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We have a trip planned for the first week in Dec and cant wait. I went in Dec back in 1995 and remember only a few things and I know after 15 years alot has changed, especially for the Holidays, but from eveything ive heard and read, it is one of the BEST times to visit WDW.

I like HM, Splash Mtn and BTMRR at night

The DP is worth it, my family has a trip booked in Dec and were first on the Quick Service Dining plan and were going to eat two nights and pay out of pocket for Chef Mickeys and the Whispering Canyon and for us the bills for just those two before tip totaled $150, and by upgrading to the...

I love the Citrus Swirls from AL in MK, the ones with the frozen orange juice swirled with vanilla soft serve. I also have become partial to the Dole Whip!

1. Dinosaur 2. Kilimanjaro Safaris 3. Test Track 4. ToT 5. HM

Thank you for all of the insights, I have been in the middle of summer and other various times of the year and even in September for 3 years in a row for free dining and each of those years got a little busier but still not insane crowded like in July or Aug. I feel when we go in Dec that we...

when i was little, my mom would buy me and my sisters, water shoes for the water parks. They dry fast and keep you feet from burning on the hot sidewalks.

I remember one year staying at Port Orleans and mid-trip we switched to the Dolphin and all we had to do was take our bags to the front desk and go about our day and at the end of the day when we got to the Dolphin, our bags were already in our new room.

On our last day, with the sadness settling in, we always park hop to ride all of our favorite rides at each park, ending with MK. Its always sad on the last day and then driving home getting farther and farther away from the WORLD and closer to real life again!

I have a trip planned for Dec 5-11th and Understand about Pop Warner being there that week and eveything, but Ive also read and posted about the crowds that time of year and some people say the crowds were really low and others said that it was very crowded at the same time or year. Im just...

The fact that once i pass under the welcome arches, i know that my "real world" life is on hold for the next 7-8 days and I can just let go. At the World, any adult can let loose and be a kid again and do things that outside DW would be embarassing, but at DW most everybody understands and does...

We have a trip planned for Dec 5-11 and was curious as to how the crowds and wait times average around that time?

We have a trip booked for Dec 5-11 and was curious as to how the crowds are and what the avg wait times could be?

Another one that comes to my mind is the Original Strawberry ice cream bar that had the creme like coating on the outside of it. Those were really good!

My longest stretch has been 4 years. Went in 2002 and then didnt go back until 2006. Up until then I know I had gona at least once a year since 1985. Now that I am married and have a family of my own I want to start a tradition where we travel to WDW at least once a year:)

Cant say that i have ever has a "worst" meal at Disney, but I do remember when I was around 12 or 13 going to a buffet in Norway, and the food wasnt that great. It was very different, but then again I was younger and I know at a young age Kids dont like different when it comes to food :)

I never knew the Figaro Fries existed until just recently and I really wanted to try them, hate they are gone.

Post your favorite "extinct" food items or dishes that are no longer obtainable at the World! Mine are: "Oriental Cheese Dog" Egg Roll from AL in MK "Monte Cristo" Sandwich w/ honey from MK Who else has a favorite "no longer"??

No picture, but does anybody ever remember the "Oriental Cheese Dog" egg rolls that use to be on the egg roll cart in AL in MK?.......or does anybody remeber the "Monte Cristo" sandwiches you use to eat with honey at Columbia Harbour house in MK? Those two items stick out in my head and I...

207 long days!! :xmas: