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What's Cletus's Insta handle? Gotta give that smooth dude a follow!

Oooooooh, those beignets just look HEAVENLY.

I'll round out the top ten. Can't wait!

The fastpasses are booked, the magicbands are ordered, the flights are in hand! The only thing left to do is...wait. (Fifty-nine days, she types, though she knows it is eight weeks, two days, fifteen hours, seventeen minutes, and so on.) The wait is agonizing, but the best solution to the throes...

I'm scheduled to eat dinner at Be Our Guest at 7:30 PM during MNSSHP on Nov. 1. I loved Be Our Guest the last time I ate there, but that was in March 2016. I'm hearing that the menu has changed, and that overall the quality of the experience has declined. I'm a huge BATB fan (see: me with my...

I'd bank on a lot of people waiting until December to show up for SWGE because Rise of the Resistance is slated to open then, so the area will technically be "complete."

I've gotten wide variances on the crowd calendars for those days (Oct. 31-Nov. 4). I don't know if there's one considered consistently more reliable than the others, but I'm hoping that the crowds will be at EPCOT and EPCOT only (with people hedging their bets and waiting until ROTR opens in SWGE).

We've done a couple where he visits me at school and we take a weekend trip somewhere, but never to Disney! (That was the selling point, and I'm the favorite child, so it was an easy sell... :p)

I'm *so* in! I'm going on a father/daughter trip Oct/Nov; can't wait to hear how yours goes!

I've been to DL's SW:GE and to *early* WWoHP. Like, within a year of its opening. I love both Potter and SW, but SW has the edge. I think counting out SW:GE before it's had a chance to grow and accumulate more rides, like WWoHP has done over the years, is a bit short-sighted. (Should Rise of the...

I wasn't a Horizons kid. I enjoyed Mission Space a lot more, I wanted to be a NASA astronaut for a hot second, so Mission Space spoke to me a lot more.

I would sell a limb for a faithful adaptation of the book series, like the mini-series for The Golden Compass. Sometimes these books just aren't meant to be condensed into a movie. (See also: Eragon)

I'm also not much of an "amenities" person, so that factors into my decision. (I'm also a grad student, so money is a *huge* constraint.) Does the room have comfortable beds and wall chargers? Do they have coffee in-room? Great. I'm set.

Reviving this thread to posit that those dates overlap with my spring break (I'm in graduate school). Disney, I'm willing to wager, hiked the prices to account for the spike in visitors.

I have never had a problem with Swan/Dolphin. I've stayed there multiple times, but admittedly, not since the pre-Magic Band days. But, the accommodations have always been spacious, the location is *incredible*, and customer service has always been excellent. There may still be a sushi...

Interestingly, no one has mentioned the Four Seasons Resort. (If you have, sorry. Seconding you.) I would never shell out that kind of money when I could get just as good accommodations at Swan/Dolphin for probably a third of the price.

Okay, now *this* is something I can get excited for. I think The Black Cauldron and Oliver and Co. are the two most underrated/undervalued films in the Disney catalogue.

Nah, I'm just a grump. I think they're kind of a cop-out, but then Hollywood has a remake/sequel problem these days. I actually enjoyed the live-action Dumbo!

Unfortunately!

Expectation: "We've come to our senses and have decided to stop producing live-action remakes." Reality: "The rumors are true. We're remaking The Great Mouse Detective. Now, here's a trailer for our upcoming live-action remake of The Black Cauldron." (Actually, I'm expecting a Disney Rewards...