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we've only had sit downs at HBD and 50's but i really enjoyed both. it depends on what you're looking for. the derby is a more upscale menu. they had a phenomenal french onion soup on the menu the 1st time we went (seasonal). 50s has a fantastic PB&J shake and TV's at your table. it's truly like...

looks great! california grille is amazing, especially during wishes. you get to go out on the balcony and the music is piped in to go in sync with the show. the staff makes sure to time your food appropriately so you don't leave it sitting getting cold on the table while you're outside.

thanks so much for all the info on kona!

some of our favorites are: le cellier, jiko's, citricos, narcoossee's, raglan road, california grill, and artist point. we are looking to adding a few new favorites in our upcoming trip in december. finally going to try kona!

oh we were just there in march, but luckily we're going back in december so i will get a chance to try it out.

Thanks so much for the info. We asked at Kona Cafe if we could get coffee to go and were not referred to the kiosk. Our bad for not noticing it ourselves!

I've tried to get a coffee at Kona Cafe, but it's sit down only, no to go cups. The kiosk outside of the ToT exit/gift shop has lattes/coffee, etc. Also the Royal Anandapur Tea Company in AK's Asia has a good selection of Tea/Coffee/Chai latte's, etc. Good luck. I'm always searching for a great...

jiko's - the filet with mac & cheese!!

/Users/bean/Pictures/iPhoto Library/Originals/2009/May 7, 2009/DSC01094.JPG first disney trip at 7 months old!!

my dh & i are taking our son to disney in may. he will be 8mts old at the time. we were thinking of doing a tour for alittle change of pace. does anyone have any recommendations for tours good/bad? any advice is appreciated!

my dh & i will be travelling to disney in may with our son, who will be 8 months old at the time. we were thinking of signing up for a tour for a change of pace. the only tour we have done so far is 'behind the seeds'. does anyone have any recommendations of good/bad tours they have done? any...

:ROFLOL:a trip to disney!!! wrapped up in a disney suitcase for our 3 month old son!!!:xmas: can life get any better?!

Great call Yoop. You dropped the ball a little on the 2nd movie.... but no matter. National Treasure is an original Disney movie and franchise. (Indy Jones.... which I LOVE was not) I too would worry a little about Nick Cage and his potential future reputation. But the first movie was...

we also like to fly out late and make the most of our last day there. your resort will hold your bags so you are free to enjoy your day worry free. they want to make sure you do not miss your flight, so you usually leave the resort 3hours before flight time.

we have had family members that live in Orlando meet us at our resort, then take the bus back and forth to the park with us. they don't check your room key when you are boarding, so pretty much anyone can ride although it's supposed to be for resort guests only.

:) if i had to choose one aspect that encapsulated the disney spirit, i would have to say for me it's stepping onto Main Street USA and looking forward to Cinderella's Castle. i just get so happy and excited as soon as i step out of the tunnel!

gum has to be the worst. i don't understand why people have to take their chewed up gum and stick it under the railings while they're waiting in line. i don't know how many times i've touched someone else's gum on a railing or have seen in stuck in a crack in the line queue for splash mountain...

we've stayed at csr 4x's and por once. we loved both resorts for their uniqueness and beauty. csr was amazing and quiet. very relaxing too...you can lounge in a hammock by the lake. por was stunning and convenient with the boat to downtown disney. i'd recommend both highly.

one of the things i missed going back as an adult was the skyway. i was sad to see that it was turned into a stroller station. i'd also love to see horizons and timekeeper as i don't believe i ever had the pleasure of riding them as a child.:)

i think both resorts are absolutely breathtaking and offer great dining options right there. my vote though, would have to be for akl. we had a safari view room when we stayed and it was pretty amazing to see giraffes running right underneath your window. there's lots of little nature adventures...