We've always had great experiences with every stay at WDW, but our least favorite by far would've been CBR. No real specific reason, just not our cup o' tea.
We just got back from a WDW trip (Sept 2-Sept 9), and we experienced fine service at all of our restaurants. Yes, we were on the dining plan. Here are some names of who we thought was great!!!
Mama Melrose's - Holly (might have been the best waitress we've had - EVER)
Le Cellier - Mo...
I respect your opinion but I'll give you a few bands to try!
Switchfoot, Relient K, David Crowder Band...if you've heard of them, here are some you probably haven't...MuteMath, This Holiday Life, Paramore, Anberlin
Agreed.
Perception is 100% of who you are. Despite the fact that many kids call themselves "Christian", they are perceived by others from their actions. Your outward appearance is what people judge you by, not your innermost thoughts or feelings. I've led kids in my church's youth group...
I disagree...I have been using the Dining Plan this trip (9/2-9/8), and we have had some of the BEST waiters/waitresses that we've had yet. This continues the great track record for service since first going to WDW, which has been for 20 years. Still waiting on finding that "rude"...
Candlelight is probably one of the most moving and spectacular Christmas shows I have ever seen anywhere. I was blown away (literally) by the Herald trumpeteers set up on the sides of the theater. We had the pleasure of seeing Steven Curtis last year...very good.
I will still continue to use the dining plan. Last December we used the plan and came out $15 ahead per person everyday. Losing just the appetizer (which we sometimes skipped) and tip means it is still worth it for me and my family.
I voted for Pirates. There is just something about that ride. I remember it from riding when I was 8 years old, it just has always stuck with me. So, now it is the first ride we head to upon entering the gates.
Well...the scene opens with a boy walking through a field overlooking the sea, he is humming/singing(?) Yo Ho. The screen then says Ten Years later and we see Elizabeth walk into the scene as well. Just as the sun is setting a green flash explodes on the horizon (which was said to signify a...