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My children’s accounts just became adult.

It’s been about three years. ‘Ohana is impressive for a first visit and still works well as a total sum of its parts; but the meat service is lacking—the variety, quality of meat, and the frequency of service. I did not realize this until I went to a churrascaria near where I live. I wish Disney...

Maybe improve on that lame pan-Pacific excuse of a churrascaria. To be fair, there are elements of ‘Ohana that work, but the meat service was not one of them, especially after attending local Brazilian steakhouses.

Fort Wilderness on the 2500 loop. They can easily fit up to 4 adults and two children. The remoteness of Treehouses would be a drawback, but I wonder if a golf cart could be rented like at Fort Wilderness. I recommend renting one if you ever stay at Fort Wilderness.

Hopefully, we don’t have neighbors that mind loud adulting up to several times a day.

I stayed in a cabin almost a year ago. It was surprisingly wonderful. The relative isolation is a plus.

Between rooms though?

Which resorts have the walls with the best sound-absorbing quality? 😉

You put that in quotes like you don’t believe it.

And George Lucas was a “creative consultant” on the new trilogy. These titles are meaningless.

Utterly ridiculous.

Get me some booger sugar at Goofy’s Candy Company.

(Somewhat in jest) WDW is never reopening. https://www.forbes.com/sites/alexandrasternlicht/2020/04/02/why-you-should-flush-with-the-lid-down-virologist-warns-of-fecal-oral-transmission-of-covid-19/

Poly among what you listed, but do consider Riverside. Manicured plantations...nice boat ride to DS.

Oh, California Grill.

Minnie waffles are just waffles. Come on.