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Here's my first entry into a contest - let me know if you guys like it! :)

Since we seem to have a Star Wars theme going on...

58 more days for our first stay at the Pop - I'm working crazy hours right now on deadlines, so I'm super excited. :)

A) You essentially get a voucher for the pass which you can then redeem at Guest Services. If you go this route - try redeeming at the GS in Downtown Disney Marketplace - typically the least crowded from what I've found. B) Anytime, really. It's probably about 50/50 for times I've been asked for...

Jungle Cruise hippo.

Favorite: Haunted Mansion Pirates of the Caribbean Tomorrowland Transit Authority Maelstrom Expedition Everest Least: Sounds Dangerous It's A Small World Swiss Family Robinson Treehouse Buzz Lightyear SpaceRanger Spin Dumbo the Flying Elephant

This is a great question! If I had to go with a retirement job, I think I'd like to be one of the CM's at the Polynesian - I don't really care what I'd do. I love that resort, everyone is always so polite, and I have nothing but positive experiences there.

...you convince your friend, who used to previously rib you for going to a 'kids' park, to buy annual passes and now he goes every weekend. ...you get stressed out at work and think: "You know, it's only 30 minutes to the parks...I can still make Wishes". ...a friend tells you they're kind...

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I love this thread...glad I stumbled across it. :) Tidal Wave at Typhoon Lagoon.

The wife and I used to eat exclusively at Cosmic Rays, but we've gravitated more towards Pecos Bill's lately. I absolutely love the fixins bar and their burgers are simply fanriffic (to quote Hong Kong Phuey). And I think I'm the only person who's never really experienced a crazy crowd there...

I live near UCF, about a 35 - 40 minute drive depending on traffic, and I find myself there quite frequently - usually twice a month, and to multiple parks each day. So, in the year I've had it? With work schedule into account, I've probably gone on different days about 35 - 40 times.

Here's my first of hopefully many - the Grand Floridian as viewed from the Polynesian docks at night.

For my wife and I, it came down to the situation and reason for the trip. When we went for our 5th anniversary last december, we chose POFQ because it was a little mor intimate, and more romantic with the cobblestone and roses everywhere. Riverside is a lot of fun though if you're just going...

Lets also not forget Steve Jobs being in a position of power within Disney now - he is the president of Apple. I don't think the switch to Mac's is all that unlikely, personally.

Well, tomorrow at 3PM we check in to the Port Orleans French Quarter for five wonderful days in the world - one day for every year we've been married. Is anyone going to be there this weekend?

Well, Tom and Huck, I believe, called themselves the River Pirates within the Twain novels, so there you go. :)

Your best bet, frankly, is to go with a Game Boy Advance which you can get fairly cheap right now. There's a lot of games on that system that are Disney related. As a bonus, it's also got a battery life which means kids can't play it for days on end. :) (But, it's rechargeable, so it's not going...

Magic Kingdom Big Thunder Mountain Railroad Mickey Head Ice Cream Bar Polynesian - King Kamehameha Suite! Crystal Palace breakfast

I'm assuming the "Florida Classic Day" sign is for the football game played at the Citrus Bowl between Bethune-Cookman College and Florida A&M University.