[formeryogi]

Amusing.

Does anyone else see the irony in a Disney banner ad at the top of a Carowinds website?

I know these banner ads are generated automatically by an outsider not affiliated with Carowinds Connection... but I just found it funny.

[Jonathan]

I've seen Busch Gardens and Hersheypark on there too. I think the Google algorithm is smart enough to recognize the amusement park content of this site so it displays a lot of park related ads.

I also get a lot of ads trying to get me to buy power tools on Amazon, so it hasn't quite got me figured out yet.

[RollerBee]

Google ads also based it on location and user search habits

[Jay]

Yeah I google searched for Mini Coopers one time, and had Mini Coopers in my banner ads for like a month.

[Chris]

Ads?

[arby]

The ads are based heavily on your search results. When I was researching our Universal trip this year, all I got was Univeral ads at the top for weeks.

I think it also might tie into your Internet history. Google is pretty tight lipped about their algorithms, but it's ironic that right now I have a WDW ad when I was just at the WDW website earlier today to see if their campground had any sites open for the weekend before Christmas.