A4 (from Chatelet-Les Halles to Marne-la-Vallee Chessy).
Alternatively, VEA [6] operates bus service to Disneyland Resort Paris from both airports, costing €17 for adults/€13 for children aged 3-11 per trip.
You can also rent a shuttle transportation[7] when traveling in groups to save money.
By car
One choice if you live in France or in a nearby region (Central Germany, Southern United Kingdom, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg) is to take a car. The highway system of France is decent enough and Disneyland Paris is easy to find. You should keep a supply of cash and/or credit cards ready, however, as the French charge hefty fees for the use of the highways. A trip from Frankfurt, Germany to Disneyland Paris can cost approximately €30 in fees.
If you are driving from the United Kingdom, note that France drives on the right.
By train
The best way to reach Disneyland Resort Paris, which has its own railway station, is by train: they are reliable and run frequently. Note that when booking tickets the official name of the station is Marne-la-Vallee Chessy (that information is more useful for ticket machines as employees all know the station for Disneyland).
From Paris
RER A4 runs from central Paris to Marne-la-Vallee Chessy, with frequent trains taking 35 min for the journey. Be aware that a Paris Metro ticket is valid on RER only for travel within Zone 1 (Disneyland Resort Paris is in Zone 5). If you use a Paris Visite pass, make sure that it reads 'Zones 1-6' and not 'Zones 1-3. In either case, using an invalid ticket will result in a €25 fine.
The seven main rail terminals in central Paris, the trains that serve them, and directions from them to RER A4 are explained in the chart below. All of them are served by the Metro and/or RER.
From within/outside France
Eurostar [8] operates a daily service from London's St. Pancras station, Ebbsfleet and Ashford direct to Marne-la-Vallee Chessy taking, on average, just 2 h. You can then leave your luggage at the station, and it will be moved to your hotel while you enjoy the parks.
Marne-la-Vallee Chessy is also served by four TGV train lines from destinations to the east and west such as Nantes and Lille.
Bear in mind that most international railways linking Paris with other countries arrive in central Paris: see the chart above.
Visiting Disneyland Resort Paris is about as equally expensive as visiting any of the other Disney parks around the world. There are four types of tickets sold. The 1 Day 1 Park Ticket allows you to visit only one of the two parks for a full day. In addition, there are three Park Hopper tickets, which allow you to visit both parks on the same day, available in 1-, 2- and 3-day increments. The 3-Day Park Hopper ticket represents the most ecomomical deal; the ticket price per day is lowest.
These prices, taken from the Dutch version of the resort's website, were accurate as of May 2009:
Children under age 3 are admitted free.
Also worth investigating is the Annual Passport - which appears to be cheaper for 12+ age groups than the 3 day park hopper. Buy a 1 day ticket and visit guest services once inside the park to get your annual passport (with its face price reduced by your 1 day ticket purchase price.)
You may want to check the different language versions of the site which will have different types of tickets available. The local French version often has specials that are unavailable on other sites, such as a €40 ticket with a 5-day advance purchase. Depending on the exchange rate, you may save by going to a different country's site.
Get around
Once you are in the park, your main mode of transportation will be walking. Disneyland is divided into four themed sections (Discoveryland, Frontierland, Adventureland and Fantasyland) and the central shopping and information area Main Street USA.
If you need to get from one side of the park to another, you can take the train which circles the Park and has a stop in each of the major sections.
If you find yourself at the back of the park during heavy rain, there is an undercover walkway that will take you all the way from the Pirates of the Caribbean ride to the front of the park.
Bus services exist which can take you from Disney Village and the central entrance to the hotels. These buses are free of charge.
Wheelchair accessibility is very good, and there are very few areas that have the usual obstacles, such as confined stairs, that make access impossible. A very good system of disabled access for most rides is in place, but for safety and evacuation reasons, some rides still require that the rider be able to walk or climb a ladder. It is a good idea to get a disability pass from the Information Center on arrival at the park; doing so makes it easier for staff to identify and assist disabled visitors. The pass will not grant a disabled person the right to jump the queue, but it does allow assisted access to rides via the exit gates rather then the more restrictive entrance gates.
Disneyland Paris is mainly a place for doing, not for seeing. But this doesn't mean there are no places with a good view.
There are many shows available throughout Disneyland Paris.
Most "activities" in Disneyland Paris consist of various rides. However, there are discos and bars in the village where people meet and dance.
Easily the primary attraction of Disneyland, rides can be quite crowded depending on popularity - even on otherwise empty days at the park.
Some notable rides are:
If you can plan your timing somewhat, you may wish to take advantage of the free FastPass system. When you get to a ride, you can get a so-called fast pass that allows you to bypass the bulk of the queue at a set, later time. Even when the park is only moderately crowded, it's a good idea to get fast passes for popular rides early (Big Thunder Mountain, Peter Pan and Tower of Terror for example). FastPass exists only for a few of the most popular rides. On non peak days with low queues they may not bother issuing Fastpasses on some attractions, only issuing them for the two or three most popular rides in the park.
