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well their not toddlers but on our last trip i think the best thing i packed was a soft night light. the blackout curtains really made absolute darkness.

Here's me wearing a little too much makeup...Just kidding!!!

Mmmm... Ohana. Great picture

i think it's a classic. imo the best way to ride is in the front AND with your eyes closed (so you can't see the turns and drops coming up) :sohappy:

and if i could simplify it even more...Artist Point...the best kept secrete!

we were there Oct 14 - 23 2007 and most days were very light with the crowds. esp the extra magic evenings...i would recommend the evenings. do the MNSSHP as the MK was pretty much walk up to any attraction. have fun :wave:

this was closed when we were there in Oct :(

our favorite ride too

these folks never left character. they walked into the HM with us just before closing...my skin crawled. they didn't talk, except i got to talking to one guy from GA

we stayed in the Hawaii longhouse last oct and had a first floor with patio and couple chairs. i don't recall seeing a lot of balconies.

the best advice i got from these fine folks is just slow it down when the vacation starts, don't follow any plan too close as you'll be making a lot of adjustments, and that's ok. just slow it down and enjoy, don't rush it. if you miss an adr, fine, there will be something else special nearby.

Taken Oct 18 07 at MNSSHP, these guests had a crowd around them! DD has her masquerade mask on in this one:

we have a winner!!!! have you seen the bird? it's right by the turnstiles, where the cm's let you on the ride...lot's of noise and people and this little guy just hung out

it's a single rider queue, at AK...KeeKee...know where this is?

Thanks Kat michelle_sydney...your pic brought a smile to me this morning...World Showcase was by far our families favorite last October...we could have lived there!

Anyone know where this bird lives? It was taken last October, it's in a queue. lets see who knows...I'm guessing it will be answered quickly and i think i know who will be the first person to answer.

The sky was so beautiful this day.....wish we were back there

2.8 billion sounds like a lot and it is. relative to WDW how much is it? a common measure is to look at the 2.8 billion as a percent of total gross sales, among other ratios. everything is relative.

i agree too! hey i actually answered something from personal experience! unless it's dark, i might not then...but i got lost each night walking around outside the Poly.

well, i recall some places had samples but by large you had to purchase it and like master yoda said, the portions are like an appetizer for one. i recall the avg price was about 2 - 3 dollars but i also liked being able to eat at different countries without getting stuffed. if you drink, the...