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I guessing the once and done at about 25%, the 4 years or so at 35% and the every 2 year's at 40%. There are a lot of folks that go every year or maybe more. We averaged once a year for about 6 years several years back but have cut back to the 3-4 year category the last couple of trips.

A great video for sure. I agree about Luke (the surfer dude). He tried way too hard to act cool instead of letting the rides speak for themselves.

My Wife loves to ride the Green Side and she is not a thrill junkie so the 3 of us usually stick with that. I can ride the Orange side but it gives me the tiniest headache.

Only done Universal once and it was OK but was not "hooked" by it. The next trip will be WDW only but might consider another trip to Universal in the future.

I save for retirement (maybe not as much as I should). However, I don't want to be "rich and old" and not physically able to enjoy it so that's why we go to Disney and other places now.

Magic Kingdom, Mid-December just after dark.

Like the Disvillian said, our school system went to this about 15 years ago with a 2 week break in October. We took advantage of it about 10 years ago and it seemed more crowded then than what I expected but probably not like it is now. Some of the colleges are even taking a mini Fall-Break...

We are taking a mini-break in the middle of our upcoming December trip and having a late breakfast at the GFC. We ate there about 10 years ago and it was very good. We were planning on eating there on our 2010 trip but had to skip due to a last minute minor emergency.

We like them both. I prefer Contemporary's location and the room itself. I like the overall theme, food choices and value of the Wilderness.

Some school systems have either a one week or two week "fall break." Our local system in Tennessee is in the middle of a two-week break now. They have been starting as early as the first of August and getting out the end of May basically giving only a 2 month summer vacation but a little more...

Actually, seeing the airport in Atlanta from I-75 usually means I'm going to Disneyworld. Although I am in Atlanta area on a regular basis I never get that far South. Also, the entrance to the Florida Turnpike at Wildwood.

If I lived close enough to make an annual pass worthwhile (within 300 miles) where I could visit a couple of days every month plus a week-long stay during the year I would stay off-site except for the week long stay. However, since we are now visiting for a week only about every 3 years I say...

We have only stayed at 5 different resorts in our dozen on-site visits since 1996. I would ranked them as follows: 1) Grand Floridian 2) Wilderness Lodge 3) Contemporary 4) Animal Kingdom Lodge 5) Caribbean Beach (The only one of the 5 I wouldn't stay at again) We are staying at the...

I don't personally care for it but for some reason my daughter digs it. If it's still there in December I guess I will suffer through.

He would be about approximately 60 now and was starting to gray back then. Slim build and about 5 foot 10 I would guess.

For several years in the early 2000's there was a waiter named Michael who worked at the Crystal Palace who would break out into song (sometimes improvised, sometimes favorite tunes). We did not see him in 2007 or 2010. Does anyone know if he is still there or is he at another restaurant? I...

I'd go for breakfast due to the cost difference compared to dinner. Also, you would be in the park before opening and probably wouldn't need any lunch that day either.

Pecos Bill's because of the fixin's.

When you only have 3 main attractions, Toy Story, TOT, and RNRC everybody flocks there. The other attractions were probably in single digit minute wait times.

I still drink the Disney Kool-aid but they are about to price themselves out of my business. We used to be once a year visitors from 1999-2005 but that has been gradually been increasing to 2 or 3 years. We are booked for December of this year after visiting in July 2010 and probably won't be...