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As someone who is 5'2, I find iPads EXTREMELY annoying. Last year I could barely see Wishes, due to a man holding an iPad in the air to record every single minute. And this man had to be at least 6ft :mad:

What our family likes to do is to look for the 'Hidden Mickeys'. There's books/ websites which compile lists of each mickey design hidden in restaurant/ hotel/ attraction/ show, etc. Although, like Weather_Lady said, I suggest if it's their first trip then they should enjoy the moment, and...

Put it this way: I have booked all restaurants, made an itinerary, made a list of the pins we need. That doesn't even cover the spreadsheets I've made for EVERY park, and EVERY restaurant/ show/ attraction in them, stating what they are, the thrill level, and which members of the family want to...

Rose & Crown in the UK pavilion. I may be biased because I'm from the UK, but the food here is excellent, and reminds me of home. (Especially when you've been eating American food all week.)

As much as I'm sure that many little girls will love to meet this Elena, I would hope that a more well-known character (not necessarily a princess), would have meet and greets at WDW. Although, I suppose it's a sign that the format where children discover Disney characters could be changing...

I know that these haven't been gone for long, but I already feel nostalgic about the Backlot Tour and Osborne Lights.

That's a pretty tough question, I'm torn between Adventureland and Frontierland, because they have the best rides and places to eat, in my opinion.

Not sure if it counts, but the It's A Small World song is stuck in my head on almost a daily basis.

If you're a hardcore Star Wars fan, go with that, but I say go early because you need a clear view, and as it is such a big franchise, I think there will be a LOT of fans there. Personally, I would choose Fantasmic, because think it's great for all ages, and also has a big mix of special...

A tie between Splash Mountain and ToT - the queue for ToT is amazing, and I personally think it's scarier than the ride itself! And the story behind Splash Mountain is brilliant, it appeals to all ages, I think.