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Mrs. P votes for the Grand Marnier Slush in France at Epcot.

If I were you I'd do AK. Your first day may be a bit hectic, what with you picking up your son. As you say, you can catch some shows and attractions, get back to your hotel easily and if you are so inclined do dinner at Boma, Sanaa or Jiko. Another option would be to hop a bus and do dinner...

What could be better? Last minute trip to the World and somebody else paying for your flight. Well done!

May be a good/great deal financially, but you couldn't pay me enough to go mid summer. 95 degrees and 95% humidity, noooooo thank you.

C has good taste. That sandwich is my favorite too.

We've never done dinner, just breakfast. It's great and quite reasonable as well!

Ditto, we love OKW. A lot of people complain about how large it is and it was the first DVC etc. Yadaa yadaa yadaa. We love it.

Thank you one and all for your comments. Looks like we'll be eating at Chef Art's!

Have always been curious about Chef Art Smith's Homecomin' and was able to snag an ADR for our upcoming trip. Not sure why, but I'm beginning to have a bit of remorse about dining there. I would appreciate hearing people's opinions on their experience. Thank you.

Actually the prix fixe meal at Chef de France in Epcot is quite good and includes a glass of wine. They serve a huge portion too.

We use Maple Leaf Tickets.

99 Doing the double digit happy dance!

Welcome to parenthood!

It's funny that I've seen cost difference mentioned several times. We rented DVC points for our upcoming trip in October. 5 nights in an OKW studio is only about $100 more (total) than 5 nights at POP. POFQ runs about $80-100 more/night than POP. To me that's a no brainer.

We've stayed at both. 2 or 3 times at POFQ and about 5 times at OKW. We're big Key West geeks (the real one , you know, down in the Keys) and I find the architecture and landscaping quite reminiscent of the real one. Not nearly enough bars and live music though. Our accommodations were...