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I'm going to be there on August 13th. So close! I wish I could go!

As any RnRC fan would know, the ride seats two people side by side, correct? How then, can this quote from the Orlando Sentinel possible be true? Doesn't that sound like he was sitting with his mother and brother and the father was behind them? That is obviously impossible considering the ride...

I said It's a Small World, for the simple reason that its always been a family thing for me. I've gone with my parents, grandparents, and a younger sister, and it was the one thing we could always agree on. I remember the first time my sister rode it when she was two and it was the first thing...

MK: Haunted Mansion. I love the tombstones. And the stretching room, if that even counts as part of the queue. EPCOT: Test Track. My dad works for GM and after going on it with him I am able to give a detailed history of what every single tiny thing does. MGM: Rock 'n' RollerCoaster. Considering...

I guess I'm half and half. While I don't like rides to be removed(ie. 20 000 Leagues) I still like litte additions, and support the changes made to PotC. I can accept the changes, but at the same time don't condone taking away the magic.

Thats counter-clockwise.:) Anyways, when my sister and I were younger, we used to take the train to Mickey's Toontown Fair, and work our way down to Adventureland, and going up to Tomorrowland last. Now, we usually just go wherever we feel like and don't have a set pattern.

A few tips from someone who has been going to WDW since her second birthday(me). 1. If you think a 23 year old with tatoos would be the most out of place person on the Dumbo ride, you are sadly mistaken. 2. If you are taking the Dumbo ride as a standard for other rides, you are even more...

Anyone know approximately how many are hidden/how many are found early in the morning? As I'm going in the middle of August, any front of the line pass would be like a miracle.

Well its been a while since this thread was last posted in so I'm just checking that Kiss Goodnight does still exist.

You mean there are scarcasocolorblind people? How sad.:(

Heh heh. I like the long explanation.:) And I'm glad you were kidding because I wasn't planning on leaving anyways.:p

After reading this I though hard about how I do the parks. MK, and Epcot I sort of go left, and in MGM and AK, I walk sparatically(sp?) through the park. And I'm right-handed, so go figure. Will defineately try left lines this time.

Thanks for the welcomes :) Are we really called Ontarions? LOL I usually say Ontarionian, alothough I'm sure thats wrong. Still, its nice to see someone else from Ontario. Also great to see some Harry Potter fans.

I did all three mountains at the age of 5 and loved it. Dinosaur, I first triend when I was 9 and to this day it creeps me out. I rode ToT and RRC at 9 as well, and loved them both. RRC is my favourite ride in the world.

Wow. All the suggestions have been taken up I guess. :p All I know is there are obviously some pretty lucky girls out there. I'm sure she'll say(said?) yes.

Try Uptown Jewelers in Magic Kingdom, Sunset Club Courture in MGM or The World of Disney store in Downtown Disney, which has a room with jewelery(or did as of 2004, when I last went)

Hey, I'm Melissa. Didn't see an introduction thread anywhere(hope I didn't miss it), so I thought I'd take it upon myself to introduce myself. After all, who could do it better than me? I'm a huge Disney(and Harry Potter for that matter) fanatic, but this is my first time on a Disney forum...

Absolutely! Never wear a BRAND NEW pair of shoes! Especially if your not used to that much walking! Wear them for a couple weeks first. Personally, I'm ok with flip-flops, but not all of them fit the same so I'm always careful to wear them a bit first. There's nothing worse than sitting down in...

Last time I went to Disney I was 13, and I saved $100 before my trip to spend. My parents usually buy my sister and I a couple little things, but we spend OUR money. It's good. It really makes you think about what you buy. We go again this August, and I have a part-time job now, so I'm putting...

My family has always stayed off-site in The Villas of Somerset, a set of condos about 15/20 minutes from Disney. They are very nice, and we have lots of space, a full kitchen and living room, things you pay much more for on Disney property. Also, I think many people choose to stay off-site...