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I think Sunshine Seasons in the Land is the best. And you're right there to grab a fastpass for Soarin'! Keep in mind that options for breakfast at Epcot are limited since World Showcase doesn't open til 11.

-It is a lot of food if you are not someone who usually eats dessert with every meal. And you get so focused on "getting my money's worth" you WILL eat those desserts. And you will often regret that! :lol: You also do a lot of "well, I want this but it's only $10....am I getting the most bang...

Yak and Yeti (best dessert I've had in my life, the wonton/pineapple/ice cream thing!), Cape May Cafe clam bake for dinner (at BC), Boma (at AKL), Coral Reef, Le Cellier, Sci-Fi, Whispering Canyon Cafe (at WL), and Chef Mickeys (if you can get in, ha!) Thought food/service/atmosphere at both...

Oh I see. That's sort of a shame. Cool to know they are there, I guess! :wave:

Personally, I would LOVE to see this (though I may be biased as a mac owner :).) And I will echo the others that have said it's a lot about exposure. And the foreign tourists who seem to buy anything and everything! Especially now with the dollar being what it is :rolleyes:

Interesting, had not heard an update until now. The story sounded suspicious from the beginning, claiming she had been rear ended and someone abducted her daughter. Then the only description she could give was "2 black men." :rolleyes: She clearly didn't think this through very well. I know...

Expectations at Disney World are higher than any other vacation destination in the world. This is true for first time visitors as well as fanatics like us. It is a HUGE resort with lots of nooks and crannies. I think all things considered, WDW is in fantastic shape. While we may say "I remember...

None! I have a tough enough time deciding as it is! "Either that, or open a New Jersey pavillion and they could have Disco Fries." haha I don't know what "Disco Fries" are but the idea of what a New Jersey pavilion would contain....well...I'll keep that to myself :zipit:

:lol::ROFLOL::lol: Thank you for that!

Hope this is an okay place to post this. I tried the tie-dye cheesecake recipe from Pop Century for the first time today! I wanted to share my result: I would say it is a recipe for at least a moderately experienced baker and/or someone with a lot of patience! I really swirled the batter...

Muppets, Muppets, Muppets!:sohappy: I would also like to see Monsters Inc or Pixar character dining. I'm not big on character dining but if any of these happened, I would be signing up in a heartbeat!

Hmmm I was just at Michael's in State College, PA yesterday and saw no Disney items? :veryconfu Maybe they're just coming in or something. A few weeks ago, I spotted a ton of Disney socks in Target's $1 bins. I bought very cute gray/black/red Mickey Mouse socks for mom to include with my...

Those are fantastic! I particularly love the Tree of Life photo, just breathtaking! :wave:

Oh good, I was hoping to find some Lost discussion on here! I think the other man = Esau = The Smoke Monster. It's all over the internet about the man being Esau, Jacob's biblical brother. I do have to toot my own horn and say I caught on before I read it online, as I wrote a paper about the...

Oooh this is new to me, I would love to see a list! However, in my experience with hidden mickeys (and the hidden Donald in GMR), I still have problems finding them even after getting detailed instructions....:lookaroun :hammer:

This is a GREAT tip and such an easy way to "pay it forward" Disney-style. It's always so funny when you get the suspicious family. The "why are you giving me something for free" sort of skepticism. :lookaroun It's like people either expect to be ripped off or shown on Candid Camera! But for the...

It also never hurts to put your name in/on something. Maybe it is a bit geeky, but I think something with a name on it is more likely to find its way back to the owner. Even if only because the person who picks it up actually feels like it belongs to someone because it has a name on it! :lol...

Night shots can be tricky. The key is to turn OFF your flash and find a flat, level place to set your camera. This can be an inexpensive, compact tripod (my choice) or even something like the top of a trashcan. If your camera has a self-timer, that can be a GREAT help to minimize blur. Turn off...