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I've always thought there should be an inverted roller coaster based on the moving doors scene in Monsters Inc. I would also like Figaro to be a character you can meet.

I've been 5 times to WDW and 2 times to DL. If I had more money I would go all the time.

I found that I was always hungry after finishing my quick service meals. I don't think they're enough for sharing.

This is the one we have. It's great!

I don't know who's present for the party, but if you go in the morning I think you would see Chip and Dale. They were right inside the entrance to the park when we went last month.

I just wanted to comment that I went there at age 8 and 9.5 and had so much fun! Another issue with the park was safety. A few people drowned there. I remember riding a water slide, and at the bottom you fall into the lake. It was deep, and the current from the water slide was stronger than I...

Garden Grill. My 1.5 and 3.5 year olds loved the characters and liked the food, since it's mostly basic American foods. The food was excellent, too!

Yes, after that we decided the signature restaurants aren't for us. Now we like to splurge on buffets/all you can eat meals where you can really fill up. On our last trip we did Garden Grill and the skillets at Whispering Canyon Cafe, and those were wonderful!

I dont remember exactly because it was 3.5 years ago, but I got some kind of steak (expensive but no better than Outback Steak House) and some kind of squash dish I didnt like. My husband also got a steak and side. The bill was huge for this small amount of food. That was the last of our money...

I used to collect the autographs when I was a kid and really enjoyed it. I still have my books. Why not ask your kids if they want to do it?

Yes, cost bothers me. We don't have a lot of money. We've splurged on a few nicer meals and even used my credit card for a few. I feel a sick feeling thinking about the money spent for those meals. The worst was for Yachtman's Steakhouse. That meal was so expensive, but the food wasnt good, and...

Splash Mountain:)

I was hooked from the very first trip to Disney World my parents took me on when I was 8 (1993). I already loved amusement park rides and Disney movies/tv shows/characters. It was so awesome to go on rides every day for a week! I loved it so much I spent the rest of my life begging my family to...

I don't care what you do. I'm just saying we loved it. Even my husband who could care less about Frozen loved it. It's a very beautiful and musical ride, and the small drops make it fun.

I personally have zero interest in it, but my husband wants to stay there. However, if it's as expensive as you guys are guessing we won't be staying there.

Raising prices would make the parks even less accessible to lower income people. My family struggled enough to afford our last trip as it is. Raising prices isn't the answer. And I like RNRC just how it is, though a change in theme wouldn't bother me as long as the physical coaster stays the...

We love the Frozen ride and aren't even fans of Frozen! I think you should try it with a fast pass.

OP, how old are the people in your group. Do you have young kids?

We were just there 2 weeks ago, and it rained a lot every single day. The only thing that I was aware of that closed due to rain was Test Track. Kali River Rapids closed due to lightning but reopened after the thunder/lightning passed even though it was still raining.

We just went to Disney World for a week with our 1.5 and 3.5 year olds. I had fun, but overall it was the hardest day for my family. We went on Toy Story Mania twice, saw 2 shows (Disney Junior and Frozen) that the kids weren't that into, met characters (Daisy, Donald, Goofy, Star Wars...