Not that I will, though, no matter which political candidate wins. I spent too much on my Disneyland Passport.
Mr Niles is correct, go out there and vote, it is your civic duty. However, don't just vote to vote...or because one person is "cool" or you like the other person's religion better. Be an informed voter. Do the research. Ask others what they think. Don't live in an isolation chamber, if you have a certain political point of view find out what the other side believes...and why.
Voting is not just a right...it is a RESPONSIBILITY.
And I voted in "real life" at 6am today.
I'm actually moving to Abu Dhabi on Friday so I'm going to have to do a write in vote for Ferrari World. Having already been there I know it's not a great choice, but at least they have the fastest coaster in the world.
But from the list of choices I'd choose Tokyo Disney Sea as Robert has made it look so attractive.
FWIW, I have emerged from my isolation chamber and will cast my uninformed vote for Mickey Mouse shortly. Just gotta get done at Motor Vehicles first.... Ugh! Who would have thought it would be such a hassle to register a vehicle that uses a common trackless ride system??!!
PS Robert, I am rereading your book on my iPhone while I wait... The story about the Grandma leaping onto the Tom Sawyer raft is still my favorite!
Of course, if I were to actually leave the continent I'd probably move to the United Kingdom and have Alton Towers and Thorpe Park nearby.
Singapore is a really cool place, not just for its theme park. It's got an incredible mix of cultures, incredible food readily available, and it's extremely clean. English is spoken by most, so it's a really good place for Americans who never learned another language to move to.