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Here's a recent pic of my family on a rainy WDW day That's me in the middle with the grin and the stripes.

I have given Disney a fortune over these past 14 years, and I plan to continue. But yes, there are some negatives. First, while I understand that WDW is a business and its central motivation is profit, the current ethos in which each and every decision is made for the sake of the bottom line is...

Disney's response makes total sense. It is just setting them back immeasurably financially if they collar the guy, and make some big scene about it. When they lose a bottle of water they can't be losing but about 20 cents.

It's 12:46pm. My FPs for BTMRR would be just about ripe. I'd probably be finishing up a taco salad at Pecos Bill's as I got ready to saunter over and tackle the wildest ride in the wi-i-l-derness.

Is this the part in the thread where I suggest they get Donald some pants?

Remember the House of Mouse series on Disney Channel? Open up a House of Mouse restaurant is DHS with massive character dining and I shall give you all my money

Oh I thought of another one! We always have breakfast from Main Street Bakery one morning, usually the last day of the trip. We get cinnamon rolls, croissants, and fruit then just chill out at one of the tables outside of Casey's. We watch the people and often can catch the Main Street singers...

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-First ride is always Haunted Mansion (my wife's all time favorite) -One night we always do supper at DtD (sandwiches at the Earl; followed by Nob Hill Chills at Ghiradelli; followed by a sugar coma back in the resort room) -First park MK; Last park MK (Every. Single. Trip.) -A family pic with...

Some of the most frequently played on my iPod are: Space Mountain music (Star Tunnel and the similar-sounding Promising Tomorrows) Epcot Plaza BGM loop Wishes MK Opening show Main Street USA BGM loop

*Expedition Everest *Kilimanjaro Safaris ... uh, that's about all I got. :D For the sake of completion and compliance with thread rules, here are three more... *Flights of Wonder *breakfast at Pizzafari (it is absolutely deserted every time!) *character trails and background music at Camp...

Very true. They did however offer 5% rewards for three months when we switched to the premium card though. That really helped pile on some reward points -far beyond 50 in our case

Of course you do! You're a human being with a nose. How can you have a nose and not be intoxicated by that smell -a delightful medley of sugared ice cream and waffle cone. :p

I haven't paid a dime of interest in over 10 years, mate. Paying off the balance every month assures that. So I get the rewards AND don't have to worry about someone knocking me in the coconut to steal my wad of Franklins.

It is a 9 hour drive to WDW for us. When we go we typically plan 5 park days. This works for us because we dislike going in the summer time and during massively crowded holidays, and since our kids are middle and high schoolers now we feel as though they cannot miss as many school days as they...

We have stayed at both multiple times. I would recommend Pop. ALTHOUGH, on our most recent visit we were placed in the 90's section which turned out to be far more remote than anywhere else we have been in Pop.

- the scent of ice cream cones at the corner of Main Street - Stitch's chili-dog breath (I kid!) - Rome burning

We have used the Disney Visa since 2003. It has provided us with thousands of dollars worth of perks, mostly used for food on previous trips. We use it regularly for just about everything (paying almost all bills; groceries; Starbucks; restaurants; gas; etc), paying off the balance each month...

*a fireworks cruise *Spirit of Aloha show *HDDR

- Opening show (My goodness, I still love it when Mickey and the gang arrive by train!) - ballroom scene of HM - riding Space Mountain with my kids (my wife always sits this one out) - Wishes - MNSSHP (every glorious magic-soaked minute of it)