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LOL. That is such a fun idea! My cousin dressed as Beetlejuice a few years ago and the costume was a big hit (because, after all, how many people are going to be dressed as Beetlejuice characters...lol).

That's just not fair! After all, we've been fairly warned... please?

I absolutely agree! I think that the magic will always be there as long as you let it be... Disney most defintely provides the opportunity for a magical vacation, but in the end, it's up to the individual to make the most of it.

Did you try looking in a Best Buy store? That's where I found mine and they had TONS of them... :)

The only ride that I absolutely refuse to go on is Body Wars. When I was little, I remember being on it and being absolutely terrified that someone was going to get in a little ship and travel through me. For awhile afterwards, my grandfather told me that everytime I had a tummy ache, I was...

splash mountain is my favorite ride and I love riding it at night. Not only is there no wait, but the view is amazing!

Epcot, without a doubt. I absolutely love walking through World Showcase... although my favorite ride (Splash Mountain) is in the Magic Kingdom.

mmm.. I love so many things that it's hard to choose. BUT, some of my definite favorites are Churros, Turkey Legs from Frontierland, the Fudge from the Confectionary, and (on a hot day) the whole fruit bars (preferably the strawberry).

I know that it's not a park, but the Grand Floridian does a High Tea... not only does that mean great tea, but really yummy tea sandwiches and snacks as well!

On allearsnet.com, they say that according to Disney, during periods of regular attendance, the parks tend to be the most crowded on the following days: Magic Kingdom: Monday, Thursday, Saturday Epcot: Tuesday, Friday Studios: Sunday, Wednesday Animal Kingdom: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday...

I think that autograph books are a great idea! Before you go, however, it might be a good idea to ask your kids which characters they'd really, really like to see and then make sure you have some idea as to where the characters usually appear (allearsnet.com has some really handy lists). Also...

My boyfriend and I are also going to see it at 12:01am! I'm so excited - I've actually only heard really good reviews of it... :)

lol... that's too funny! I wonder what they'd do if someone decided not to go on TT because of a fear of elevators... how would they get out? Just food for thought I suppose...:p

I must say that one of my FAVORITE things to do at Disney is to eat! There are just so many amazing restaurants to choose from, but here are my top picks: Lunch: 1. Le Chefs du France -- Epcot 2. Prime Time Cafe -- MGM 3. Tusker House -- Animal Kingdom 4. Earl of Sandwich -- Downtown Disney...

I would live at the Polynesian... every morning I could wake up, walk on the beach AND see the castle... Heaven!

ooohhh... I forgot to mention the Turkey Legs from Magic Kingdom! I have to have one everytime that I'm there!

I think that would be an amazing dark ride! It could even encompass some of the literary (ie Shakespeare, Chaucer) and legendary history...

Thanks Barnum42 and Puppymom! We're definitely going to have to try it when we go back!!!:D

Umm... we usually eat our "Big" meals in Epcot, and I've liked almost everything that I've had there (my favorite places, however, are Chefs du France, Le Celllier, Teppanyaki, and Akershus). But, here are some others: MGM: Prime Time Cafe was pretty good and lots of fun. MK: Crystal Palace AK...

My first ride was "It's a Small World" because it's my grandfather's favorite. Although, my first attraction was The Enchanted Tiki Room.... I was only 4 and I definitely remember being a little frightened of it... even though I DID think that the birds were funny.