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can't speak for the breakfast, but the lunch was great.

each building has their own stop. the nice thing about Jamaica is that its is closest to one of the entrance/exits for buses so you potentially could be first off. http://www.wdwinfo.com/resortmaps/cbrmap.htm

Martinique, Trinidad North have preferred rooms. Jamaica and Aruba have non-preferred rooms closeby over the bridge from Port Royale

mickey pretzel

there' are 8 internal bus stops in total.

I'm not sure its dated. but it is definitely stale at the moment. remove Stitch and add a "Treasure Planet" dark ride remove Speedway and replace with "Wreck It Ralph" dark ride.

I believe the Polynesian, GF and Saratoga Springs all have them

A recent Cook's Illustrated has an article about "The World's Best Gluten Free Pizza Dough". worth checking out as it tell you how to make gluten free flour

IMO, the bus system is workable, but not the best. its a little bit of a bummer to get back late from the parks and wait for your building's stop

We really liked CBR when we were there last year, and I would definitely go back, but that said, we'd like to try something new next time around. We really liked the food court and the pools. Didn't love the long walks to the food court, but at the same time, it was a beautiful walk. The...

and as for the spring break aspect, IMO no level of planning/research can prepare you for that level of crowd.

very true. i'm not sure what the tipping point was (perhaps the re invigoration of the Eisner years) but a Disney vacation requires the planning level of a small army campaign.

twisting the logic on its nose, if a AP holder did have a 60 day window to get FP for meet & greets and went 10-20 times a year and took advantage of all of those FP opportunities, I'd say that was decidedly unfair for people who go infrequently and stay at a Disney resort.

I see nothing wrong with Disney giving an incentive to stay at a resort hotel.

I used a Mountainsmith Lumbar pack last year and thought that was a good size for springtime: http://mountainsmith.com/index.php/lumbar-packs/day-tls.html DaKine makes a few good packs with bladders in them. I use this one...

does future-he have a closet to do some Monsters, Inc./Sully stuff with it?

this is my thinking too. My Skeletool is basically on my hip all weekend, but I certainly wouldn't bother taking it to the parks and the way we move about, i'd kind of be apprehensive about losing it

i tend to carry pocketknives/multitools in my pocket, so I understand carrying one can be a habit; but at the same time, I don't see the need to bring one to the parks.

not a small thing, but the slide at the Disney Marketplace

HM is tough for littles, but in our experience (6YO scaredy cat) not so bad once you get past the stretching room