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What I think we are getting in to is a disagreement on vocabulary, at least you and I. Not sure about goofyernmost? What I define based on and what you define based on seems to not match up exactly.

I agree and disagree with your point, the ones you mentioned actually follow the story line of those movies. Splash only follows the story line of the cartoons in the movie, not the entire Song of the South Movie.

Hmm interesting, wasn't Tuvala just there (Cali Grill)? And said it wasn't as good. I dont know how to tag her.

I'd concede that Splash is based off the cartoons in Song of the South. The actual story line for those cartoons is much older.

I always loved King Arthur as a kid. I even dressed as him once for Halloween. Sword in the Stone, while fun, just isn't a great movie IMO. I do enjoy Archimedes though.

So you are citing Wikipedia as a reliable source? I"m not saying Splash and Song of the South aren't connected but come on.

While I know he had a smile on his face from all the attention I think it made mom and Dad smile more! This happened about 2 years ago but it is my favorite Disney moment. Can't wait to take him back with his new sister!

Agreed, dont expect anything. I wore a birthday button (I was celebrating as it was just a couple days past my birthday) and I got many Happy Birthdays (which i enjoyed) but nothing extra. I wasn't disappointed though because I wasn't expecting anything. The most magical moment was when we were...

It is the only on site resort I have stayed at and we loved it!

My first trip I don't remember, about 3 months old staying in a pop up camper in ft. wilderness in late August / early September. My parents never went back after that. The first one I remember was with my wife who was just the fiance at the time. We went straight to Space Mountain and waited in...

I was told to avoid La Cellier as well and we gave Turf Club a try for steak. Thought it was very good. Bonus - not busy at all. Negative for some - a little off the beaten path being at Saratoga Springs. Went back in summer of 16.

You can always go to the front desk the next for for things like birthday pins, or guest relations in the parks.

I can't imagine that a double stroller is easier to get on and off a bus than a sit and stand. But then again I have never tried.

I'd just say involve them in the planning. I have worked with kids that age and you never know what they will think is fun and what they will think is lame. One kids that age may love meeting characters while the other might not. One might love an attraction like country bears but the other will...

Mine folds up really easy but it is a bit cumbersome to tote and it doesn't fit quote as well on trams, in the back of my van, etc.

I'd tell you to consider a sit and stand. I have a 3 1/2 and a 1 year old. We just used it for a weekend trip to silver dollar city in Branson and it was perfect. It allowed my older one to ride when he was tired but also was able to get up and out quickly if he wanted to look at something. He...

Such a short walk to everything! My wife and I stayed at PO for this reason because we had a 1 1/2 year old at the time. We didn't want to be carrying him for miles around the place.

Have a wonderful trip and remember it will be different. Somehow I think you will like it even more, I know I did.

Have done this with an under two. We booked through Disney Travel agent and he was included in our reservation. He did recieve a magic band to wear but it didn't do anything. Just take him in line with you if he can ride. We ate at Beirgarten "buffet" and we just fed him off our plates. We ate...

My 1 1/2 son at the time loved AK. But out home zoo is his most favorite place in the world! And he loves trains! So riding the safari truck and the train to Rafiki's was right up his alley. He was a bit freaked out at tough to be a bug. As for MK I would also recommend Small World...