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Food and wine festival. Less rain, less heat, less crowds. Imho

If I dont. I will wish I had :D

I would recommend the SoA luau very much. Especially if you have not done it yet. I agree that the storyline is not the best. It is still entertaining. The music and dance are quite good. While we don't do this show every visit. We do go at least once every other year.

My wife and I do the same thing. We usually purchase a frosty, fermented beverage and kind of wander a bit prior to check in or if we need to wait for our room. Its the perfectly start to a vacation.

Any TikiFest info? When will the next one be?

Couldn't have been. When would they have time for their stonings?

:mad: They Shall Be Stoned

Hmmmm. Interesting. I am not seeing anything on WESH at this time. How long ago did this occur? Around 4?

Where they on foot heading into a park? Where they in cars heading toward a resort area? If they where in cars, where sirens and light active?

Sounds good to me. Where, when and who's buying?

I agree completely. No one is advocating sitting in a room and watching a TV. If anyone is looking for a $500/night place to watch TV. I will offer my garage as an option.

That sounds a lot like Pleasure Island used to be. But that is a discussion for another thread. But keeping to your point. I don't want to leave the resort when I visit Disney. Doesn't you going and spending a percentage of your vacation budget off site strengthen the argument that Disney...

We are going in mid October for the food and wine festival. We will be staying at the Beach Club Villas. Can't wait for the food and wine fest. Information to start coming out.

Sometimes after the Parks close and the the fireworks are over. People go back to their rooms and are not ready for lights out. In these times I personally would like a larger channel selection. I don't think that everyone bringing this up is skipping the pool or the Parks just in hopes of...

We truly enjoy being at both resorts. To me though, the Polynesian has a more relaxing atmosphere. I just seem to slow down when I am there. I vote for the Poly.

While I would love to brew at home. Brewing is actually my full time job. One that takes up most of my non vacation time. Once I retire I plan on brewing at home. I agree with you on IPA's. It is not all about the hopping. You need to brew with a balanced profile in mind.

Have you ever tried Kinsale lager from Ireland? It was at a locale Irish pub for a while. The said they couldn't get it through their distributor any longer. It very good. Crisp taste with a mild malty finish. I have been looking for it unsuccessfully since they stopped carrying it.

Nice to see there are fellow brewers on the board. I enjoy Porter's more than stouts personally. I also enjoy a good amber ale. But as stated earlier I am an IPA man at heart.

I like the Irish pub idea. Suddenly I feel like a pint of Smithwicks

Your quite right. An IPA is more bitter or higher in IBU's . Frequently higher in alcohol also. Trout pass does close early, but Stewart and Carrie do a great job while they are open. It is one of our favorite place to hang out.