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We have a saying that we use around our house. ~A bad day at Disney World is better than a good day in the "real world." ~ Okay...maybe not always true, but you get the idea.:) It's all in how you look at things. I take things I read on the posts with a grain of salt and then try it for myself...

Epcot from our flight home

Hey all... I asked this a while back in another thread and didn't get a response, so I thought I'd give it its own space to see if anyone knows. We're going to be at MK on the day of :xmas: parade taping and we'd like to find a way to get back to Fantasyland without having to go backstage...

We leave in a week!!! YEA!:sohappy:

I sent you a PM about Nov. 29 or Dec. 2. Thanks so much for thinking of your WDWMagic family! :wave:

We have a dog named Mickey! :)

We checked into one of the resorts quite late one night. We got our room keys, went to the room they'd given us, and tried to open the door. No luck...I try again and again. Finally, the door opens--when the occupants of the room come to see who's trying to get into their room! The front...

OK, so I keep hearing from people saying it was insanely busy, but they all say they left by early afternoon. Is there anybody out there who was there on taping day who stayed through the evening? We planned on going on the 30th, but changed our mind to go on the 1st since the park is open so...

Does anybody know the answer to the train question I asked? Thanks!:wave:

Train question: does the train stop at Toontown before Toontown is open? We'd like to start that morning in Fantasyland, but didn't know if you could get off at the TT station or not. LEN--is there any noticeable increase in crowds/wait times at the attractions after the parade taping ends for...

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Does anyone know if you can take the train around to another area of the park to avoid the parade traffic? Just curious. I am a little nervous we are meeting my sister and her family there and it's her kids' first time to WDW. They only have the 30th and 1st. Any other advice other than possible...

My DW went for the first time in 1980, but was only 2. The first time she remembers was 1987, then in 1994, and 1998. Every time off-site. We went on a Disney Honeymoon, my first time, July 2003, AKL. That was the start of our obsession. We have been 10 times since, staying at all the value...

A Muppet Family Christmas...the one with the "icy patch".:xmas:

I watch recorded Travel Channel shows about WDW. I also "practice" by walking a lot more in our local park. I also make a list of things to get at the store and go shopping. Sometimes I even go to the local Disney Store and buy a new shirt to wear. I look over our plans and make sure everything...

Does anyone have any experience with campgrounds off-property? Some friends of ours had a 37 foot RV and FW is booked and we wondered if there was somewhere close they could stay. Thanks in advance for any and all help! :wave:

Have a magical birthday!!!!:sohappy:

We have seen the show twice and I would recommend sitting behind the main aisle. The first time we saw it, we sat down front and weren't able to see the activity behind us very easily as actors perform in the aisle. This month we sat in the upper level and could see everything much better.

The snack does seem to throw people off, but that's no the only way in which people get confused/greedy. I actually overheard a guest asking a Pecos Bill CM whether he could use his dessert choice to get chili cheese fries since they were listed under a heading of "Sides and Desserts"...

One day at MK we were ponchoed up during a typical afternoon rainstorm. We approached the entrance to Small World and there was a CM standing in front of it waving people off and shouting, "This is a water ride, you will get wet! Peter Pan is a much better ride...please proceed directly to...