FLKeys suggestions
Hello All, We have a spring time trip planned to Disney and are considering adding an additional week somewhere in the keys or possibly gulf coast. I have poked around via Google and found some op...
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dedmiston wrote:JoeH wrote:dedmiston wrote:JoeH wrote:
Wrong-- no age restriction. What isn't allowed are units under 24', truck campers and soft sided units.... anything else is ok as long as it's RVIA ( e.g. no schoolies)
"Wrong"
That's pretty rude.
If you're going to call someone "Wrong", you'd better cite your sources. Quote a website and provide a link.
And for the future, I recommend wording your corrections more politely.
Sorry your offended when you are wrong, but that's the way it is. You can go ahead and look at the website or call the office. Both resources will verify that there are no age restrictions as you incorrectly stated there were. You should do your research and provide facts, not opinions-- all you did was mislead people.
Oh-- I've been there probably 50 times over the past 20+ years in RV's that ranged from 22 yrs old to brand new. In fact, I'm there now and a few sites down from us is a couple in a late 70's Class C. So, that's only 40+ yrs old.
I called you out for being rude. I don't care how right you were, you still have to be polite.
If you spoke to someone in person like that, you'd end up with a flat nose.
Please be civil and respectful.
The problem arises when someone ( you) posts inaccurate information , most often from hearing things third hand and not doing proper research and investigation. This is a disservice to all users of the forum and those inaccurate ( e.g. wrong) statements must be countered with facts.
... and no, when discussing items face to face , it is perfectly permissible to tell someone they are wrong and demonstrate that with facts. I don't think any one would be attempting to flatten my nose... if they did, they would certainly regret it.
