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I didn't find a thread for this so here I am! I have just become obsessed with The Quest series through Netflix (I've already watched it twice)! Apparently the show premiered last summer (2014) and gained a cult following despite minimal promotion. It's a love project of the producers of Lord of...

I didn't find a thread for this so here I am! I have just become obsessed with The Quest series through Netflix (I've already watched it twice)! Apparently the show premiered last summer (2014) and gained a cult following despite minimal promotion. It's a love project of the producers of Lord...

I love the show on so many levels, from the on-point humor of the ensemble cast to the illustration of the amusing take on the challenges of running a public institution in the quintessential American town to Leslie's drive, optimism, and ideals. I'm not a big TV-watcher, but some of my friends...

Thank you both! Yeah; the default for us leaned more toward not using MDE than using it. We usually visit the park(s) for a day each trip and there isn't much we haven't seen. Also, my family likes to do vacations on the fly instead of planning a lot. I like planning but I just try to...

Pan of Paradise Pier next to California Screamin'!

I've never been, but I've heard great things about the Ritz-Carlton's Sunday Brunch. It's about 20 minutes (near Sea World, Williamsburg) from CSR but may be on the pricier end. First Watch is a great brunch chain. I really like it and there is a branch on Sand Lake. Raglan Road serves...

I would love to stay here or the Waldorf-Astoria someday! *Sigh.* Someday, I will find a deal and the right circumstance so the dream that I wish can come true.

I fell off the face of the earth once school started again, but I thought I'd provide an update and a bump for any other planners. Thank you again for the information! You were spot-on. We programmed our tickets with Fastpass+ at the Philharmagic kiosk in the MK after entry and used the...

I know this was true for me as a youngster!

Love the pics! I have to add, though, line up early at the Cove Bar if you've got to have your lobster nachos!

Legos at Downtown Disney!

Grainy close-up of the orchids on the Polynesian Village Resort lobby Christmas tree.

I've been pondering this a lot over the past few years. On one hand, sometimes the experience does feel a bit stale, but on the other hand, my addiction remains and I keep thinking about my happy place when I'm stressed. Like others have mentioned, visiting frequently can burn out the magic...

I love this list! I might print it off and keep it in my pocket. 1. Incidentally, after years of wavering, I did finally purchase DIS stock a couple of days ago; fingers crossed that the Frozen franchise will work its magic on it! 2. I really do feel that I've outgrown the rides, even the new...

There are so many awesome suggestions and insights. I didn't keep up with them after the crazy semester started but I'm reading and re-reading them now. I'm relieved that I'm not the only one who feels like the magic is fading, and excited that people have found creative ways to keep it alive...

That crossed my mind; but he strikes me as an even hunkier Patrick!

Aww...he's spectacular! Does he remind anyone else of a hunky Patrick Warburton?

Whoa! I'm also from Chiwaukee...south of the border, though. I've visited Kenosha a few times and thoroughly enjoyed it.

You know? Universal is starting to intrigue me more and more. I haven't been in over a decade. Maybe I should make a point of visiting Sapphire Falls and Volcano Bay and Diagon Alley next time I'm back in my beloved Orlando. I thought I could get over it but my addiction to Orlando remains.

To everyone on page 3: Kudos to you for making trips down to WDW with kids! They're expensive enough without kids. I'm sorry about your WDW withdrawal! I just returned home too and am contemplating the trip. It does always seem like the trip whizzed by in an unnoticeable blur, doesn't it...