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I got $99 water view at CBR for this May w/AP rate. My original reservation was over $1000 and now its $695 for 7 nights/8 days. -Stephanie

It's almost as bad as a lighting fixture falling over at Epcot! :lol: -Stephanie

Anhauser Busch owns Sea World, so they are giving free samples of the beers they make. -Stephanie

If you really can't see the hole unless you use a flash b/c its dark, then I wonder how the person who took the photo knew it was there? If POTC get a hole in it but no one can see it, is it really there? :) So many unanswered questions.... :lol:

Tahu- is your avatar from the Sinbad ride at Tokyo DisneySea? I want to go on that ride so bad!! -Stephanie

Re: thank you for your help When I made my PS, the CM said to allow an hour transportation time from my hotel onsite. Maybe you could go to 'Ohana after a day at the MK, that would be easy. -Stephanie

Good idea, Thanks!! -Stephanie

For my trip in May, Wishes isn't showing until 10:30pm on the day i'm eating at 'Ohana so I made the PS at 8pm and after dinner, we are going to sit on the beach at Poly and watch Wishes. - Stephanie

AAA sells Visa travelers cheques (Disney is affiliated w/Visa now and not Amex) and they are fee free for members. I'm planning to get some for my trip, b/c i'm trying to lay off the credit cards. -Stephanie

No, I haven't noticed it either. I've been to Universal several times before the unlimited Express for on site people and after and the "atmosphere" isn't any different. The Universal hotels aren't cheap either, the cheapest room at HRH is around $240 a night- but I'll stay there because I...

So, then should they do away with the extra magic hour where resort guests can enter the parks an hour early? Not everyone can afford to stay on WDW property. -Stephanie

I think Disney's prices are competitive w/other theme parks. There is a 6 Flags near me and a one day ticket is almost as much as one day at WDW. The 6 Flags is complete :hurl: and about 1/4 the size of the MK. Or, another example is a Busch Gardens Williamsburg is the about the same...

As a kid, our family either drove to WDW (about 19 hours) or took the Auto Train b/c my mom didn't like to fly. The problem w/driving or taking a train in my opinion is that you arrive at WDW already exhausted. I like to fly (takes only 2 hrs) and arrive ready to go have fun. In July, I took...

I don't like the idea of the coupon books for extra $$ like Universal does- but I do like how Universal lets the people who stay "on site" at their hotels go in the Express line everytime. All you do is show your room key card to the worker (sometimes they swipe it) and go in the Express line...

The parks have never closed at 7pm when I've been to WDW. I went this past July and the parks were open until 10 or 11, we were at MK past midnight one night. Disney doesn't just close the parks early to make people mad. More crowds in summer/spring break/holidays = longer hours, less...

I think I heard that, unlike the All Stars, Pop Century does not have the wall dispensers and does have the bottles. -Stephanie

I'll be at WDW 5/15- 5/24 and I'm hoping maybe they'll finish it quick and open it before June 1st :) It could happen.... -Stephanie

If this hotel is anything like Tokyo DisneySea's Hotel Miracosta, it will be amazing. -Stephanie

I love all the icons, but I would have to say the Tree of Life is my favorite. I went to AK a few months after it opened and was in awe when I saw the tree of life for the 1st time. I thought the "Earful" Tower at MGM was really neat when I was a kid, but now its not really that exciting :)...

Who in the world would get a fastpass for both of those attractions anyways? :lol: On my trip this past July, most rides had over an hour wait and HM and Jungle Cruise were the only rides that were practically walk-ons. -Steph