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Shutters/Nine Dragons are the only two that stick out to me. I hated Shutters when we went. But, we've only tried it once, and it was YEARS ago. And... Nine Dragons is simply me being a sheep. I've heard so much bad opinions about it (mostly on WDW Today) - so I've never given it a shot.

I absolutely loved it. I'm not even sure what I had... but, we had a table of 4 and we all ordered separate entrees. After a few minutes, we were all saying "you should try this..."

Worst Nine Dragons Best Le Cellier Marrakesh

I enjoyed the Wave on our last trip. And, as a sidenote, we didn't have ADR's for it until the morning of the dinner. I called while on the bus on our way to the park. Of course, we also were OK with a 7-8 dinner time. As far as ADR's go. If you're flexible, you will still be happy. Yes, you...

I'm unsure... I love Epcot, and with each trip to WDW I think I become more and more interested in visiting it over-and-over. But, a trip to WDW without visiting MK is crazy - and it's still always a multiple-visit / last-day visit for us.

JellyRolls was my first real 'drinking' in Disney experience - and... I loved it. Really great, and it wasn't your typical packed-obnoxious bar scene. Raglan Road is some great food, and I thought the atmosphere was very un-Disney, but still great. On occasion, we would drink at the bar in...

Sounds like a list of must-do's... some real solid selections.

I've stayed there once. For me, it was good to cross of 'the list', but it wasn't as great as I thought it would be. It's great to be that accessible to the monorail. The theme isn't your typical disney-style and it's showing it's age a bit - but, it's still attractive. I'm not saying don't...

The good thing about the ToT (over similar rides) is that it has much more depth. I'm afraid of heights, but at least I can enjoy the other aspects of the ride right before I have a near-heart attack.

Defiantly. Ha. I think it's better to be full and exciting, then for it to be available and forgotten.

Hidden Refurbs: The New Hidden Mickey

WOW, you hit my list right on for the top 3. I've tried a lot of the others, but to me the JIKO and CITRICOS are just elite. I love them. But, also - there's a few major options I've never tried (California Grill / Victoria & Alberts for sure).

I am not a fan of seafood. However, I am always trying to find something unique or 'new' to try when I go out to eat. I'm not going to say I'm a daredevil - but, I just find eating the same thing over-and-over to be boring. Plus, you never know when you'll find your new favorite (unless you keep...

I've never thought of Ireland as a possibility for a new Epcot / WorldShowcase expansion, but now that I think about it... It would be great. Plus, gives Disney the auto-holiday tie-in to pump their merchandise.

Baklava / Gelato are pretty solid, safe - yet, somewhat unique options.

I've always felt a little rushed with the current set-up as well. There's just too much people there, and often - I just 'settle' for whatever I happen to see before I'm asked what I would like. Ha.

If staying off-site is an option, maybe a house-rental would work?

In an effort to "plus" the attraction, they've tried to utilize real insects. But, it'll be really interesting when the new NextGen mini-robo-bugs get added.

1. Cost 2. Timing Like all the others have said... Personally, I think TIMING is much more of the issue than COST, only because it magnifies the challenges (including cost). Had MGM/DHS been built/planned/opened earlier, I think the argument for a monorail connection would've been much...

I definitely understand the concern. For it to work, it would definitely need much more one-off happenings like parades/parties. Maybe even some booths/entertainment added to it as well, similar to how the Food and Wine Festival is added to Epcot. Just an idea - I think there are definite...