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We stay at the Swan or Poly every time we go to WDW. You definitely see less children at the Swan. I understand not being able to have children being a touchy subject but at the same time children are everywhere and are a part of life. Everyone was a child once and it definitely seems overboard...

We just returned from a trip and ate at Ohana, the bread pudding with bananna sauce was served to us at the end of the meal - so for now it is still being served.

13 days!

For us, there is no where to say BUT the swan. The location is fantastic, the hotel is deluxe with great rooms and atmosphere. We just booked for December and they are having a great $179/night special. There is a $12/night resort fee. They say they charge $10 for parking, but we stay there...

We usually stay at the swan, and the normal route is pick up at the swan, then dolphin, then beach. Drop off is beach, dolphin, swan. I have seen them throw in the Boardwalk, too. A big plus for the swan is you only have to ride the bus to Animal Kingdom. You can walk or ride the boat to Epcot...

We would choose Via Napoli. Get the Margherita pizza - I crave it when at home! So good!

I have had the citi mini for about a year now. There is nothing negative about this stroller. Highly recommend it. Used it at Disney twice now with our son when 1 1/2 & 2. The giant sun shade is great for babies that burn easily, it is super light weight, and so easy to fold. You simply pull the...

I cannot possibly say enough about the swan. We love the location, the rooms, the hotel theme. We have stayed at the carribean beach once and the polynesian three times, but we always come back to the Swan. We call it our home away from home. In our experience, the hotel and rooms are cleaner...

We were there from Nov 7-18. The crowds were HORRIBLE from 7-14, then average from 15-18. We went to the 16th MVMCP and it was crowded, but not as crowded as the MVMCP we went to last year on the 18th. We were very disappointed with the crowds. We went last year at the same time and the parks...

The pirate punch that comes with the lighted tink or buzz has a durable bendy straw and lid.

Our plane leaves tomorrow at 5:10. So excited!!

We were there last year during the MVMCP. On the nights we did not go to the party, things were shut down the minute the party started. You could not get into a store at 7:00. On our last night there, there was not even a party and everything was shut down, we were going to go into Minnies Bake...

I hope all issues are resolved while I am there Nov 7-18. That would be disappointing. Look at it this way - if you fell out and survived, you would probably get lifetime admission to WDW... hee hee :)

We budget $100 per day for a family of three, counting all food, shirts, souveniers, tips, wal-mart stop for snacks and breakfast, etc. Some days will be over $100, but then some under, we eat mainly table service, but are not huge eaters, no alcohol. It all evens out in the end. Hope this helps...

14 days!!! Can hardly wait!

33 days! I cannot wait!

The answer to this one seems obvious to me, if you are going to starve yourself otherwise, get the FREE DDP. We have never, and will never use the DDP, it is not a good deal, but in your circumstance it seems you will be starving yourself unless you go with the DDP. Have fun on your vacation...

Everyone's choices sound great. Here are ours: 11/8 Le Cellier lunch; 50's Prime dinner 11/9 Ohana dinner 11/10 Boma breakfast 11/11 Plaza lunch 11/12 downtown disney 11/13 Biergarten lunch 11/14 Whisper Canyon lunch; Tony's dinner 11/15 Sci-Fi lunch; Mama Melrose dinner 11/16 Plaza dinner...

If you are staying at the Poly, try to eat breakfast at Kona. IMO it is the best breakfast on property. It is worth the time even though it takes a little longer than CS.

In my opinion, you can't even put the two in the same comparison. Le Cellier definitely. They have plenty of non-steak options. Look at the menu and get the others in your group pumped to eat there. Its our favorite on property.