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one more thought - log on to www.swandolphin.com for lots of maps and other info.

Both are owned or managed by Starwood. I believe that the Swan is a Westin and the Dolphin a Sheraton. If you are staying there, you would do yourself a lot of good to get a Starwood Preferred card to accumulate points and upgrades. (www.starwoodpreferred.com I think) We got a free upgrade to a...

Actually, I'd like to see Spaceship Earth "down" dated with Tomorrow's Child reinstated.

That seems to be the mystery!! We are going in June and just crossing our fingers that it will be open.

We still call it the WEDway. Perhaps the best ride in WDW in terms of enjoyment v.s. wait time

If you go to www.laughingplace.com and scroll to the bottom of the home page - you will find their " (web) site of the week". This week's site is one devoted exclusively to vegetarian eating at WDW, complete with prices. Hope this helps! My daughter is also a vegetarian ( and college student) so...

Peter Pan always struck me as being potentially dangerous, as a small child could easily fall out , especially if a parent allows the child to stand up in the vehicle. We've all seen parents ignore common sense safety issues in the park. It seems like a number of years ago a baby died on PP...

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Like that really fakey picture for the new Pop Century hotel?

When is it scheduled to open? (I'm crossing my fingers - please say before June 15 )

Illuminations!! Splash Mountain!!

Since the voice of the original Figment, Billy Barty, has passed away, I wonder if they are going to use new material, or reuse his old dialog? Could that have been the reason that they made the dubious decision to restructure the ride without Figment last year?

Actually, we are not morning people, so our #1 strategy is to sleep late and stay late at the parks. Obviously, this does not work when they close early, but I think the best time of the day at WDW is after dark!

Thank you very much - I guess I will rent a car then. It's just that we never use a car once we get to WDW - too much hassle when you can use the busses or boats ( staying at Dolphin)

I seriously doubt that WDW would put a lot of money into rehabbing such a poorly attended attraction. I personally think that Food Rocks is an undiscovered gem - great for busy or hot afternoons.

Help!! I booked a flight from Chicago/Gary airport to the Orlando/Sanford for only $200. (That's a really good price from Chicago!) I know that the Sanford airport is north of Orlando, but I need some information on shuttles. Does Mears run from there? It does not mention Sanford on it's...

I like the Swan and Dolphin for their value. A great location, and they usually have some type of discount going to make the rate under $200, even during peak times. This summer we are going for $159 a night!

MK - Haunted mansion - it's a classic that thankfully hasn't been tampered with (i.e. "improved") AK - It's tough to be a bug MGM - RaR coaster Epcot - Illuminations

Oh yes, the beaver tails are delicious, here in the Mid- West we call them elephant ears. Other favorites of ours are the Dole Whips in Adventureland and the rice krispy treats with the huge layer of chocolate on top from the Main Street candy shop. Sometimes I think we make the trip to WDW...

also just got back - good news for Tom Morrow Just got back from WDW yesterday. Was at MK on Sunday (30th) night, and COP was still playing to record crowds at 9:45 p.m. even though the closing time was 5:00. On Thursday we rode the TTA, and Tom Morrow announcement was gone, but Sunday we rode...