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I'm pretty sure that you can only schedule the tour the day of. You want to go to the desk by Soarn'. I'd go early in the day to reserve a spot. They are filling up fast right now since the ride is down. We did it a couple years ago and it was only my family. Last week it was 20+ people...

We were there a week ago and did the Behind the Seeds tour. I saw no work being done on the canal except for cleaning. In fact it still was full of water. We did see all the boats high and dry behind one of the green houses. I suspect they are staying with the current boats and just...

We were there three years ago during that week. It was pretty cool. In fact we had our winter coats with us which were great at night. Also warmed up during the day, but not past the 70's. We didn't do anything with the pools that week. Above said, this is my favorite time to go. The place...

Yep, that is the calendar I was looking for. Somehow I ended up on a different calendar that was not as useful. -Greg

I got the hours figured out. They are open until 9p most nights, and 10p others. Also they have schedules for Spectro up (3 nights per week), just not showing Wishes at all. Perhaps they (WDW) are just waiting to see how busy it will be before scheduling them. Thanks!

Looking at the Disney Calendar (from Disney.com), I don't see Wishes scheduled at all for the end of August. I do see it on other months. Think this is just a typo?

Pins and pins :) Polo shirt Something that lights up, cause I'm a sucker for stuff that blinks.

There is only one River boat. What you see in this picture is really more than one picture stitched together to form a larger picture. On the back end of Local.Live.Com there is essentially a huge database with millions of photos in it. The photos are taken in strips as a plane flys overhead...

Here are some from 2006 trips. Enjoy.

Disney at night is very cool... -Greg

Here is a nice one from last year... Enjoy! -Greg

So many reasons... My first trip was as a ten year old back in 78' I think. I remember staying at the Polynesian and will never forget the wonder of the Monorail. Then and now it is such an immersive experience. I probably remember as many details about the resort as I do about the Magic...

Last year I was at Tokyo Seas and I thought that the Sub was from WDW, but on closer review I think it was a new one. See below. -Greg

I'd go with TL if you can only choose one. Usually not as busy as BB The kids area at TL I think is nicer. Has a short little tube ride that I could not pull my kids off of when they were that age. They just kept going around and around and around. Nice sandy area in the kids area to play at...

I don't know that Disney Seas would bring a lot of new things to WDW. I was there in 2006 for a day. While it was neat, the rides were not totally new. Examples: Indy at Seas was the same as DL, or a different version of Dinasaur that is at AK (Indy would be better :)). Journey to the...

All the EXIF data should be in the shots. You'll need to save them locally to look at the properties of the photos. -Greg

I got the generator running again (I'm here in Redmond, WA). Looks like the site that hosts my content is back up as well. http://burgess.members.winisp.net/disney/nemoshow.htm -Greg

I think for Disney to want to protect there IP, they would have to make a different announcement or an additional one to "no photography allowed". I believe that they would have to say something to the affect of "No use of images obtained of this show may be used for personal or commericial...

I took them by hand. I was using a motion stabilized lens, which let me take the shutter time down to a 20th to 30th of a second. Also, I set the ISO higher on the camera so it was more sensitive to light. Last, I put the camera in full manual mode so that it stayed with shutter and aperture...

I took them by hand. I use a Nikon D200 with either a 24-120mm motion stabilized lense or a fixed 50mm that opens to F/1.4 (let's a lot of light in). Then I set the ISO around 640 and manually set the shutter and f/stop. The real key is to keep the flash off. Since the lights are lights :)...