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I dont think that this can be against park rules. We are a family of six so economics dictate that we almost always take in food and eat it near the lockers when we rest up around midday. The last time that we did this in MGM, we were even joined by a couple of characters from the Lion King...

Sea World is a great experience, to get the best use of time you have to hit Atlantis and Kraken early, then do as everybody recommends, which is work your way around the sit down shows, based on the times in the programme. You will probably just have to work this out on the day! You can take in...

I cannot believe that this does ANYTHING. We are a family of six and last year we kept having this test done as we entered using hopper tickets. But the point is, the tickets were always mixed up. The ticket I had one day, would be used by my wife or daughters the next etc. So how can this work...

For the weekend its got to be EPCOT and since you are on site, go to AK too. Early closing at AK means that you can then get another "half day" in at Epcot, so you can definitely cover both in the two days, if you have the stamina.

Regarding Tinkerbell - nobody in our family of six (including four autograph collecting daughters!) can remember getting close to Tinkerbell anywhere at WDW - or even Paris. Has anybody been successful with her??

We definitely got Peter Pan at Cinderellas breakfast in MK; almost four years ago to the day. Ah the memories!!!!!!

Oh - I forgot, there are a two or three Holiday Inn Expresses that also fall into this catagory. You can also find these on the web: www.hiexpress.co.uk

Why not try the IBIS chain of hotels? They are very good VALUE and there are many in Paris. Check out www.ibishotel.com

Thanks Dirk. DLP here we come!

Thanks DVC, but are you talking about Paris??? Not sure by your response!

Lots of talk about Christmas and the New Year in the forum..........good! We are seriously thinking about going over for the New Year. But what's the deal on entrance for New Years Eve? Do you just turn up with any valid ticket, or do the tickets have to be specific to that day (ie 31/12)??

Got to agree with Disneynutcase. The first time we ever went was Easter '99, weather was great and we had a fantastic time. Even with a family of six, we did everything without too much difficulty, just by having a game plan. This was before "Fast Pass" too. BE PREPARED and go for it!

There must be legions of people who have lost things. Last year, my wife lost her sunglasses on the Buzz Lightyear ride in MK. We went to guest services later on in the day and asked; they just tipped out a HUGE box of glasses that had been lost in ONE DAY and said, can you see yours...

Tybroid, Don't apologise for overdosing on WDW! I swim twice a week in my lunch break and every time I dive in, I think about Typhoon Lagoon; particularly when its hammering down outside, like today.

Yep, I'd ask for a full refund if you dindnt manage some time in the water parks!

Do you think that they could be persuaded to do "something" with Body Wars at the same time? Now that IS tired!

If you mean for a character meal, then we would always choose Garden Grill at Epcot. If you can wait until around 2.30 - 3.30pm, then you will get LOADS of attention from the characters, because so few are dining. This even goes for the busy times like Easter and August. The waitresses also have...

Yep, we used the Unofficial Guide To WDW too, especially on our first trip. Its very thorough, and those touring plans (if you need 'em) really do work. It covers all age groups and EVERY ride too. You can buy the book easily enough in book stores in the UK, so I guess you will have no problem...

My pleasure - just ask your questions. I know the feeling well!

I'll try to give you a Brits view, this may help. The first time we visited WDW was in early April, a few years ago. I can tell you quite truthfully that for 13 days I didnt wear a jumper /jacket, even though most evenings we got back well after 10pm. BUT on the final day, it rained heavily and...