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I'm not sure on your budget (or, really even if they still do this stuff), but I might suggest the NASCAR, parasailing or fishing excursions Disney offers. They are pricey, but as a once-in-a-lifetime type of addition, I think it could work for you two.

I would suggest taking a look at the Unofficial Guide. I'm sure you're library has it, it's an excellent resource. Also the planning DVDs Disney supplies are great introductions as well. MouseSavers.com can give you a good amount of insight on deals being offered. And, of course, keep checking...

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Nice! We stayed at the Yacht Club last trip, and I can't begin to tell you how awesome it is to be able to walk to Epcot. We loved it, even making a couple last minute ADR's, just so we could stroll to the park at night.

Chris Rock also has a special Comedy Central tends to replay in which he talks about his time with his family in WDW.

I don't feel strongly about it either way. I will say, my wife absolutely hates it.

The area near the water at the Flame Tree BBQ is our favorite seating in the park anyways. We loved watching Everest grow over our trips, and now that it is complete the view is even better.

The Muppets animated show was great as a kid, and I really liked the movie. Plus, I love the attraction in WDW. Add it up, and it's just enough to top the beloved PBS franchise.

Jungle Cruise / Swiss Family Treehouse - Too much useable space wasted on (what I believe is) lackluster attractions. Tomorrowland Speedway - It has a huge footprint and wasteful, outdated technology. Dinoland U.S.A. - Keep Dinosaur, lose the rest.

MASH - Col. Henry Blake Death Announcement Cheers - Norm entrance. Seinfeld - Kramer entrance.

Sounds awesome... The more I hear about it, the more it's actually becoming a 'must do' for me.

I think a restaurants is slightly different than an attraction, in that most restaurants take a few weeks (or months maybe) to learn and adjust after their opening. Disney probably does much more pre-planning than most, but still - I'd prefer to test it out after they've worked out all the kinks.

It's not 'kitchen sink'-large... as some may be able to finish it without too much trouble. (me)

Love it... my only real criticism would be Captain's Grille 2X... It's just me, but I would replace one of the ADR's at CG for anything you haven't tried before.

I would be open to the attraction - as it sounds pretty awesome. But, I'm torn - because it's actually my least favorite scene of the movie.

We drive from Chicago for our vacations. We've only planned overnight stops twice, but both times, I just couldn't bare the idea of sleeping when I was in the 'zone'. My wife keeps hoping that'll wear off, but we'll see...

I agree with the general opinion that only Victoria & Albert's would be 'super'-strict about dress code. But, I will say - when we last went to Citrico's, I dressed in khakis and a buttoned-shirt. I'm glad I did so, as it just felt right due to the atmosphere. But (again), at the same...

We ate at the Crystal Palace for Thanksgiving and were not disappointed. However, it is a buffet, so it may not feel very 'Thanksgiving-y' when you're going to the carving station.

Pretty well summed up...

I prefer CBR, simply because of the theme.