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I heard the fountain water was bad in WDW. Just getting back from our trip and visiting all four parks, bad is not even the word...its HORRID. Especially Magic Kingdom by a long shot. It tasted as if they were just recycling used toilet water or something..yuck..even flavoring couldn't cover...

Creepy picture n. Look at the clouds :cool:

QUICK SERVICE I MEAN;) opinions needed ;)

Whats the absolute most embarrassing moments you or someone you know have had at any point on a Disney Vacation?

I'm funding most of our trip for our group of 10, and we have a 16 hour drive down. Looking for something to pack that would be quick and "dinnerish" to save us from stopping at a restaurant or fast food ..

We've never done afternoon breaks anywhere.. If the kid is sleepy they go in the stroller and sleep... Of course we've never stayed on-site anywhere either. We've been to Florida before (Sea World parks) It just seems to me a waste of time and a hassle.. And our kids have never complained So...

Is it worth taking a look at? Anything to tour?

Well ya, that's about it. Never been on it, looks cool.. Oh wells o_O

Noting their are only 30 lanes at Spltisville, one would assume it is hard to get a lane. Is this the case? Whats the normal time to wait for a lane..my wife and I are having a date night on a Wednesday and were thinking of adding this to our plans, but we don't want to have to wait all evening...

We have 11 in our group ( all immediate family) age ranges from 1 to 37. You can buy a water camelback that ranges from anywhere from 2 liters to 40 liters at Walmart. Have you bought one in for your family or big group? What size seemed antiquit or not too heavy? Would one of these hang on the...

Our group of 11 is getting excited for our upcoming trip!! We leave for our 17 hour drive on from Elyria, OHIO (near Cleveland) on Firday, June 12th, which is 2 weeks from tomorrow. There is my wife and I, our six kids, my sister, and her 2 kids. We are staying In offsite 6 bedroom villa in...

IT'S MID JUNE IN ORLANDO. ITS 95 DEGREES, WITH THE HUMDITY AT 110%. YOU GOT THERE AT ROPE DROP, AND IT WASNT SO BAD...BUT NOW IT'S 1PM, AND THE HEAT IS BEARING DOWN ON YOU. YOUR MISERABLE...YOUR KIDS ARE FUSSING.....THIS MIDAY SUN IS UNBEARABLE. YOUR EXAUSTED. BUT WHENS THE LAST TIME YOU DRANK...

Ok as many of you know we will have a group of 11 with ages 1 to 37. If we all have the same Fp timeslot , can we walt in line with the littles that cannot or won't do the particular fp ride and do something like a group rider swap , or do we just have to go in seperate groups at opposite ends...

First of all I want ask what's all the fuss? No it's not a perfect system, but I think the way it is set up is the way it has to be to cater to the most guests the best way. It's tiered to give the most people a chance to experience one of the most popular attractions. We were at a disadvantage...

We can do half day at MK and Whole day at Epcot or vice versa for the last two days of our trip. Which park deserves the most attention? (Note we will be at each one whole day each earlier in the week..)

Got this fast pass because we were out of good options... (non property guests) Is it worth it to keep it or try to find something else? Where is the FP area for the parade?

What rides have you took your infants on? Good/bad experiences? So many things have no height requirement at Disney, but what rides / attractions are most suited for the wee one? He will be 15 months old when we go.

Or is it the opposite?

We have 11 in our group and I'm having trouble organizing fast pass because it wants me to schedule 3 at a time for whomever in the group I select. Is there a way to go one person, one fast pass at a time?

We have a big group of 11 and have a few small children that cannot do some of the bigger attractions at Disney World. Is it possible to plan the same FP time for everyone in the group and have some go early in the slot and some later in the slot? (That way someone is left to watch the littles)...