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Chef Mickey's and Crystal Palace are really good. Trail's End is one of my favorite breakfast buffets. They no longer have a buffet for lunch (soups, salads, sandwiches only). Dinner is good, but always tends to upset my stomach. The rest of our famiy absolutely loves it, though.

mmm....Mickey Waffles....

Probably a couple of months at a time in Fort Wilderness with a two-three week break between visits. :)

The rudest situation I've ever encountered is a situation between my SIL and a CM...and the rude one was my SIL. After leaving a shop on Main Street, my SIL proceeds to go off about they way the cashier spoke to her (I didn't hear anything rude, but then again I was too busy helping my niece...

We're planning on Crystal Palace for our last night, so I'll be biased and say that. ;) Although, I really do like the idea of watching Wishes from either the Cont or Poly. I'd check out the menus to see which one I like best before I made any decisions. :)

The worst place I have ever eaten is the Lotus Blossum Cafe in the China Pavillion. It was disgusting, and made DH and I both sick. I've heard that it's been refurbed since then (April '06), so maybe it's better? :shrug:

Actually, they do take ADR's. :) We've gone with; we've gone without. Just depends on the season/time. You may have to wait 30-45 minutes to get in, but I've never heard of anyone NOT being able to get in. We eat at Trail's End every time that we're down there. It's a pretty good...

That is totally me! :lol:

1. Chef Mickey's 2. Hoop Dee Doo Musical Revue 3. Crystal Palace My parents also ate dinner at Le Cellier in Epcot (Canadian Pavillion) and said that it was wonderful.

Sounds like a plan! I especially like Crystal Palace. I've never been to the Coral Reef, but I always thought it'd be nice. :)

Food 1. Pecos Bill Cafe 2. Trail's End 3. At least one character breakfast (pref. Chef Mickey's) 4. Turkey Leg 5. Strawberry bar from the Settlement in FtW Attractions 1. Walt Disney World Railroad 2. Jungle Cruise (at night) 3. Pirates of the Caribbean 4. Spaceship Earth 5. It's A Small...

Listen to Disney music, look at Disney videos (including the free vacation DVD), look at Disney pics, come to disney sites, and continually annoy my family with "This time in "x", we'll be..." :lookaroun And I've stll got over 9 months to go! :lol:

We were sitting outside Pecos Bill's in the MK, and we saw our dentist walking down the street. We stopped and talked for a little bit. We always thought that was weird.

Same here. :(

My parents always told us not long after they made the reservation. We always helped plan. Plus, it was useful in keeping us in line. I'll never forget the day my brother and I were fighting and my mom picked up the phone to call WDW and cancel the reservations. Of course, she didn't REALLY...

I don't think I'm entitled to anything at all. I hope I didn't give that impression. :) I guess I was just curious what all that has been done in the past. Exactly! Like I said, I'd have been fine even without the button. I'm just stoked to be down there on my birthday! :lol:

That's neat! I can't wait till we go. Definitely making a pit stop there. :lol:

My parents did something similar to that when we were young. We knew that we were going to WDW, but we were told that we still wouldn't be leaving for a couple more weeks. They suggested that we get our vacation shoes on (we always got new shoes for vacation). Then we hitched up the camper...

Sweet! I'm definitely going to have to get all the buttons. That's pretty neat! My mom did the booking this time around for both of our families, and she mentioned it. She also said that they wanted to know my favorite Disney character. Although, she's sneaky and it could've just been her...