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LOL@this thread. So much for a year's planning. My bf and I planned our first trip to WDW less than a month in advance. We decided to take our first long vacation together before my fall quarter classes started in late September. He wanted Hawaii and I wanted Disney World. It's pretty obvious...

Probably most people's favorite park is Magic Kingdom but I like Epcot better for two reasons: 1) Since I live in Southern California and go to Disneyland pretty often, Epcot provides more novelty in terms of attractions that are at WDW but not at DLR (Magic Kingdom has the most overlapping...

It was definitely worth spending one day when we had the 10 day park hopper (first trip to WDW after a lifetime of visiting Disneyland). We enthusiastically did all the attractions and shows except for the Disney Play House. I saw all the shows but had to drag my bf to the Frozen Sing Along (he...

I was 18 months old so I have zero memory of it. Did you walk onto to Toy Story Mania and Radiator Springs Racers though? I don't doubt that you walked on the other stuff but those are the big two.

Thanks for the tips. I definitely would like to visit Europe sometime anyway so incorporating Disneyland Paris won't be too much trouble. It's also nice to know that language won't be much of a barrier. Of course, the primary purpose of the trip would be to see the major sights of London and...

I was wondering if anyone here has been to one of the Disneylands outside of the U.S. I'd like to someday and combine it with a sightseeing trip of spending 2 weeks in either Japan or France/England (maybe one week in Paris and one in London) and maybe 3-4 days at the Disney Park. If any of...

That's okay for us locals because we can go to Disneyland any time we want to! I've only gone in the rain twice just to do Toy Story Mania over and over again (once by myself and once with a friend). Did Peter Pan, Space Mountain, Indiana Jones, and Pinochio too but didn't do the outdoor rides...

Complaining is one thing; but being melodramatic and acting as if it's the end of the world is another. As many people said on here, a rainy day at Disney is much better than a nice weather day at home. Yes, Disney is the ONLY outdoor thing I've done in the rain. Personally for me, heavy crowds...

If you had to be in either theme park during Christmas week (the most crowded week of the year), which would you pick? Disney World or Disneyland? Disneyland DOES get very, very crowded that week and I know to avoid it. I read that Disney World is even worse due to mostly non-locals who are...

Speak for yourself. We are in a drought and if we don't get rain this winter, we will get bad water rationing and might only be able to shower every other day and cut back on city parks and stuff. I'm personally hoping for some rain this winter; we'll stay in and play video games. Yes, traffic...

But thankfully Toy Story Mania is indoors and it's so nice being able to walk on to that when you normally have to wait more than an hour on weekends and about 30 minutes during non-holiday weekdays. I never go near any theme park between Christmas and New Years; the crowds are always horrific...

Our rain comes on days that are cold as it gets in L.A. (normally winter days are around 70 when it rains it's only the 50s) and many of us don't have waterproof wear or warm clothes so we don't go out because we don't want to get sick. It also rains only like 20 days a year so we can easily...

I have never even seen the inside of a hotel at DLR; since I grew up in Southern California, it's always been a day trip. Yes; dining is a LOT easier since you don't have to make e f. Imagine our dismay (both of us are foodies) when we booked our WDW about a couple weeks ahead of time and found...

We heard thunder but didn't see any lightning in that downpour (did a couple of other times later on the trip). My bf told me if we can hear thunder, there's lightning around even if we can't see it but we both figured since the thunder wasn't that loud, it couldn't be close by.

. If We've done that too when we went to Hawaii (I was a kid and went with my family and my parents took us from Waikiki Beach back to the hotel when it started raining. Growing up in Southern California, you learn that rain means= stay inside for the day. However, we did come back later that...

We did the cyberspace mountain but much prefer the sum of all thrills at Epcot (same concept) and also Jungle Cruise ride but honestly, none of it appealed to us. My bf's gaming consules have better games than the arcade games we saw there. It also did not help that the building was entire...

Whatever; WDW is so freaking huge that they have space to afford on this stuff. People don't go to Disney to get drunk and wasted- do they? My bf and I are childless and in our 20s and do go clubbing from time to time back home but wouldn't even think of going to a club when on Disney.

At least if you dress warm with layers and wear waterproof outerwear (I have a knee length raincoat and waterproof hiking boots I've been used when camping, whitewater rafting, and crossing creeks when hiking), you can stay dry and warm even in the chill. In Florida, there were a couple of times...

At Disneyland, I once saw someone change a diaper in the line for the Peter Pan ride with the kid (around age 3) standing up. I guess they didn't want to lose their spot.

Keep it as it is- there are enough dark rides already.