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Of the one's we've stayed at here's my list from favorite to least favorite. 1st Poly, 2nd WL, tie for 3rd AKL, GF, treehouse villas at SSR (does that count as deluxe or only dvc?), 4th Contemporary, 5th BWI (the resort was beautiful we had first room then cm issues that left a sour note).

Citroco's is one of our absolute favorites too. My granddaughter had the kids grilled chicken there and at jiko and yeah...we thought it was a small serving size especially when they're around the 9-12 age range. Mine is at that age where we bounce between the adult and kids menu still.

For a while they had 3 seasonal booths similar to those they have at food and wine. One of them included empanadas. If they're anything like those it's a win. They looked like this, were a pretty good size, and were beef inside.

Never done any of them for breakfast. Our go to in that area is trattoria al forno.

Citricos, Cali Grill, and Jiko for a dinner. Whispering Canyon, the patisserie in France, la cava del tequila (for snacks and a drink aka grown up lunch) or Mr. Kamal's for lunch. Kona, Whispering Canyon, Grand Floridian Cafe, trattatoria al fornia or boma for breakfast. Buffets: 1900 park fare...

Thanks a ton. I must have been using the wrong search terms or my patience level was short cuz I gave up and asked on here lol.

Didn't know they were there but we lived in the area so we never did hotel stays when I was growing up ...love learning something new about old school disney :)

Other theme parks charge for vip lines aka their versions of fast passes. I think if disney could figure out how to move into doing that without taking a huge hit to their image since they've been touting how much better they are because their fast passes have been free they'd do it in a heart...

Ok...I know I'm dating myself so I'll throw it out there and say I grew up going to disney and my first trip to wdw was for the first anniversary of magic kingdom in Oct 1972...you know...back when that was "disney" lol...now that that's out of the way lol does anyone have any video or pics of...

The poster on the touring plans blog tallied up his food at about $142 if he were to order each item at each stop but didn't include the free valet parking so overall for the price of $150 then include anything you'd consider a bonus for the atmosphere, access to the monorail, and a save place...

Gorgeous! Especially love you also caught another one of the little resort boats in your pic. Thank you for the pic! I'll show my granddaughter. We have 10 days at WL mid March so I think she'll have a few chances to get a pic as great as yours.

My granddaughter is obsessed with getting both the train station and the castle in the pic when we're coming in on the boat from WL. I usually spend each boat ride praying no one says...hey have you tried to catch the monorail in your pic too lol? She's the type who would beg to just ride the...

Samosas with mango salsa. I get them at Mr. Kamal's at AK.

They also do a cheese spread and champagne after the Citricos meal so if you counted that at the same price of a cheese board plus the alcohol the price seems pretty reasonable for something disney too.

My sisters and I did the monorail loop as a mini pub crawl before (and yes by the second stop the monorail can feel like an E ticket ride lol) so when I saw this come up I decided to solve two problems at once...first trying to figure out what to do for my hubby for Christmas and second figure...

We've done it and loved it. One thing people don't seem to mention is that even when the villains take a break from their sets you can still take pics in their places (with or without the photopass people). We had a GREAT time. My granddaughter with Cruella and me taking over a seat that...

I'm glad they're still there. My granddaughter and I dressed up as the step sisters for mnsshp this October and since her spring break starts the day after my 50th birthday we plan to dress up as them again and do my birthday there. You had me worried for a minute!

Crystal Palace would be at the bottom of the list for us. We've enjoyed breakfast at Askerus. Don't worry about thinking it's just too foreign...it's disney so there's a few items that are unique otherwise it's a standard American breakfast. We also love Whispering Canyon. It's not traditional...

I think most of us need a D all of the above option.

I chose Frontierland since it has two mountains and when I was little it seemed soooooo different to us lol.