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Where can I find more info about staying at Golden Oaks? I understand it is a residential development but I'm thinking of short-term lodging for a holiday on property.

If you are staying at Cinderella Dream Suite, you don't have to leave MK.

What is the access to a "backdoor" entrance onto WDW property?

What are the best offsite shuttle services? Say if you were picking a hotel purely on the shuttle.

Europe is an established economy with 740m people that can support two resorts. Doesn't Shanghai cannibalise Hong Kong?

I was just thinking China has two resorts so why not Europe?

What is the potential for a new future European resort, perhaps in Spain?

By man made I am referring to Seven Seas Lagoon and building islands there.

Why wasn't Discovery Island built in Seven Seas Lagoon given that this was man made and Bay Lake is a natural lake?

I was more interested in ground access.

Airspace over WDW is closed

In theory is it possible for non-Disney ground access to Bonnet Creek Resort? Where the Wyndham, Waldorf Astoria and Hilton are. By non-Disney I mean not going on Disney property. Crossing Interstate 4 for example? Paddling up Bonnet Creek?

this couple visited three locations in one day Tokyo, Anaheim and Orlando http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/couple-visits-3-disney-theme-parks-day-article-1.2117636

Googled and came up with Shanghai Shendi (Group) Co., Ltd. is a 100% state-owned, joint venture investment holding company formed by three sponsors - Shanghai Lujiazui (Group) Co., Ltd., Shanghai Radio, Film and Television Development Co., Ltd., and Jinjiang International Group Holding Company...

I've heard the Disneyland Paris of today is the park most similar to Walt's original Disneyland Anaheim when it opened in 1955. Can anyone add anything to this?

old topic but I thought the majority owner is Shanghai Shendi Group

Sorry I mean DVC points on the resale market for one-off stays.

When is the best (cheapest) time to buy DVC points - many months in advance or at the last minute?

What about something rail based but equally iconic connecting all the resorts and all the parks including the water parks?

The monorail only serves Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Grand Floridian, Polynesian and Contemporary. How about tearing down the monorail and replacing it with light rail transport (or even a tram) running on conventional ground based two rail system serving all the parks including water parks and more...