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There's a lot of detailed Monorail information in this 75 page thread - http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?t=461057

Having just taken our first extended trip to the World with no children, I can safely assure you that the parks still have tremendous appeal to those over 40, with no children attached to us. Keep adding attractions like Toy Story Midway Mania and the world will continue to by our Happy Place...

Easy - my parents took me and my sister to the Magic Kingdom shortly after the Grand Opening (I think it was in the spring of 1972). We got stuck on It's A Small World for about 30 minutes. It was very traumatic for me :hammer:and I didn't go on that attraction for about 20 years. I've...

Took our first DCL four night cruise last summer. I was very concerned about getting seasick. I used these wristbands that put pressure on a point on the wrist that supresses nausea. Worked perfectly for me. We had one night of bad weather (not as bad as a hurricane, but a lot of rain and...

Interesting since EPCOT is the one park reportedly which has never reached capacity. We were there for New Year's Eve two years ago, and entered the park at 6:00PM.

Stayed at the Yacht Club last week and noticed they had the H2O brands also.

Just joining in to say Hallowishes is NOT trimmed down. At least it wasn't last Thursday night. The perimeter fireworks were outstanding. And I like the music, too!

The locking backs are great; just don't lose the hex key...

Obviously she is saying "Please Stand Clear Of The Doors".

OK - a bit west of WDW Most disappointing ride (for me).... Nemo Subs in Disneyland. After all the hype, and the HUGE queue lines (3 hours - you gotta be kidding), it didn't live up. Fortunately (for me) I got there at an EE park opening, so it ONLY took 30 minutes to get into the "sub".

And, at least on Tuesday, EVERYONE ran to Nemo. Why? I'm not too sure (after riding it). Flame suit on. :goodnevil The rest of the park was reasonably empty, so after waiting far to long (at 7AM) we were able to do everything we wanted to do in Fantasyland.

Having just returned from our first trip to DL (we go to WDW 4-5 times a year), they do NOT have an opening ceremony like they do at WDW. On Monday we were there at 8AM, and there was one guy counting down. On Tuesday we took advantage of EE, and at 7AM there was not even a countdown.

Bus to MGM; boat (or walk) to BC.

Location, location, location... If you want to be near Epcot, like we do, then the Yacht or Beach Club are fantastic. If you want to be on the Monorail, we love Poly. And WL is our overall favorite...

And here is the correction from tomorrow's paper http://www.nytimes.com/2007/05/27/realestate/27rcxn.html?_r=1&oref=slogin

A correction will be printed in this Sunday's Real Estate Section. I sent them an e-mail and get a response in less than five minutes.. Dear Mr. xxxxxxx: Indeed, you are correct -- and we were wrong. We are publishing a correction this Sunday in the Real Estate section where the article...

I know you specifically asked about the buses, but a cab may be the quickest - by far... If not, follow the earlier suggestion and take a bus to the Studios, then walk over to the launch. Or walk the path from the Studios back over to the BW. It's about a 15-20 minute walk.

Location says Northern Ireland, so yes, you can walk to the International Entrance, but it is a long walk.

I loved Superstar TV I took the pie in the face in the Three Stooges bit. "Dinner Is Served" was my line. Ahh - my 15 minutes of fame. More like 30 seconds....

The Nights of Joy are the same weekend as the Family Pin Trading Event at EPCOT. To say that the TTC and MK are a zoo would be an understatement. A lot of unsupervised kids running around. I'm sure the music is wonderful. But don't expect a nice, quiet, civilized evening.