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I love the "catchy tunes" that stick in your head. Some of my favorites are: Yo Ho, Yo Ho, A Pirate's Life For Me! Bibbity-Bobbity-Boo (from Cinderella, my favorite Disney movie!) The Tiki Room song :lol:

Claire L - I will definitely share! We return on June 2nd, so I can tell you all about it!:)

We are looking forward to it (66 days to go!). We're staying there at the end of May for 8 days to celebrate our one year wedding anniversary. I do have one question - I hear that Artist Point is wonderful, but what type of breakfast service is there? I'm so used to the "food court"...

Have a great time Grumpy! Be sure to tell us about your trip when you return!!:) ...only 67 days left for us! Can't come soon enough!:sohappy:

My family and I were in the back row of the tram riding the Backstage lot tour at MGM when waiting for the tram to pass was Jim Henson! This is going back, but I think our trip was in late '89/early '90. He was super friendly and just smiled, waved, and said hi. Very sad that only a few...

I would have to say Frontierland since it houses two of the best mountains...including my favorite, Big Thunder Mountain!

Definitely Disneyworld!:sohappy:

DisneyItis - i love it! Everytime our family is together, the conversation always comes back to Disney. I could talk for hours about the memories I have! My husband and I were in the bookstore last night...what do you think i was reading? Birnbaum's Disney guide. When my husband found me...

I agree with DisneyPhD...I was there for St Pat's Day about 7 years ago and Pleasure Island was wall to wall people! They had "leprechauns" walking around the island and I think there was a game or contest going on. We didn't have any trouble getting into the clubs, but once you were inside...

1. Frontierland 2. Tomorrowland 3. Adventureland 4. Liberty Square 5. Toon Town Fair

My favorites are: 1) Emporium 2) Yankee Trader (I think it's in Liberty Square near the Haunted Mansion...they sell great Mickey kitchen stuff!) 3) Mitsukoshi Department Store in the Japanese pavilion at EPCOT (they just have neat things in there!)

For no reason, we always bear left to Adventureland. Maybe we'll be different and steer right when we go in May!:)

When I was in college, we went down to Disney during our Spring Break (St. Patrick's week). It was crowded!! I clearly remember waiting an exceptionally long time for Thunder Mountain, although one college student decided to break out a tune and sing the theme to "Beverly Hillbillies" (and...

My favorite warning is Big Thunder Mountain Railroad. :sohappy: My other favorite is when you enter a theater and they tell you to move ALL the way down, filling up each and every seat available. Meanwhile you know you're going to be climbing over someone! :mad: I have to agree with...

Big Thunder Mountain Railroad and Pirates of the Caribbean! When we were little, Mom used to go on her favorite ride (also known as "park bench in the sun") and we would sneak back on the line to go on again while she wasn't looking!:lol:

I definitely agree with the Great Ceremonial House scent. I remember in Adventureland there was a Dole Pineapple stand ( love that smell!). Also , I think there was a distinct smell in the Universe of Energy when you entered into the dinosaur area.

Approximately how much did it cost (per adult)?

Cinderella gets my vote!

1. Big Thunder Mountain 2. Space Mountain 3. Pirates of the Caribbean 4. Haunted Mansion 5. Splash Mountain And in Memoriam...Mr. Toad's Wild Ride!:)

The CoP needs to stay! It is such a vital piece of history to Walt Disney World. I even hated when they changed the song from "Now is The Time" to "There's a Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow"!