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The gumbo at Blue Bayou/Cafe Orleans (same recipe). I also love the Monte Cristo and pommes frites at Cafe Orleans. The caramel French toast at the Storyteller's breakfast buffet is incredibly good. In DCA I love the bread bowls at Pacific Warf, and the tamale breakfast at Flo's V8 Cafe in...

I never really liked lunch or dinner at Riverbelle, and breakfast was okay but nothing spectacular. The only think I will miss about eating breakfast there is sitting outside overlooking the ROA before the park got totally packed. I hope that in addition to the pancakes and things the new...

I went a couple of years ago, and we were able to get a seat on a bench not far from the stage. There were a lot of benches in he flagpole area set up for people who didn't have actual seats and were okay camping out a while. I think we got our spots around 2, and I just read a book I brought...

I have been evacuated off a couple rides at WDW, but this was the first time it has happened at DL.

You crack me up :D No, actually the light saber wavers were only sort of yelling at guests, but otherwise standing around staring at the crowds in a confused sort of way. For example, for the Paint the Night Parade on Friday, the cast members kept putting up ropes and then taking them back down...

I just got back from a 3-day/3-night trip to DL, and holy crap was it nuts! I have been there at Christmas, and at other busy times, so I was prepared for the crowds. I new going in it would be packed, and while really don't enjoy the crowds I can deal with them. This was the first time...

I have, and I am fairly sure that and Children of the Corn are behind my phobia of creepy kids. That movie scared the crap out of me!

"Curiouser and curiouser!" cried Alice

They should, but you can't really go by the PG status alone. There are a lot of movies that are PG that are that rating because a movie has "rude humor" or "mild action." Frozen was rated PG, and there is no song about a guy wanting to either "have" or kill the object of his sexual obession...

I am fine with animated movies being aimed at adults, but Hunchback was released with the same type of marketing as their more kid oriented ones. They had sing-a-long videos and my first reader books and toys in kids' meals. Fantasia really was aimed more at adults. If they wanted Hunchback to...

Do you really think that someone who can't operate a scooter would be able to operate a powered chair any better? Powered chairs use those little joystick things, and would probably be even more difficult to get the hang of. No, you didn't just say that...you said a lot of people who don't...

Sorry, but it appears to me that you are very judgmental. My mother-in-law (MS), step-mom (lupus), and husband (cancer) all look perfectly normal and not sick, what ever that means. Someone like you would look at any of them and think they "just don't want to walk" aka, are lazy, on the...

In that case, I would probably really like it.

I wouldn't be so sure. Disneyland has very strict rules regarding the working hours and conditions of the horses used in DL. In the case of Sea World, they have had many citations over the years for the inadequate size of their enclosures, which is detrimental to the health and well being of...

I know, and I said as much. My point was that they had to completely rewrite Hunchback and still weren't able to make it into something parents are okay with their kids watching. When even Disney can't Disneyfy a story, it probably shouldn't be turned into a movie aimed at kids. Along with...

Whoever had the idea that Hunchback of Notre Dame should be made into a kids movie was nuts. The book is incredibly dark, and there is nothing at all in it that suggests it is appropriate for kids. They drastically changed the story, and tried to lighten it up by adding cutesy gargoyles and...

That could be cool. It wasn't my favorite movie, but I love the music from it.

A So-cal ticket is now $329, and a Deluxe ticket is $599. Using your examples (3 days/month in the parks, $30/day on food, and $500/year in merchandise), that would be either $1909 or $2179, depending on what pass is purchased, for an entire year. For my family's 3-night trip in two weeks the...

That would be so cool!

I wish they would do away with all but the highest level APs. The SoCal and even the Deluxe should be tossed out, and there should not be monthly payment options. Disney can't make much money off of local AP holders who don't stay, or in some cases eat, on property. If they go more than a...