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My thoughts exactly!!

Am I the only mean mom who didn't take my kids when they were little back to the resort for a nap? The Disney stroller worked just fine for nappinng...LOL. Ok, I know this is not helping with the resort issue, just saying.

We used to go the last two weeks of August when DSs were in school, as the summer camps ended, yet we had two weeks before school started. The last week of August was definitely quieter than the third. We were diehards who did early entry and stayed late at night. Back in those days you did...

The only time I saw a LOT of real drunk people at Epcot was on New Years Eve!!

I think my 67 year old DH is the ONLY adult who loves T-Rex. Even the DSs, 20 and 25 moaned and groaned about going there!!:arghh:

Bummer that they don't. Maybe when the finish the all the current renovations, this would be a cool thing to start doing again. They should do it for celebrities that star in their movies. Great way to promote a film by having the leading actors (or supporting actors) come to town and lend...

I was there in November '91 and '92 and I think it was '91 that we were there when Donald O'Connor put his hand/footprints into the cement in front of Grauman's Theater. That was cool to witness. I don't think any celebrities do that any more, do they?

I love this too ... maybe because it's nostalgic to me ... got to ride it in 1965 at the NY World's Fair

And I have to say, we really enjoyed our lunch there on Christmas Day (we couldn't get dinner reservations).

with the original Dreamfinder and Figment!!!

Hmmm,. I just thinking about how I'm always saying "now where did I put my Phone???". And what about the grandparents who don't have phones, or use basic phones. My DH is 67 and he still uses a flip phone. It actually sits in his glove compartment of his car for "emergency use only". One...

Agree. I think the same thing. I'd rather flick my wrist than reach into my pocket!!

I have to say my whole family enjoyed their lunch there. Maybe next time, we'll be able to get dinner.

Is it worth it for all adults to go on the cruise? My sons are in their 20s. They don't need character time (not that they don't enjoy still taking pictures with them...LOL). Do they offer an adult only cruise that might be a little less expensive???

We had lunch @ BOG on Christmas Day (we couldn't get a dinner reservation) and we got seated right on time, however, maybe it's crazier at dinner time?? I do like the concept of a quick service where they brought you the food instead of standing in line, then trying to find a seat!!

I was cleaning out my dresser and found buried on the bottom a photo taken in 1981 (or 83) with my nephew and his then girlfriend in old fashion costumes. Also have one taken in 1991 with my DH and DS, age 16 months. I wonder why they stopped taken those. And they took them in color, but I...

But I have the Disney Visa and earn on that. Also what I did this last trip was buy gift cards at Target on the Red Card (so 5% discount), and then when I got the bill from Target, I cashed in my Discover $$$s to pay the Target bill, so it was like free gift cards. We spent 9 nights @ Coronado...

we have no plans to go to the parks for a long while (was just there at Christmas). So if we hit that five year mark when $$$s begin to expire and don't have plans, can I get the rewards card and then just buy gift cards at a Disney Store and just build those up?

We had the free dining plan this past December and while I enjoyed it, I'm not sure I would buy it, simply because you have to schedule everything so far in advance. I miss the "old days". In 2002, we wanted to do something at MK that we hadn't done before and my then 12 year old soon, looked...

Diamond Horseshoe ... table service? Is that new???