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This will be the first time I've arrived in orlando after 10pm, so I'm not exactly sure how the magical express works. The reason for my question is, what happens if the flight is early? I know that I'm supposed to get my luggage myself after 10pm, and the flight is scheduled to land shortly...

Just wondering, this coming january will be the first time I've used the resort check-in and my free checked bag perk with the delta amex together (used both separately many times). How does it work with using resort check-in. Do I still get the free check luggage?

In addition to the kid roller coasters, they've ridden the kid versions of the drop rides at other parks and loved them. They also both rode Haunted Mansion, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Great Movie Ride (the alien part still scares even ME)...and liked all of them. They were a bit nervous...

Conflicting thoughts on taking 4 1/2 year olds on tower of terror. They've been on Barnstormer with no problem, the roller coaster at Sesame Place with no problem, and also the two kids roller coasters at cedar point. Next visit they'll both pass that magical 40" threshold. My question to...

I'm thinking maybe we'll go mid to late january. We're trying to avoid the christmas decorations since we don't celebrate it. And I'm the kind of person who can only go in the summer or right around christmas, so even a slightly less crowded time would probably be great for me.

Usually, due to my wife's work schedule, we have been forced to make our disney trips in either the summer or christmas break. But this coming school year (the one starting sept 2013), we will be able to choose any wednesday thru monday to go there. We'd fly out wednesday night, have 4 full...

While talking about our trip from a month ago, my almost 4 year old was talking about how she liked the Nemo ride at Epricot.

I think the same when I hear that. I know they aren't because I know the kind of person it is. I really don't think one can really have a good time there until their 2nd or probably even 3rd visit. Think of all the stuff they DON'T know about. Like the key under the mat, or the picture of...

actually, for me, it kind of is. It isn't intended to be that way, but I find that the more I get to see in the first few days makes the rest of the time better. I'm not worrying so much about missing stuff that I want to see.

I can see it now, "oh look, the line for Peter Pan doesn't look that bad!"

...when someone is planning a Disney vacation but doing it ALL wrong. And you know it's going to be a disaster. And no matter what you say, you can't convince them otherwise. Here's my example. A co-worker of mine is taking his wife and kids down to Florida. His kids are 1 and 3. Disney isn't...

Being at work on a sunday isn't the best way to brag about "having a life".

What's really silly is responding like this. Either ignore it or answer it. And it isn't dealing with amnesiacs, I bet a lot of people don't read every post every day. It's very likely that whoever is asking the question hasn't read every thread that's been posted. And likewise, people...

I'd post a picture, but I guess I have to be a premium member or whatever. But I think on the most recent episode of Clone Wars, there was an animal that looked like stitch. Anyone else see this?

Great response.

Is there a limit on how many threads there can be on a topic? Is the internet running out of space or something? Does a fairy die everytime a thread is posted that has a topic that was discussed before?

Just spent 4 days in Disney, and the first two days I didn't bother with the mobile magic program for my phone, mostly because we spent most of that time and every park other than the magic kingdom, and with kid sunder 40", fast passes weren't as much of a need. But when we went to the magic...

And I kind of agree with that attitude. But so was the mom, which they didn't seem to notice the irony. I think a 9 year old should be strongly persuaded to be able to ride space mountain. And as sexist as this may sound, especially a boy. We strongly pushed our 3 year old girls to ride the...

My whole point was pointing out how it didn't seem fair for the mom to force something on her kid but then have the stance that there is no way she'll ever do another, very similar in thrill-ness, ride.

Overheard a funny, slightly annoying, conversation the other day while waiting for the magic kingdom to open. There was a family behind us, a mom and dad, probably early to mid 40s, and three boys. Probably 5, 7, and 9 or something like that. They, both the mom and the dad, were talking to...