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With free dining being cancelled, that's the final push for me to cancel this trip. Ww think we'll take the 35% room discount and finally stay at the Wilderness Lodge next year.

We're sadly planning on replacing our Disney vacation by renting a house with a private beach on a lake in Northern Maine. We can drive there and interact with no one other than a rest stop and a grocery store stop. That feels a lot safer than Disney World. Normally I wouldn't consider this for...

My kids and husband on Alien Swirling Saucers. (I didn't go because I used my fastpass to ride Slinky Dog Dash.)

I wouldn't go until the threat of coronavirus is gone, and the parks are all running normally.

It sounds like you're on a budget, so I'd stay at one of the value resorts. We've stayed at Pop Century and All Star Music and enjoyed them both. Both have bus transportation, but Pop also has the skyliner and usually costs a little more. We've gotten free dining (the middle plan) and loved it...

I used the Chicco Lightway Plus when my kids were little. It is lightweight for a stroller (I believe 19 lbs), folds up and stores easily, and is easy to maneuver.

We ate at Yachtsman Steakhouse and were unimpressed by the quality of food, the quantity of the food, and the price.

They couldn't have built around it?

Same. I LOVED the playground. I don't know why they had to get rid of it. It's a great spot to let kids run around and use up energy, plus the theme was really fun. There isn't a single place in Hollywood Studios for my young kids to get out of the stroller to play.

Not everyone is able bodied enough to carry a child throughout the park. It would greatly reduce my quality of life and that of many families.

Does anyone know the cost of Pop to Polynesian and Pop to Wilderness Lodge? Thank you!

That exact scenario happened to me when I was a kid, back in the mid 90s! I could never remember what ride that was from, and when I went to Disney as an adult I couldn't find it. We went after The Great Movie Ride closed, so that's why. Thanks for filling in the missing info to my memory...

Splash Mountain. It has the perfect combination of thrills, cute Disney storytelling, music, ride length, and it's both thrilling and tame enough to appeal to a large amount of people.

My coworker friend and I bring each other Mickey Rice Krispie Treats when we go.

We lost a magic band (a special one we purchased), looked at city hall, filled out the online form, and never got it back. I hope you fare better. Good luck.

Hall of Presidents - > Hall of President Trump It's a Small World -> increase ride time to 30 minutes (same song, but the ride passes through more scenes, so it goes on longer)

We bed share and use bed rails.

How about showing your younger kid youtube videos of the bigger rides and seeing which ones he likes better? Does he want to ride more thrilling rides such as Tower of Terror/Slinky Dog Dash/Star Wars rides or Dinosaur/Kali, or will any of those be more frightening?

I remember meeting them and getting their autographs in 1993!

We only go in the pool once per trip on days when we are not in the parks (leaving day/ planned pool day) or on a MNSSHP day. If I was staying at a resort with a great pool I would try to use it more though.