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Ah, good idea. To Ebay! Edit: Now I'm not sure what to buy or who to trust. Two lots I came across have had people accusing the sellers of making fakes.

Yeah but the only problem is that I really don't want to spend my whole vacation lugging a book of pins around :shrug:

OK, so on the advice of my brother in law last year I bought a blue 2010 lanyard with 4 2010 themed pins. I traded those for a Red Captain Hook (with a hidden mickey), a Jafar wish not want not that has him sans mustache (weird) a "monorl" license plate and a 4th which apparently went missing...

Well it's CLOSE :ROFLOL: Just work with me here lol.

I'll be seeing Jose Feliciano and The Guess Who then. Love both of them, especially The Guess Who. "These Eyes" is a big fav of mine.

They usually have an Aladdin character there though. Remember, Aladdin is from Agrabah so you can pretty much put him in any middle eastern country.

My trip is in about 5 weeks. Is it too late to order the DVD or not? :shrug: If it's too late, no big deal.

Usually, I'll just eat at the hotel for breakfast at WDW but for one morning I want to change it up and have breakfast at the park. Any recommendations? Edit: Ugh, just saw a similar thread below mine. Delete please.

There's only been one...the Restaurantosaurus in Animal Kingdom. Went there for a character breakfast when I was younger. Food seemed to be undercooked and there were not many characters.

It's OK but in going with my parents four times to Disney, I've been on this ride about 1000 times :brick: I've been on it so much, I'm sick of it lol.

In no order: 1. Hall of Presidents 2 Mickey's Philharmagic 3. Monsters Inc Laugh Floor (Pleasntly surprised. I'm 25 and was more entertained then I thought I would be :)) 4. Carousel of Progress 5. Not sure. It'll probably be Festival of the Lion King but I haven't had the chance to see it yet...

My trip last year solidified that this was my favorite place to eat. Great server and the fried chicken was SCARY good.

That's all it'd take to confuse me :ROFLOL:

Here here. If it's still closed, I can't fill my sweet tooth!

Sounds like I should give it a go then. Don't mind eating at a table alone. Oh and trust me, I'd never go to the Rainforest Cafe again. Most disappointing restaurant ever. Even worse was when it was at my local mall (in the middle of suberbia lol.)

Being a repeat visitor going solo, any travel book recommendations?

That's the one thing though, I'm not the most outgoing person (I'm mildly autistic aka socially awkward. :ROFLOL:) By the way, would anyone recommend House of Blues?

Any advice for a new solo traveler to Disney World?

It can change at times but I always seem to go back to The Lion King. That WAS the picture of my childhood. First movie I ever saw in the theaters and helped me cope with the death of my grandfather months before. Oddly, it did the opposite for my sister who STILL can't watch it to this day.