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Don't you think a new castle show would generate some excitement? It sure seems like the new parade has done so!

Depending on what you are looking for, the ESPN store on the Boardwalk has some nicer running gear and golf polos.

Soarin' is a favorite of my family. In fact, we usually ride it more than once per trip. We enjoy the sights, sounds, smells and movement. It's not a thrill ride, so those who are looking for "butterflies" will need to look elsewhere. But for me, it is the most relaxing few moments that I...

Rose & Crown-Especially if you can sit on the patio during illuminations. Le Cellier-The food has always been good. Biergarten-We love the atmosphere and the food is unusual (but in a good way).

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Magic Kingdom is always the first park that we go to after we arrive. We actually discuss our "must-do" rides for weeks prior to our arrival. We plan which ride we want to start with. It always varies. One year, our "goal" was to do everything in Tomorrowland. Last year, we did the same...

We've done both Chef Mickey's and Ohana for birthdays. I'm not sure you can go wrong with either. And since you are going to be at MK, both are convenient.

The Poly is our favorite. We've tried Beech Club and enjoyed it as well. We are staying at the Grand Floridian in May, but (at least so far) nothing beats the feeling of stepping off the Magical Express and walking into the Great Ceremonial House. The very first time we walked through those...

We try to avoid TV time while at Disney. There used to be a channel where they showed old Disney cartoons. This was great, but I'm not sure that it is on anymore. Last time I checked, we couldn't find it. Anyway, we try hard to unplug for a week. I'll read the news on my iPad, but emails...

A Dole Whip Float from Aloha Isle! My mouth waters just thinking about it!

I've got to agree with Big Thunder Mountain at night! It's even better if you can ride it during wishes. Also, the Jungle Cruise has always been a favorite. The right skipper makes all the difference!

Last year I happened to be on Big Thunder Mountain Railroad during "Wishes." It was an amazing experience. Main Street is probably best place to view the fireworks in Magic Kingdom, but the crowds are large. My favorite location is on the beach at the Poly. You can relax and watch the show.