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The lawyers should be sued for encouraging these law suits that are nothing more than the result of their clients own stupidity. :fork:

I've experienced this too. I've seen a few that appear to be tired of asking "how many in your party?" and I don't mean physically tired but in a fed up kind of way, as if they're bored with their job. Luckily those have been few. But I also understand that as easy as it looks, that may not be...

Quirky is an understatement. But must admit, I enjoyed going back in time.

Just have fun! Enjoy the atmosphere, the food, the show and most importantly the time with your granddaughter.:sohappy:

I do it all the time. I buy all my disney decor locally, make sure I take tape and I plan exactly how I want to do it, I pack it so I can easily and quickly get to them and I always surprise my daughter.

I recommend when the ride opens and have fun trying to find the paint brushes.

What? Really? Make two parks out of Epcot? It's a NO from me.

I personally like the online check in process.

Can't let crowds ruin your visit. Crowds should be expected. I've experienced M.K when it's been to capacity and still enjoyed it.

Magic Kingdom for me. I love all the different lands and the feeling each one gives me. I have so many beautiful memories there with my children. I totally love that place.:sohappy:

I wouldn't even be able to estimate. I've been going every year, several times each year since M.K openned in 1971.:shrug:

I personally enjoy Royal Table at M.K. Congratulations on your wedding.:sohappy:

I've visited WDW during each month, and in my opinion, there really is no least crowded time anymore. It seems that each time I visit regardless of the month it's very crowded.

Winter Summerland is probably your best bet. Have fun!

Thank you all for your input.

Thanks for the tip. Will give it a try.

Yes, Its happened to me so many times. I take my broken in shows that are oh so comfortable, yet when I get there they are everything but. Whats worst, I never take extra shoes not to pack so much. But I will from now on.

I agree with taking the lightweight umbrella stroller. I've done WDW for 10 days also with my little one. There is alot of walking and the heat as you know will wear you down. She's sure to get tired. Sure you can rent one at the park. But remember you do have to turn it in, what if she's tired...

I'm considering making D.R. for the Garden Grill at Epcot. Would anyone please share their experience and opinion on this restaurant? What types of foods do they offer? Do you choose what you want your all you care to eat family dinner to consist of? I would appreciate it.:slurp:

For me it's both. No one is too young for Disney and no one is too old for Disney. Disney is simply ageless.