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Cool! :)

my bad, wrong thread sorry

I'm a big fan of James Bond and I was wondering if there's anything in Orlando that would appeal to my 007 side when I'm not at Disney, thanks!

Thanks!

we're thinking about Be Our Guest for lunch even though it's a character meal and the Contemporary for dinner and time it fireworks, I'll take an advice at this stage

I don't know where to find any now but we use to have these Disneyland Forever CD kiosks on Main St. where you could burn a CD with the individual ride music for each area in the rides but there's some really cool stuff on those if you can find some, there was a ton of small world tracks and the...

I hope they give it the projection mapping we have here it just adds a bit more to the overall ride

That's kinda what we've been warned about dining at Magic Kingdom vs. Disneyland, I've been told cuz there's no kids in our group to skip character and counter service meals and stick to table service in the Parks

Cool! I just subscribed, I can always watch these on my laptop when we're there :)

It could be the 1971 opening as long as there's something lol, I want to get up and have coffee and get ready for the Parks watching Disney World on the tv and not the news

Do they play the info loop at non Disney hotels? We'll be staying at the Sheraton Vistana and I kinda want the Disney info loop on the tv

Poor Dame Judy, first Skyfall now this ;)

America Sings left way too soon, I still have my vinyl lp of it from forever ago

When I was a kid I use to see pictures of the Mickey Mouse Revue and remember thinking it looked so cool and wanting it at Disneyland

Superstar Limo, it was so bad it was insulting

Parasailing and the boat tour around Bay Lake are my #1 non Park things to do when we go in March. I've always wanted to do it so parasailing over Disney World is what I'm giving myself for my 40th

I'm buying that, thanks for the link!

I'm the one booking our first trip to WDW and I'm finding it a way better deal than originally thought, the park ticket prices were actually a pleasant surprise

I always heard prior to Eisner stepping in the Walt Disney Company was about to be divided up and sold off in separate units (films, parks, etc.)

I hope they can do with Studios what they did with DCA here, the only time we plan on visiting the Studios is on our first day after we've flown in