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Since I gave up on the NFL, Haven't watched a game this year and haven't missed it I care very little. I think they should name themselves after DC number 1 group. I give you the Washington Cowards. Washington Lying Politicians is a close second as that covers both Democrats and Republicans.

I guess I'm in the minority, but I enjoyed Primeval Whirl when I rode it. Definitely enjoyed it more than Dumbo. I can't say the same for Stich or Rivers of Light.

agreed, another 30 or 40 seconds of ride time with aa additional scene would have taken it over the top.

I really enjoyed Solo, but The Mandalorian has brought back must watch TV for me. I think the last time I felt this way was in the 70s waiting for Battle Star Galactica to come out each week. I agree that Rouge One is the best of the new movies.

Sorry to hear, My wife has some neck issues, but those can be countered by holding her head back against the seat for RnRRC. BTRR and SM both whip her neck around so that she can't ride.

I definitely picked EE. A close second would be RnRRC. I have never understood the roughness arguments. I always feel that Space Mountain and BTRR are rougher. Maybe it has to do with body shape or size. 7DMT is smoothest in my opinion.

Robinhood, I've loved that movie since childhood Meet the Robinsons Emperors New Groove, My kids introduced me to it, don't know how I missed it. Atlantis,

If you are looking for or judging on the thrill, I think WDW is the wrong place entirely. When I want a thrill ride I will head back to Ohio and go to Kings Island or Cedar point. At WDW I am more interested in the stories and immersive qualities. In that capacity it's 7DMT.

I have to pick seven dwarfs, mainly because of the mine scene. Big thunder mountain is a good coaster, but feels just like a coaster.

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I'd take a Nashville hot chicken quick serve in All Star music. How about a Mongolian BBQ in Asia portion of Animal Kingdom.

Sorry that this has impacted where you stay negatively. My view is just the opposite I love the fact that the Skyliner is serving those two hotels. My traditional go to hotel was Port Orleans. I will probably stay more at CBR now. Although when my grandson is a little older we will hit POP a few...

Why not walk over to the train station at Splash Mountain and ride to another part of the park. At least when the train is running again.

their is really only one requirement for rerideability (not a real word). That requirement is that I enjoy it.

Never rode it as a child, but my children loved it. If you want creep look no further than IASW. Dolls, shudder!

I definitely agree that if it is once in a lifetime kind of trip that 6 to 8 is best. But since I go every year or so, I'm good with giving up some park time to baby sit. When I first started going I was rope drop to closing. Now I can stand a little down time.

Thanks for all of the responses, I think we will be taking him when he is about 14 or 15 months old for his first trip. His parents will be going as well as his Aunt, so baby duties can be spread out at times. But I've already said that baby and Grandpa will head back for the afternoon nap...

I'll head back when APs are for sell and park hopping

As a new grandfather I'm wondering what everyone's thoughts are on when to start taking a youngster to the parks.

For blisters I use body glide anti friction stick. This helps keep blisters away with any shoe. Use that with good socks and a broken in pair of shoes. Never wear new shoes to WDW.