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Journey of the Little Mermaid was a little meh to me. Soarin' is fine if you don't have to wait for it. Mr. Pooh's Wild Ride I guess is OK, but not worthy of its predecessor.

first seeing EPCOT was a big deal for me. It wasn't quite done yet when we first went, but I remember seeing Spaceship Earth being constructed while riding the monorail on my first visit and knew I wanted to get there.

My DD liked but didn't love Epcot at age 6 so I could see skipping that. We've never been to HS so can't opine on that. So here's what *I* would do Day 1: MK. can't imagine not making that first. Day 2: AK. for us, that is #2 on our list of kid friendly places but its's not a full day draw...

Got ours on pre-order for March 3! I know the Tinkerbell movies aren't the most popular things going, but the fact that this one is scheduled to be the last is very sad for me. Our DD came of Disney-age on these movies. She's now just at that age where other things such as live-action Disney...

I would go at least 4-6 times a year. My biggest fear is that if I went to much I'd start to see the warts rather than the magic.

they just showed a teaser during "Austin and Ally"

the DTD boutique isn't so bad. The nice thing is when you take a bus from DTD, the voiceover mentioned that riders should be looking out for princesses. Our daughter thought that was amazing.,

Our cat, Moxie

we had a short walk from Building 13 to the bus.

actually Barbados is a good option for those who don't plan on eating at the resort since you're right across from the Custom House. very easy check-in and check-out.

yes, it was the vacation villas. We stayed there in 1981. They, along with the Treehouse Villas, had chargers so you could charge your golf cart and drive them to and from what is now DTD.

I'll second this. Its the most faithful to the flow of the story and doesn't rush the rider to and from plot points.

walking through the entrance tunnel to MK standing at he MK flagpole and looking down Main Street PeopleMover at NIght

riding at night is definitely more intense. we found that the DD disliked it when we only rode two to a seat, when it was her in the middle of us, she felt safer and had a lot of fun.

for KRR, I just put our socks and cellphones in the lockers and wore a poncho. i barely got wet, but teenagers across from me got drenched from head to toe.

The IOC would never let that happen.

Brazil with a churrascaria style restaurant would be AWESOME!!!

that's what I'm hoping for. and i think your explanation is apt. it is "jarring" top see old classics in a fully restored digital form

well, not Disney itself. it's the way hand-drawn animated films transfer over to Blu-Ray. For example, I have BATB Diamond Edition and I really don't like the Blu-Ray version of it. I find the regular DVD's artwork a bit "softer" and truer to the original. Now BATB is also a combo of...

sadly, I think Mr. Toad's ship has sailed and its for the better. I mean, the nostalgia of it is great, but if it was brought back in its original form, I think people would laugh it off as a cheap dark ride. perhaps the memory of it is better left at just that.