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This was a trivia question in Trivial Pursuit the Star Wars Edition. I got it correct and my brother who is a huge fan couldn't believe it. I am a huge fan too, but he actually helped write some of the technicl manuels for the films. The answer is either 6 or 8. Six I think. I know nerd alert!

I'd be riding POC

Just kidding. I am a man and I do love Disney, i used to be a little shy about it, but not anymore. And as others said earlier, going to Disney with my DD, and DS , makes me feel more like a man.

I'm a man and I love Disney, you gotta problem with that?:fork:

I live about 90 miles north of PCB. in So Ala. The estimates above are correct. Plan on 6-7 hours. And it gets really crowded and crazy during spring break. Panama City is really trying to get rid of the spring break crowds. Most hotels you must be 25 or older to rent a room. And a lot of the...

Magic Kingdom here! I could have told you that though.

Last year we stayed at Quality Suites Maingate East, now called Royale Parc suites. It is still a memeber of the Quality Suites chain. We had a two bedroom two bath suite, with a fold out in the living room area. We got a teacher discout and paid $99 a night. It is on 192 just off the...

I say go for it. We have done a few short trips. They are just as fun if done correctly. You can park hop and try and do it all. Or pick your favorite two parks and give them all your attention. That is what we always do on short trips. Magic Kingdom and EPCOT from open to close, no breaks.

I usually keep mine on. If i do feel the need to take them off, I just hold them in one hand.

As long as you paid to park somewhere on site, you should be able to use the bus. To avoid moving your car, or paying to park somewhere else. Also, as others have stated, as long as you hold a multiday ticket, you can use the Disney transportation.

It really depends on the situation with me.I don't have a problem when there is a small child of course. I don't even mind letting people catch up to their group as long as it is just a few spaces. But when one person holds a spot in line, or the group is really scattered yes that is a problem...

You absolutely must ride SM. It is a classic, and a lot tamer than EE. It is just good fun. Like others have said it is a little rough, because of wear and tear, but still super fun!

We saw John Stamos at Epcot in October. He was walking around with some friends and a personal CM guide. I had to stop my wife from turning into paparazzi Hehe. Not really, bu I didn't want her to just keep photoing him. I'm sure he was just like us, trying to enjoy his vacation. We kept running...

We went last year in October, and are going this Oct. mainly because we both work for the school system and that is fall break. There were alot of people from the southeast(AL,GA, FL) because of fall break. But it still wasn't really crowded. The first few days we were there were the busiest...

Look at this other thread I posted a while back. It has some good info and photos. We are planning to use a pop-up in October.

great photos. And thanks again everyone. We did it! We won her over. we will be staying at Fort Widerness on our next trip, this October!

Driving down World Drive Seeing the Castle for the first time each trip,either from the ferry, or the monorail as it just comes into sight. Smelling the water in the dark rides like pirates.

I get up that early anyway! Especially when camping. I like to be the first ones in the park. My wife not so much.

Thanks for all the info everyone!

I read smoewhere that the carts ae like $50 a day, that is a little much for me. we are camping to save money. But the bike idea might work.