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Adding trim brakes is a terrible idea. I've been on a slow Space Mountain, the one in Japan, and it's not nearly as fun. Don't fix what ain't broke, TDO. Fix the Yeti, Dinosaur, keep Splash in working condition, clean up Maelstrom, etc.

Blasphemous. The Red Queen would have some choice words for you in regards to your suggestion.

587 days and counting, folks.

Less than 1 month to go!

While I really like the way you broke these things down, all categories are held equal, whereas personally layout and transportation are much more important for me, but dining options might be for someone else. Just a thought.

POFQ is the best of the moderates. It's size is the most manageable and the bus system is the most efficient as most time you are a one and done stop, not sharing between other resorts. Sometimes you get unlucky and have to go to Riverside, but that's rare. The other resorts have multiple bus...

Been to the first 2 MNSSHP each of the last 2 years. Crowds are fine. Parade and Hallowishes is of course packed around the hub and parade route, but that would happen during any MNSSHP event. I would say going early is a safe bet and you'll have a magical time.

Polynesian Club Level with MK view. I've been fortunate enough to stay at Poly once and had a great garden view room, and LOVED it. This would take it to the next level of awesome.

First time I saw the mirror effect in ETB, my mouth gaped.

We go in September after Labor Day (just in time for first MNSSHP). There's usually a time or two for a 1am or 2am close (DHS especially). It's incredible. Anything past of MV3D is empty, literally. You could scream as loud as you can, no one will hear you. There are NO lines, ever. The only...

Top 4 Must Dos (Don't have 5; no particular order): 1. BOMA 2. California Grill 3. San Angel Inn 4. Raglan Road

Top 5 I wish never to return to (no particular order): 1. Electric Umbrella 2. Artist Point 3. Citricos 4. Liberty Inn Restaurant 5. Nine Dragons

14 days, Magic Kingdom-view club level Polynesian

My most overrated restaurants are Jiko and Artist Point. Neither, in my opinion, are Signature restaurants, especially if they're going to be listed in the same category as California Grill. They're not even the best food option at their respective resorts.

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I would definitely recommend BOMA. It is my favorite restaurant on property. I'm not a buffet restaurant person either, but the food is just that good it's worth it. There are some American-ized items like macaroni and red sauce, chicken nuggets, etc (usually for kids, but I see some shameful...

Everything is open as usual, but that is a special 3 course menu that is available to non-DDP patrons as well as DDP patrons. BTW, I had it last month for the second year in a row, it's really, really good.

Just some fun rumor mongering: Spoke to a CM in MK Guest Relations two weeks ago and I played dumb about the construction going on with the Fantasyland bathrooms and he confirmed they were bathrooms, but said there might be a last minute surprise as well, or at least that was a rumor going...

The best, most romantic restaurant in WDW is California Grill. Until you experience the views, you won't understand just how awesome it is. Staff is top notch and the food is the best I've ever had on property.