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It is left to me to make dining choices. More often than not it is just my wife and me so it is pretty easy. Go back to a favorite and go to a place we've never been to. I never come here for reviews for the very reasons you list.

I would refuse. Perhaps it is an unfortunate sign of the times but I would have no idea of your intetions and I would hate to see myself on the internet.

So, how does what the OP did, wants to do, differ from those who brag about sneaking booze into MK?

When I'm at Disney there is no cancer, (I'm in remission right now). All is right with the world, I can see the joy on my grandsons faces as we plunge down Splash Mountain. The boys and I can become Pirates and say ARRHH. I can see our 4 year old grandson on 'soarin. Our last trip in August was...

Your best bet is to rent from an off site vendor. That way you have the chair for visits to non Disney places, restaurants, etc. We use Walker Mobility but check over at the Disability section for options.

Not sure I can be much help. We stay offsite, we have timeshares, but we drive so we have a car available. We often make ADR's the night before, using the web site. We'll also walk-up. The key is flexability and making reservations at off hours. You have to be the judge but I would think a...

We went this past August and our 3 week old great granddaughter came along. It was my 70th birthday and there were 14 of us, 2 sons and their families. So, there was lots of help to watch the baby as mom and dad did rides. Amara (the baby) slept most of the time and she let mom sleep at night. I...

My wife and I did the tour a year ago and enjoyed it a lot. Our guide, Rae, was fantastic and had a wealth of knowledge. She made the tour informative and fun. The was no pressure to participate, some did and some did not. We rode the Jungle Cruise and Haunted Castle and had a nice lunch at...

Visited Maceline last year on our way to New Orleans. The Museum was closed, early on Sunday, but we wandered around. I'm hoping D23 will repeat the trip.

I have always given-up my seat to the elerly and pregnant women. I open and hold doors too. And now that I am 70 and in poor health I appreciate the karma.

Interesting read. We all have our own level of income and comfort for spending on vacation. Whatever that is, it is importamt to establish a budget to discourage impulse buying. $10 pins add up in a hurry.

Free admission? They'll get an operating budget from somewhere.

I kind of go with this. We go a couple of times a year and those times will vary. Our next trip will be during Flower & Garden and we know it will be crowded, EPCOT in particular. We'll do rope drop, slow down, get FP's for 'soarin or maybe just skip it.

Most of the time it will be MK as this park is Disney for me. That walk down Main Street and the view of Cinderella Castle and the Partners heals my soul.

Yeah, We've sat next to the elephants or under the chimp swinging in the branches. It's fun with the kids.

No, EPCOT, especially Future World, could use updating but splitting them into two parks would kill them both.

I love Olszewski. I bought my first piece on our August trip, the Cinderella Castle. I plan on adding more. I wish I could be there and meet him. Anyway, I get a big kick out of my two grandsons 6 and 8 who have been to Disney twice now. They hover around the piece facinated by it and the...

We normally go twice in a year for 7 to 14 days. Ocassionaly three times. We have AP's but we only have to drive from Micjigan. Nothing insane about this; I consider us blessed to be able to do it. One of the blessings is that we have the time to slow down and enjoy the subtlties of the parks...

This, while driving home.

I like the Art of Animation at DHS. I've bought several lithographs and animation cells from there. They have items in all price ranges. I don't recall the name of the place on Main Street but I bought a miniture from there. They have some very nice things.