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I understand they're trying to promote the Tiana's Bayou retheming of Splash, but putting aside the bizarre melange of characters that will be at 1900 Park Fare (ironically celebrating the power of a wish, because literally nobody wished to see this grouping!), why on earth are they having Tiana...

Disney doesn't use the phrase "all you can eat," but Sebastian's _was_ all-you-care-to-enjoy at least as recently as 2023, with dozens of reviewers (including well-known sources like the Disney Tourist Blog, , playDisney, Kenny the Pirate, Disney Food Blog, etc.) noting and...

Yes. That's how it works. But are we really arguing that giving a couple extra rolls to the OP's family -- or anyone's -- is going to cause a domino effect that leads to appreciable losses for the restaurant? Of course the restaurant is not under any obligation to give more 12-cent rolls than...

Yes, access to extra evening hours includes guests at all DVC villas at deluxe resorts, including those staying on rented points. (FWIW, I can testify from personal experience: we stayed in a DVC resort studio at the Grand Floridian in August on rented DVC points, and were able, like all other...

If we are in a hurry and have somewhere to be, we just let the server know (and ask for the check the second our entrees hit the table). It seems to be far easier to get a server to go a little faster, than it is to have them slow down, but maybe that's just us. I'm not sure what you meant by...

As a guest, I tend to view "getting rushed through an expensive meal" as a negative.

Actually, I just went back and checked my confirmation from last time we purchased from Boardwalk Ticketing. We didn't even have to wait for the physical tickets to arrive in the mail (although they _were_ mailed to us): our confirmation follow-up email had the code(s) we needed to link our...

We've bought from them twice. As I recall, our physical ticket cards arrived in the mail a few days later and I linked them to My Disney Experience, as usual. We've also bought from Undercover Tourist (on occasions when it was cheapest), and had the same good experience.

As others said, Le Cellier (like almost any 2-credit TS) is not a good choice on the DDP if your goal is to break even financially. (Basically, any time you go to a 2-credit place, order any but the most expensive entrees, or don't order alcohol, dessert, and whatever else the DDP includes...

And how much do they pay them? This is just embarrassing. (Screenshot from my own phone, just now.)

The lack of a washer and dryer is definitely an issue, particularly since I think the cabins, and Fort Wilderness in general, tend to attract guests who want to have a slower-paced stay of longer duration (and therefore, guests who are more likely to need to do laundry during their visit). You'd...

Just piling on to add a Boathouse recommendation. We had our first meal there last August, and were so impressed with the quality of the food, the generous portion sizes, and the top-notch service, that we can't wait for a return visit. (If you can spring for it, the amphicar tours are also...

What a stingy, ridiculous policy. I'd skip it if I were the OP, too!

As others suggested above, wait times and crowdedness are not the same thing. Disney is often running E-tickets at half-capacity and half-staff now, even on busy days, in order to save money and/or incentivize the purchase of G+. This (along with the existence of G+ itself) has driven up...

Seeing this kind of progress (as I sit at my desk, preparing for a day of work in frigid, snow-blanketed Western New York), and starting to get a glimpse of how visually lovely this park is going to be, is getting me hyped, even about the IPs (How To Train Your Dragon, Nintendo) that I'm not...

Per Google, here's a tour of an accessible room. A "transfer shower" is one with a special bench to which wheelchair users can transfer, so their chair doesn't have to be in the shower itself: that may be the folded-up wall bench in the shower in this tour.

We give at least 20% -- sometimes more, if the driver goes above-and-beyond, or if the starting price is so low that 20% seems inadequate. E.g., Last time we used a service called Quest With The Best, and the one-way, airport-to-Disney price for a van for 4 of us and our luggage was only $45 to...

@WildRide -- any update?

Methinks you weren't there. Aberrations happen. This was one. Your experiences do not define the outer reaches of human possibility.

Why not? It's not like we get many Disney do-overs.