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PO Riverside is great for adult couples w/out kids.. my wife and I spent our honeymoon there last summer and it was terrific.. there are still families and kdis and such but definitely different than the all star resorts and such..

I live right outside NYC and have been to the Jekyll and Hyde club and their bars in the village.. while they are certainly cool and fun they aren't nearly as awesome as Adventurers Club was (and my favorite things in the world after WDW are horror and archaeology, so thats saying a lot for me...

I dont know,.. how do you have a Yeti in this dimensional reality? Not to mention in Florida..

if you come across any of the groups at night back in your hotel's cafeteria area note how many of them just get mac & cheese.. someone should do a sociocultural dissertation on the subject.. one time last summer I was watching a hollywood studios street performances by a former adventurers...

Iget got a 45% bigger bonus in 2010 than the previous year, according to story http://curiouscapitalist.blogs.time.com/2011/03/18/ceo-pay-up-average-worker-not-so-much/

having to wait behind one person while they do 12 fastpasses for their entire family is the most annoying f***ing thing in the world.

expect rain. a lot of rain. every day. However, it does not last all day usually and can be good because it cools things off and gets rid of crowds. so you just have to throw on a poncho for a bit or go in shops.

No adventurers club = who cares?

I believe Dolphin and Swan do get extra magic hours, the only real downside from my understanding is you can't get a room key card to charge everything to as you can at the true WDW hotels

We stayed at PO Riverside this past July on our honeymoon. It was wonderful (I had only stayed at All Star Movies before that on a previous trip).. They gave us a riverview mansion room right near the island for free (we hadnt paid for riverview) cuz it was our honeymoon.. seeing the river and...

My wife and I had our honeymoon at WDW this past july. We are both 25. We had visited together 2 years prior. It was absolutely amazing and perfect and we could not have asked for more (other than a night in the castle!) We had great dinners at restaurants every night, had a couples massage...

wow.. you consider discussion about how we should preserve the earth instead of destroying animals' habitats a "preachy guilt trip"?

I would assume their age more so than their ethnicity is what should be blamed.

USA pavilion is themed on colonial America.. not McDonalds and reality tv

when i visited this past summer for my honeymoon there were at least 4 valeverde tour groups on property including one at my hotel (POR). Not one of them would I have considered rude and I was happy that people from other countries are able to come experience such an awesome place for young...

one of the great things about La Nouba in its custom-designed theatre is that literally anywhere you are sitting is great.. even if you got the cheapest seats (which i have) and are in the very top or back whatever, its still great and a unique view point.

just try and keep them from being noisy or such.. once the show gets underway they may become interested... from my experience children seem to be disinterested and talkative, reducing the experience and enjoyment of other guests seated around them.

my wife and I are 25, we just visited Quest for the first time on our honeymoon in July. We didn't find it particularly entertaining and dont plan to go again.. i could see little kids being into it but it just didnt seem that great..

its a good idea.. haunted mansion would fit in perfectly well with port orleans, but these designs are too cartoonish.. make it look like the actual ride.. cobwebs and all, and then you are on to something