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Port Orleans Riverside for us. Loved it and would go back in a heartbeat.

DISBoards also reports that there was a page on Universal's site that leaked the 18th of June. Maybe just me, but it's not 'really' Spring, is it? :shrug:

Can't wait - just downloaded your TOT tribue from Mousebits.

Good to know. Thanks folks.

Was it every any different? Storyline wise? I've only ever been on the Dinosaur version, but constantly hear people say 'they need to change Dinosaur back to Countdown to Extinction'. :shrug:

What would the give you though? They did offer you a chance to ride again.

No probs.

Which is basically what I was trying to say. :wave:

I think sometimes it can be different for families from the UK, because alot of the time, we come on Florida holidays as opposed to just Disney vacations. I know from experience that sometimes it can be a difference of hundreds of dollars to stay on site or off site. For me anyway, we don't...

* EDIT * Crap, can I get this moved - I didn't see the part saying this was not about asking tips. Trying to figure out the best time to visit next year. We've just come back from spending 2 weeks at Disney, and I didn't realise at the time of booking it would be spring break. At the start...

After staying on site last year and staying in a villa this year, I would agree that the magic is lost slightly, and I do think it's a bit ridiculous to charge $14 per for parking. However as that villa I was staying in now belongs to my parents and I no longer have to pay for accomodation, I...

I watched all the programs on the travel channel the day after we arrived a couple of weeks ago and they were fantastic. Really got you in the mood for going to the parks. The cruise line one was really interesting as well.

In the 18 times I have went, I have only ever stayed on site once. You can save alot by not staying on site - and that doesn't mean a lower quality of hotel. You can get suites for decent prices, which come with a kitchen, and sometimes *shock horror* can be nicer than some of the Disney...

I saw it about two weeks ago and they still didn't go in the water - it was very lacklustre I have to say. We much preferred Blue Horizons.

We've got an ADR tomorrow at MK at 8:05am at Crystal Palace, but my parents still haven't gotten tickets yet. Just wondered when the booths open and if they'll be open in time for them to pick up tickets?

Makes you wonder why it wasn't. I really enjoyed it.

Just back from seeing The Crazies. Really enjoyed it. Only thing that wasn't top class was the ending. It was also really similar to the Dawn of the Dead remake. Olyphant is definately getting better.

I've seen some photos of some of the merchandise that's available at Disneyland so I would assume it would be the same at WDW.

I reallllly have to resist buying a Hatter hat on our upcoming trip. I must also stress that some reviews have stated that the story has tried to be modernised, one review going as far to say that Lewis Carol would be turning in his grave because Alice is a teenager. This Alice in Wonderland is...