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I highly recommend using Uber. Done it myself several times. It less than $10 each trip

News flash. Not everyone lives in NYC. But hey at least you made the point that you are really cool

I think the choices are great. Disney Springs will put City Walk to shame. Can't wait for Christmas shopping.

Ohana for me, but you can't go wrong with either choice

I think you should call Al Sharpton and start a protest. Your comments are ridiculous.

Outback and Denny's are just a few blocks outside downtown Disney. No worries

My son loves it there

Don't move your car. Park at contemporary, eat then walk over

Buddy, my best advice is be prepared for the worst. You will wait probably 20 minutes just to order quick service. The rides will probably be 50 minute waits. It will be hot which will lead many families to get easily aggravated. I would suggest going early in the morning, leave by lunch...

I would recommend sitting on the beach in front of the beach/yacht club. You will see the fireworks just fine, just not the activities in the lake that you would see if inside Epcot.

Sitting at Rose and Crown

I was there yesterday as well. The new area is looking really well done

A personal tour at Animal Kingdom is really cool. Also I would recommend a nice character dinner at Be Our Guest or at the Castle.

Weird thing is, some of the rides did work correctly (Buzz, T-Cups and Small World). The rest were wide open in the fast pass line, including 7 Dwarf and Thunder Mountain.

The point is, you never see a 20 minute line just to check into fastpass. Read before u critique.

There was a 20 minute wait to get in the haunted mansion fast pass line.

Yup

I have been at MK since 8am. And I can say the fast pass system has gone Wacko. I have been on almost every ride through fast pass, although I didn't make any reservations. My magic band goes green on every ride entrance for my family and I with friends(total of 9). So come to MK and go on...

Is it for breakfast, lunch or dinner. 3 different favorites for each one

And I highlyreccomend. The pass pays for itself once you have visited six parks. It a no brainer