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My husband takes the ferry too! Good to see another local on this message board.:wave:

I don't think they should do a 9/11 tribute in AA. Sometimes you just want to get away and not be constantly reminded. It's just too painful to carry that around all the time. WDW is a place to get away from it all. It's a place where even just for a moment, life seems better. We will never...

That is amazing. I love it!!!!:sohappy:

I agree with Monster's Inc. roller coaster ride. I was watching the scene where Randal was chasing Sully, Mike and Boo through the maze of doors. I was thinking that would be a great ride!

My blood gets boiling when I read stuff like this. Unfortunately because of being deemed racist or at the least politically incorrect most people cannot say how they truly feel...hence the minority gets whatever they want. It's just backwards. All I have to say is my grandmother's generation...

That's funny about AK. My husband and I went there when it first opened. All he ever said about AK was that it was really hot. I told him it was his imagination. Now I am thinking he was right after all.

Thank you. That was a very encouraging link. My sister-in-law was just diagnosed with Celiac disease and we have a trip planned to Disney World. She is really depressed, but I think reading how accommodating the restaurants are will lift her spirits.:)

Does anyone happen to know if any of the WDW restaurants offer a wheat free/gluten free diet on their menus? Thanks.

Thank you. I am planning on staying at the Wilderness Lodge. I thought it would be nice to take a nature walk to Pioneer Hall before our Hoop Dee Doo Revue dinner. It's the earliest reservation, so we won't be walking in the dark. However, after dinner I will take the boat back to the Lodge.

Does anyone know of if there is a nature trail that can be taken from the Wilderness Lodge to Fort Wilderness, specifically Pioneer Hall? If there is, how long is it?

The reason WDW tragedies make the news is because it is the most popular vacation destination in the world! Everyone from here to China knows WDW. It makes everyone stop and turn up the volume on their TV. Considering how many people visit WDW each year in relation to the number of tragedies...

I love planning for my trips. It becomes a part of my vacation. It feeds my anticipation. I don't plan each minute but I do plan a majority of the day. My advice is having a well planned itinerary but use is as a guide and not a "do or die". Still be flexible and go by how you feel that...

I don't think it is as much of a matter as reliving the past through the kids as much as finding a connection to the past. I think everyone would agree that they want their kids to have new experiences they could call their own. I don't think any parent would deny their child that at all...

They should have a Pixar Land in MGM and put Monsters Inc there.

I think they could be very creative with South America. They could do so much with the Amazon river and the countries of Brazil or Columbia.

It must be nice to just stop by and go on a couple of rides or grab something to eat. To have WDW at your disposal is really something else. I can't imagine! I would be there all the time...especially the world the way it is...it's nice to just escape for a little while to something that is...

I am a little germ phobic so this may seem over the top. I put a little Comet with bleach in a Ziploc and pack a bathroom scrubbing sponge. I scrub the tub and sink. Then I go through the place with a can of Lysol and spray the floors the toilet bowl. Finally I get antibacterial wipes, such...

I'm new...so forgive my ignorance. What is IMHO?