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I'd be willing to spend an extra $500 for say one fast pass to each ride in each park

One of the things that bugs me about these boards is how people tend to get SO mad at others for using phrases wrong. And that is not my intention here with this post, but after just returning from spending 5 days at the parks, I still think it's funny how people tend to use every phrase EXCEPT...

We finally got on the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train the other day. Honestly, I was a bit disappointed. I didn't think it was that great. The roller coaster part wasn't that good, and the inside slow dark ride part was ok, but still was a bit less than what I was expecting. Visually, it's great...

Well, the day was yesterday, and we totally would've made it, with about 15 minutes to spare. Everything did go very smoothly and it could've easily gone the other way. Regardless, we canceled it a few days before and had dinner at the Columbia harbor house. About "wasting the day", we arrived...

I guess that's possible, but oh well. It's not like a dinner reservation. With missing dinner, I'd have to make another table service reservation so I don't lose it. Not using the fast passes is annoying, but i don't need to make up for it later.

I think we've decided to cancel Tony's, have counter service and then use that table service for breakfast or lunch later in the week. It's more important to us to use the fast passes that first night.

Yes, exactly, that is absolutely correct. That was my ONLY question. No one on here knows EVERYTHING about the place. I tend to think I'm more knowledgeable than the average visitor, as are most people on these boards, but there are some things that I don't know, and even though I've traveled...

Yes, that's an answer. I have no problem with that.

Nowhere in there was I asking for advice. I asked if it was possible. I didn't ask if I should waste a park ticket day. I didn't ask if people on here know if my family will be ok with it or not. I simply asked if the timing is do-able. As I said way back in the original post, we've done it...

And I don't really understand what there is to unwind from anyway. It's a 30 minute drive to the airport. Roughly 2 hours sitting at the airport. 3 hours on the airplane. Another 30 minutes sitting on the bus... It seems like sitting and taking it slow is the last thing we'd want to do.

No. WDW is not an unwind vacation in our minds. The Disney Cruise four months later is when the unwinding can occur.

Never eaten there, but from what I've read, it's not very good, maybe that's not true.

No plans to take a taxi. Relying strictly on disney transportation.

Timing question. I've done the magical express thing many times, but never this exact combination, so I'm not sure if our dinner reservations are possible. We land in Orlando at a few minutes before 3pm. Have to get to Caribbean Beach resort to check in, won't even go to the room, just right...

Regarding this, it reminds me of my one of my favorite "inspirational posters". It says, "No single raindrop thinks it's responsible for the flood"....or something like that. In other words, there's tens of thousands of others around you thinking the same thing. But I can't help think the...

I've never quite understood the fascination with the transportation and ticket center. If we do have a car, the magic kingdom is the only park that we DON'T drive to just so we can avoid going through that step. To each his own of course, but I just don't understand. Maybe it's more nostalgia...

I just did...Whoah.

I shall...when away from work of course.

And I don't mean what do the computers that run the rides look like, or the people who operate them, I mean, what happens to the ride characters themselves behind the scenes. Is the dad from the carousel of progress secretly binge drinking between shows? Or is the daughter hiding her pot...

I have a problem, and if there has ever been a first world problem, this is it. We're trying to decide what to do. My dad is into taking my family on cruises. We did one last year, another coming up in a few months, and he's already looking ahead to next summer. We did carnival last summer...