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Long ago in the early days of Disneyland, Walt himself would occasionally be seen in the park. Does anyone who may have been fortunate enough to have encountered Walt disney have any stories or pictures to share?

Long ago in the early years of Disneyland, Walt himself would occasionally be seen in the park. Any stories or pictures from anyone lucky enough to have encountered Walt Disney while on a visit to early Disneyland.

World Showcase segway tour is a blast. Easy to learn, they are very patient and thorough with the training.

It was a very big deal and highly anticipated. I remember watching the announcement of the plans and updates from time to time on Walt Disney's World of Color TV show. Walt himself described the plans and his vision for the park. The grand opening was a national news item. I didn't go there...

Honeymoon October 1980,3 days then went to Daytona. There was only MK and River Country and a little Downtown Disney. Used up all our ride tickets and bought more. I think it cost like $12 to get into MK. River Country was like $8. We could see something huge was being built off in the distance...

Just walk up and see if they will seat you if you can't get a reservation.You may have to wait a little but we've gotten lucky doing that.

Have been stuck on Splash, HM, PoC, SW, SSE for various lengths of time but never had to walk off any of them. Universal however is another story. Had to walk out of ET once after a long wait. And got stuck in Mummy in the room with the flaming ceiling. The flames were out but the room was...

I thought Mr.Toad was lame. I have never been on Tea Cups. I think any adult caught riding in a double wide stroller should be banned for life.

I agree with all the previous comments and don't know what more could be added but I'll try anyhow. We first experienced EPCOT right after it opened and JII was one our first rides. As with other's, we were just totally in love with this attraction. It was a many-repeat ride and we never got...

OK, this is really wierd. There is an underground passageway between terminals at O'Hare Airport that has lots of neon lighting and futuristic music playing, etc. Everytime I fly through O'Hare and use this I think of EPCOT.

As stated, it's all opinions, but we tried the following and were less than impressed: Wolfgang Puck Dining Room House of Blues ( I've had much better barbeque) Ankershus Coral Reef (been a while, may try again) Cindy's Table food was average, but if quality time with the princess...

1980, our honeymoon. First was Tiki Room, I think it was a C ticket. For many visits after we kept tradition and went first to Tiki. (after my son got tall enough, we swtiched to Splash ) Our first EPCOT was SSE, just a couple months after the park opened, we were in awe.

We've probably resort hopped on a dozen trips and never had an issue with getting tha bags transferred. Call a bellman on checkout morning, tell them to send the bags to the next resort, by mid-day they were always there.

I have a Nikon CoolPixL18, great little camera, excellent value for the price.

We do this every trip, usually we stay at 3 resorts. Just pack your stuff in the AM, call a bellman and inform them of the resort you are transfering to, check your bags and be off to the parks. Your stuff usually makes it to the next resort by mid-afternoon. Its very easy and a great way to see...