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Hi, I live in the north of England and have visited WDW 7 times (and going again in Sept); and DLP 7 times - usually for the Christmas decorations, as when DH and I come to WDW we like to come Sept/ Oct time, so I miss the Christmas stuff. Yes, it's freezing and we've been on the rides in...

We collect pictures and sculptures mostly - we get one 'big' thing to take home each visit. There are pics on my home page.

I have a small, soft (not leather) cross body bag which is big enough to hold phone, money, tissues and a throw away poncho. DH has a bumbag which holds phone, camera, poncho. Last trip I bought a very light, small, cute checked cotton rucksac with mickey heads on it and I used that some...

We regularly get negative comments about DH and I going 'without children' - we love it and are going for our 8th trip this September. The same people can't understand why DD and I go to DLP to see the Xmas displays 'without children'. They think that because we also enjoy city breaks and...

We're there at the same time -- we go on 28th Sept -- and we're eating at some of the same places different days. Can't wait :)

Exotic - no ... but interesting - yes, and when we're offsite we enjoy trying new restaurants; this year we want to try the Cheesecake Factory and Texas de Brazil (we've had them recommended). However, we wouldn't leave the parks to go offsite for a meal; we've stayed onsite 4 times now and...

We've done it in a more leisurely way - we've stayed at BC on our last 2 trips and each time was 2 weeks; so we just tried drinks at a couple of different countries each time we went over there. F & W time is best, and we'll do it again in September . :)

At the BC we had the benefit of the BW without the noise and crowds, we love it and have never had a problem finding a sunbed or space in the pool as some have suggested.

Look forward to reading the rest - I hope you have a special holiday with your grandma and make more good memories. :)

Great pics and report - but hurry up with the surprise :).

When we stay at BC we try to eat at Yachtsman twice, we love it - and the roasted garlic served with the bread is fab. We enjoy Le Cellier too, but haven't tried it since it became 'signature', I think that for a signature dining experience the tables are too close together and there are too...

I've watched shows and parades, and ridden rides at DLP in the snow. The CMs wear padded costumes - I've never known one to be cancelled for cold weather (there would be no shows or parades from November - April :ROFLOL:)

Disney Quest Characters in Flight Christmas decorations etc (but I've been to DLP at Xmas)

A few pics from our pre Xmas trip - luckily just before the snow hit.:xmas: http://forums.wdwmagic.com/picture.php?albumid=503&pictureid=16967 http://forums.wdwmagic.com/picture.php?albumid=503&pictureid=16964 http://forums.wdwmagic.com/picture.php?albumid=503&pictureid=16966...

Bumping this thread as I was putting our Disney tree up and found a porcelain Christmas ornament from Epcot 1994. Mickey and family decorating a spaceship - 'Seasons Greetings from Epcot Centre'. Very little was generic then :(

Without You = Pixie Lott

I think they've slipped up by not making more of an effort for next years 40th anni (unless we all get a surprise!); something special then would have bridged the gap before the expansion opens. Montymon - I know what you mean -while we really enjoy some of the rides at US and IoA; Spiderman...

We're there at the end of Sept - 28th to 12th Oct, staying at BC. Can't wait. :wave:

Several times! usually I get a standard 'thankyou for letting us know how you feel, however ......' and it's generally got a price list attached for shipping - as if I didn't know :brick:

Just another little sickener for International members - the Limited Ed Christmas ornament in the D23 newsletter is yet another item that 'can not be shipped outside the USA' ....... WHY NOT? I keep trying to spend money - last time it was a Ltd Ed watch for Russ. They either won't ship to UK...