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We are under the 3500 hour mark!!! ;););)

My question is when they decide to do away with these, what kind of bathrooms will be used to cover up the old stations?

I guess in looking at mousesavers.com's chart of historical discounts, although they were released late June last year, historically they have been released in mid-July and even in early-August. So, we aren't outside the realm of possibility.

I’m curious when the discounts will be released though?? Last year they were released today. I feel like it’s getting late...🤔

Living with the Bland: a look back at all of the amazing rides and experiences once imagineered for WDW but scrapped for less expensive and bland alternatives or ... no alternatives at all.

The Haunted Man Bun: a crossover with body wars, go inside a man bun and get up close and personal with 999 of the various bugs and bacteria discovered in man buns and killed by scientists. If you have a man bun, watch out for the hitchhikers!

Pirates of the Internet - just a bunch of different people sitting at desks staring at their computer screens and aggressively clicking download...:oops:o_O

Online shopDisney.com only has 3 limited edition magic bands for sale. Finding them on eBay has also proven difficult. As they have more merchandise for sale in the parks that isn’t available on shopDisney.com, I’m wondering if they have more limited edition magic bands for sale in the parks...

For those who have done this at Disneyland, how does it work with the boarding pass to SWGE and a pre-existing fastpass? I know that Disneyland’s FP are not booked in advance, but you also don’t get to choose your FP time, so what if your FP is the same time as your boarding pass? For WDW, I’m...

1. Splash Mountain 2. People Mover 3. CoP 4. Test Track 5. ToT I almost want to break this into top "exciting" rides and top "nostalgia" rides....

This is a fantastic thread! I've been to WDW more times than I can count and haven't even heard of many of these :confused: I clearly have to put together a snack scavenger hunt for my upcoming trip! :bookworm:

In that case, I'd do this: Day 1- arrive, relax at hotel Day 2- MK full day Day 3 - Epcot full day Day 4- Late morning, Blizzard Beach, then evening relaxation at Disney Springs, hotel or restaurant at another hotel Day 4 - Hollywood Studios full day Day 5 - Animal kingdom full day (possible MK...

I love TL. 🥰 After walking, what 8-10 miles, a day for several days, there's no better thing to do than lay in a tube in the lazy river. I cannot emphasize enough how awesome it is to get from waterslide to waterslide by means of a lazy river tube. Also, the feeling of being completely submerged...

I love WDW in September. It's a ghost town some days! That being said, confirm your MK day is not a Halloween party day. Otherwise, they'll kick you out at 7pm. If I were you, I'd knock out whatever you want to do in Fantasyland first before all the littles wake up and get there. Then I would...

I think it depends on what time of year you are going. In both September and May, we've stayed 7 nights/8 days, and I would teter between 6-7 nights if we planned another September or May vacay. I remember being ready to go home on the last day. But, at those times it's warm enough to do the...

The other thing you can do if you aren't coming back for afternoon snack is they will give you a ziploc with goldfish or other portable snacks/cereal they offer. I know you said you like to travel light, but we asked them to put goldfish in a bag every day for the kids to munch on in the parks...

Hello!! Honestly, just about anything you request is provided. So, yes, water will be provided. They were serving fish one night in the appetizers section and I don't eat fish. The chef came up and offered to cook me whatever I wanted! I was mortified to put her in that position, and kept...

I choose Frontierland, but only because I like the themeing a bit more and an expansion would build on that themeing. But, honestly, I would love an expansion of either, and I would love it even more if the attractions/rides/restaurants were themed to the area and not IP-themed.