Summary aka TL;DR: What is a good Disney park to choose for a 4-Aco-DET experience + any general advice?
EDIT: After some long thinking, I decided that I am not going to give this friend any 4-Aco until I see that he fully understands what he is entering and is mentally prepared and ready for the experience, he only seems to think it will be a fun visual trip and I don't want to facilitate the abuse of powerful and meaningful chemicals.
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Even though this may seem like a silly question, it's not! Environment is imperative in an experience! Also, I am not bragging here, I'm just elaborate.
So, I am going to be going to Disney World soon. It may seem silly to others but if you really think about it, doesn't that sound like an opportunity all of us dream about? Go on a worry-free and expense paid trip to a place full of everything imaginable when you were young and experience nostalgia from childhood memories. So I'm asking you what would be the best idea because I think your opinion counts too + you can help my indecisive self. I want to craft good memories.
To continue, I want to ensure that:
-The environment I choose will synergize well with my trip
-I can maximize my experience
My questions are:
---------------------------------- Which Disney park should I choose? --------------------------
Magic Kingdom: The main place where literally every kind of world merges into one area (there is a pirate area that merges into a western city, into a space world) aka the place that started it all. Should the magic happen here?
Epcot: Culturally-diverse world park which gives a taste of every part of the world. Maybe I could have a universality/biocentric realization here that I am but part of a whole and feel connected to the world?
Typhoon Lagoon: A lagoon/Caribbean/exotic island styled water park, very sunny and inviting theme. This one would be the most blissful fun although there is some fish aspect to it like a shark pool and I have fear of fish (yes it's a real fear called ichthyophobia). Should I waste away a day of pure fun here and possibly overcome my fear of fish?
Blizzard Beach: Theme: A ginormous blizzard has overcome a water park and turned into a water winter wonderland. Plummeting down a 130ft drop at a 85 degree angle on a giant waterslide?
I will probably only go to one park but I might get lucky and go to two. I have been to all before except Typhoon Lagoon (for obvious reasons).
Also, as far as the experience, I have never taken 4-Aco-DET and am planning to test for sensitivity via microdosing beforehand. I am expecting this to be like psilocybin but I'm not sure how much is the optimum amount, since for shrooms, different dosages provide different experiences (low = introspective + no visuals, med/high = mindfuck + visuals).
What would you suggest a good dosage to take?
Also,
1. I am going with a very close friend who has never tried a full-on psychedelic at all and this might be his first experience; he has only ever done bud, alcohol, and dirty MDMA and he is not on the nexian level of psychedelic education so I am hesitant to bring him into an experience without him knowing exactly what he will be expecting but I am confident I can be a viable non-sober sitter with him (even though that contradicts what a sitter does).
2. Is 4-Aco-DET something you can handle within a park or would the trip be too intense to want to wait in lines or be in a park?
Thank you if you help out. I will be sure to return your help with a nice story afterwards =]
EDIT: After some long thinking, I decided that I am not going to give this friend any 4-Aco until I see that he fully understands what he is entering and is mentally prepared and ready for the experience, he only seems to think it will be a fun visual trip and I don't want to facilitate the abuse of powerful and meaningful chemicals.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Even though this may seem like a silly question, it's not! Environment is imperative in an experience! Also, I am not bragging here, I'm just elaborate.
So, I am going to be going to Disney World soon. It may seem silly to others but if you really think about it, doesn't that sound like an opportunity all of us dream about? Go on a worry-free and expense paid trip to a place full of everything imaginable when you were young and experience nostalgia from childhood memories. So I'm asking you what would be the best idea because I think your opinion counts too + you can help my indecisive self. I want to craft good memories.
To continue, I want to ensure that:
-The environment I choose will synergize well with my trip
-I can maximize my experience
My questions are:
---------------------------------- Which Disney park should I choose? --------------------------
Magic Kingdom: The main place where literally every kind of world merges into one area (there is a pirate area that merges into a western city, into a space world) aka the place that started it all. Should the magic happen here?
Epcot: Culturally-diverse world park which gives a taste of every part of the world. Maybe I could have a universality/biocentric realization here that I am but part of a whole and feel connected to the world?
Typhoon Lagoon: A lagoon/Caribbean/exotic island styled water park, very sunny and inviting theme. This one would be the most blissful fun although there is some fish aspect to it like a shark pool and I have fear of fish (yes it's a real fear called ichthyophobia). Should I waste away a day of pure fun here and possibly overcome my fear of fish?
Blizzard Beach: Theme: A ginormous blizzard has overcome a water park and turned into a water winter wonderland. Plummeting down a 130ft drop at a 85 degree angle on a giant waterslide?
I will probably only go to one park but I might get lucky and go to two. I have been to all before except Typhoon Lagoon (for obvious reasons).
Also, as far as the experience, I have never taken 4-Aco-DET and am planning to test for sensitivity via microdosing beforehand. I am expecting this to be like psilocybin but I'm not sure how much is the optimum amount, since for shrooms, different dosages provide different experiences (low = introspective + no visuals, med/high = mindfuck + visuals).
What would you suggest a good dosage to take?
Also,
1. I am going with a very close friend who has never tried a full-on psychedelic at all and this might be his first experience; he has only ever done bud, alcohol, and dirty MDMA and he is not on the nexian level of psychedelic education so I am hesitant to bring him into an experience without him knowing exactly what he will be expecting but I am confident I can be a viable non-sober sitter with him (even though that contradicts what a sitter does).
2. Is 4-Aco-DET something you can handle within a park or would the trip be too intense to want to wait in lines or be in a park?
Thank you if you help out. I will be sure to return your help with a nice story afterwards =]
