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-eat at the sci-fi drive in -use the fastpass system -find paint brushes on the island -do the exotic car experience at the raceway -stay at the polynesian

honestly i just stroll main street...after what i spend to get in and eat shopping is just an afterthought, lol. i enjoy the pintrader store and disney store of downtown disney, though.

im at the point where we go about every 3 years...this span of time makes you re-appreciate the parks and deal with the prices. it actually helped me to take time between trips and start to "miss" the world all over again. too much of anything, including disney, is never a good thing. 3 years...

i say you watch a true classic, something that really glows with the old disney style. my vote is for sleeping beauty, cindarella or peter pan.

small world-have to do it but can live with out it for sure stitch-if for no other reason to at least help jog my memory of ae muppets 3d-huge muppets fan but i feel it takes up too much time in the park backlot tour-same as muppets, takes up time and once you see it you really dont need to do...

never underestimate disney details, its something to cherish really

truth be told im on this website getting any last news i can about the parks...i also: -check orlando's weather forecast -get my pins in order for travel -go over my trip itinerary -watch some classic disney animation -completely check-out at work and space out thinking about my immediate future...

29 years old here, with a 3 year old and 8 month old in tow....and im the one wearing a lanyard full of pins and hugging mascots. the rule is the world is be whatever you want, and if that means being a kid then so be it, i want some badges!

lion king-worthy of its own land in animal kingdom pocahontas-great fit for animal kingdom tron-tomorrowland or epcot newsies-for a show or view attraction the rocketeer-hollywood studios attraction the incredibles-easily can fit in pixar place

lights, motor, action for me...after seeing it once i was meh'd and dont bother anymore. plus, i feel that large area could be so better utilized to build-up pixar place.

Though I agree with the great movie ride And universe of energy, my guilty favorite is dinosaur, I actually find it pretty fun. And I have yet to deal with a long line there.

in addition to the answers above, sit back and enjoy the classic indiana jones stunt show, hasnt changed much since your last visit, but always a nice way to be in some shade for a few minutes and enjoy the day. (tug on the rope hanging down a shaft outside the attraction as well!) dont miss...

i personally love the idea, and would even go as far as saying that Pixar has done its fair share to earn its own gate. I know a 5th park is almost out of the question at this point, but a park within a park has its merit. one can certainly imagine an attraction for every pixar movie... maybe a...

i grew up disney, have been going nearly all my life and maintained going well into adulthood. never did more than once a year, in fact its slowed down to about once every 2-3 years. i now bring my children and hope they bring theirs. sure, it may be a person in that mickey costume, and all the...

tough to say, because a "low" crowd doesnt really exist anymore...but with my experience, the best time (which is now the ONLY time we go) are the few weeks before thanksgiving week. the crowds are moderate and not too bad, and since im from CT going into low 80's orlando is still a nice treat...

every year i order the vacation dvd and the custom park map, even if im not travelling that year. :)

we had a nice view of the pool in riverside, even a nice view of the river, i think it was building 9 (ill confirm). i liked riverside a lot, as the ferry ride to downtown disney lasted a little longer and it was overall a nicer property. I liked that it was spread out more and had more tree canopy.

first trip, how exciting! aerosmith-front row tot-no real bad seat, but i like being in the middle seats, best view small world-back row, so when the song drives you crazy not everyone sees your "crazy" face soarin-front row because you will be the highest splash mountain-forward seat, better...

i dont mind a little construction going on, the world never breaks character and a few craines doesnt change that for me

im going with my family november next year (2 adults, 1 free child and child over 3), and between 4 days in the world and 2 at universal im going to be shelling out $1200 for tickets alone (disney is 800)...its crazy. but the sacrafice for staying offsite is helping, i got 6 bedroom house 3...