You first go to the Fastpass distribution area near the entrance of the ride, swipe or scan your park admission ticket in one of the machines and receive a free Fastpass coupon with a time frame. You then have to come back in that given time frame to experience the attraction. If you don't like the proposed time frame, you need to either get in the regular line or come back for a Fastpass later. You cannot take another FastPass ticket before the start of the time frame on your current Fastpass. There is a limited number of Fastpass tickets availiable each day so you should take them before they are all gone - especially for Big Thunder Mountain, Peter Pan and Tower of Terror.
Note that some attractions which regularly attract long lines such as Crush's Coaster and Autopia do not offer Fastpass so plan when to visit these attractions with the shortest wait e.g. at the very beginning or end of the day.
Baby Switch
This is a great system for people with very young children. Essentially only one has to queue while the other waits with the baby and then is taken straight to the front of the line.
Note - if you are using the Rock 'n' Rollercoaster, the Baby Switch process is slightly different. Once the first adult has been on the ride, they collect a ticket at the exit. The second parent then has to queue through the FastPass entrance (although the ride attendants recommendation is merely to push your way to the front of the queue), which can take some time.
If there is one thing you will never have a problem finding in Disneyland Paris, it's stores. Various themed and general stores are spread liberally throughout the park, selling Disney merchandise and general memorabilia. They carry everything from pencils to books, from Indiana Jones fedora hats to Cinderella costumes. The sky is basically the limit on the money you can spend at Disneyland Paris - you can buy glass/crystal trinkets and sword replicas in the central castle. If you come to Disneyland Paris with children, be prepared to reach deep into your pockets; cowboy hats and pistols or knights' swords seem to be essentials for boys; Cinderella costumes for girls. Either way, a set of goodies for a child will probably set you back approximately €50. Add to this plush dolls, t-shirts and action figures ... it's easy to spend €50-100 a head on "souvenirs" - or more.
The main shopping area of Disneyland Paris is Main Street USA. The largest store at Walt Disney Studios Paris is Disney Studio 1, which you will see straight ahead after you enter the park. Disney Village has a large collection of retailers, including a Disney Store.
Disneyland Paris sports many restaurants and bars that have mostly one thing in common: They're expensive. Some are simple fast-food spots, others are quite fancy. The food is often expensive. Cafe Mickey is expensive (€130 for four people) but the characters came around and you may save some time not queuing up in the park to have the kid's pictures taken with the characters.
Remember that the park closes early in the winter, spring and autumn so it is hard to eat dinner in the park after dark.
Disney offers various hotels in and around the park. They vary in quality and style. All should offer a free safe to store your valuables during the day, including notebook computers (Laptops). Inquire at the reception. Most are within easy walking distance from the Park
An asterisk (*) indicates hotels that offer point exchanges to members of the Disney Vacation Club [9].
As well as the above, there are several outer hotels, all of these offer transport to the park but they don't have a Disney theme and may not be included in special offer packages.
One such hotel is the Holiday Inn, which is situated alongside the official Disney hotels. It is also served by the Disney bus from Charles de Gaulle airport, and by the frequent shuttle buses to/from the parks. It has a circus theme throughout, and has good sized family accommodation.
Communication should not be an issue for English-speaking visitors. Although Disneyland Paris is mainly French, all menus and signs are also available in English and some in other languages. All Cast Members speak English; and as they are recruited from all over Europe, several of them speak over three languages. If all else fails, the visitors are from all over Europe and the world, and a bystander might be able to translate. Besides French, many sights are also written in English and possibly German as they are the three most commonly used languages in Disneyland. Maps are available in French, English, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, and German while passing under the train tracks after you have purchased a ticket and entered the park.
You can buy postcards and stamps at most shops in the park. Mailboxes exist in some central locations. Ask the shopkeepers about the postage required to your destination.
The park doesn't offer Internet access to its visitors. Some of the more expensive hotels may offer an Internet Cafe though; inquire before booking. No computers are in any of the rooms but it is possible to bring a laptop as there are spare electric sockets and a desk space.
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The most recent referendum vote in Michigan was in November, when voters repealed a 2011 emergency manager law that gave the state more power in financially strapped cities and schools. A subsequent version of the law passed by Republicans and signed by Gov. Rick Snyder in December included a $5.8 million appropriation to cover emergency manager salaries, staffing, implementation and education costs.
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Opponents who want to prohibit the technique, commonly known as fracking, fell well short of the signatures needed for the 2012 ballot. This time, they are taking a route that requires fewer signatures.
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