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50s (pot roast is good) works for both, but MM seems more dinnery to me.

DVC is Disney time-share. If you can, bring your own cereal. You'll pay big bucks for it at Disney. But you can buy cereal in the gift shop, the food court or maybe both. :)

On that matter, we are in complete agreement!!! :)

"Turn those machines back on! Turn those machines back on!" ;)

I had a dream not too long ago that I was in Epcot, but only the ball was real Epcot. Everything else was foreign and confusing to me. It was urgent that I get somewhere, but I was lost. I wanted to text one of the board members for directions, but couldn't find my phone, lol. That's all I...

It's okay to want the children to behave. I'd like that, too. :) Expecting it? I wouldn't. When you're going to a place that attracts kids, you really need to expect that some of them will have useless parents and that some of the children will be poorly behaved. Going to a place full...

Going to Disney and complaining about children is a lot like going to Las Vegas and complaining about the gamblers. Think before you go and then suck it up, buttercup. :)

That's what I was talking about. That's what they had in the rooms about a decade ago. Black wrappers, some had the Neat & Pretty thing on them. Little Mickeys. Bottles had red ball tops, I think.

So much depends on your schedule at home, whether or not you want to keep your kids happy (instead of crabby), if you have park-hopper tickets and what time of year you'll be there. I wouldn't suggest taking a break on an AK day in the winter unless you're going to a different park in the...

I've been at the parks so much lately that I'm almost parked-out, lol. You won't hear me say that in August, lol. :)

If you enjoy standing in lines for no reason because you can talk to people (or for whatever reason!), by all means, you should do that! Just letting the OP know that if the mother-in-law wants to rest on a fence, let her. There is no need to stand in line. :)

Uni's transportation is faster and so much prettier than driving yourself. I'd say they beat Disney by a mile (or several miles) on transportation. Uni also has some fantastic entertainment at their hotels. I think maybe that person had no experience staying there. luv - and you can throw...

OMG, if you like Disney now, you'd have been blown away by how great they once were.

Okay, SOME people would have said that the new MJ thing was cool. Better? Geez.

1. It's a short walk from the boat dock. The bus stop might be closer, I never measured the exact distance, but it wouldn't be by much. It might be further away. Six of one, half a dozen of the other. 2. If you're in a Disney hotel, you can pick up your tickets there. If you lose them or...

Most people think it's not busy at all. I think it's pretty busy. A lot depends on your definition of "busy" and experience with the parks. :)

"Listen to the Land" is one of the best songs Disney ever had. I wish they'd play it again.

At Fort Wilderness, it was BYO Kit or buy theirs, which was less than $10, but I'm not sure how much it was. It was a lot of fun, too. :)

My first day often began around 5 a.m. at the Georgia/Florida border. Got to bed early the night before and up with (or before) the sun, finished the drive and arrived at a park for rope drop! :) We'd stay until 2:00ish, then go check-in, clean/unpack, swim, have dinner and get to bed early...

It's been really nice lately. Cold for sure, but nice crowds-wise. :)