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From Disney's site - which I found in 30 seconds using google: At this Signature Dining experience, Guests are asked to adhere to the dress code. Men may wear khakis, slacks, jeans or dress shorts and collared shirts. Sport coats are optional. Women may wear Capri pants, skirts, dresses...

Right, so minus V&A there is no dress code. After seeing a different poster mention www.fourseasons.com/orlando/dining/restaurants/capa/ I'm inclined to give it a shot as well & see how it goes. This is the first time in a long time I'm not doing any sort of dining plan. There are a ton of...

Keys To The Kingdom was worth it. Lots of fun little things. Plus you got to jump the queue on several rides which was nice

Sans V&A which places actually enforce a dress code?

Here's an opinion people will hate. They should re-order the queue for the Disney Buses at the parks. The more $ it costs to stay at the park, the closer the bus stop should be entering/leaving the park

I believe Beach club is the last on the return trip

I have a strong dislike for Soarin'. The first time I went on it, ya it was cool but there's a diminishing return factor on it for me. The video doesn't change but the queue gets longer each time at the park. The video is grainy & it needs to be re-done. I get it - there really isn't much to...

Anything Pleasure Island related and then "Mr Toads Wild Ride"

Here's an unpopular one. They should serve alcohol in the Magic Kingdom. A Dole Whip with some Vodka in it would be great

Redo it with tyson degrasse

They know - they love it.

Get your pitchforks: 1. Tickets should cost more. 2. Electric Vehicles should have their own lane so they don't run into people. 3. Their should be a lower cap for max people in the park

ESPN controls college football and that's big $$$$

That's a bingo! I'll take door #2 in this situation. I've been to Le Cellier a few times and it just didn't do it for me. I really wanted to like it. The pretzel bread was the only good thing they had. But that's like going to a Red Lobster for the biscuits.

If you're giving me the keys to the kingdom for a 10 year chunk, you might not like what you get. First - I'm not building anything new until the old stuff gets fixed. That means makeovers and rolling closures of rides. Sorry folks - ride is closed. Second - I'm hiring outside consultants...

Never been @ Boma but it can't be worse than Le Dungeon

It was better when you could use it at V&A's alas it's no longer the case

They should re-do the video with Ken Jennings

Then why doesn't the hotel raise the rate of the room & not have me subsidize their income? Do you tip the person at McDonalds for getting your food? Do you tip the guy @ the mall that helped you with your purchase? I tip, because if I didn't - the wrath of God would come down on me. But...

I wish Mr. Toads Wild Ride was still here - Thanks everyone that thought it was "too scary"