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You may be overreacting just a little bit.

Yet somehow, against all odds, we went to WDW for almost two weeks and enjoyed all these attractions. Go figure.

It would be impossible for me to disagree more. Was there last week and thought the "new" Haunted Mansion was absolutely fantastic!

4:39 PM We would have already had a great morning(with rope drop) at Magic Kingdom. So, after kicking back at the resort pool and/or catching a nap, we'd likely be on one of the buses to Epcot looking forward to the filet at Le Cellier and a late evening touring the countries and watching...

I'm sort of meh on it. We haven't seen it in awhile so we probably will watch it on our upcoming trip. I, too, like the idea of a WALL-E retheming.

I hope so they do it! I've been excited about Fantasyland for so long(well it feels like forever), that I want something new to look forward to!

The early ADR thing has never really bothered me. I guess our park schedule is dictated by our ADRs, but I can't think of once where it has messed up our daily plans. Plus a little of dining locations lend themselves to easy travel to another park if need be. (Eating at Epcot but then...

Certainly you can see the point, but instead you're choosing to be rude? As for the topic, there's nothing that I'm upset about in terms of being ripped off. Probably the closest I've gotten to that was Mickey's Christmas party, I left that feeling like it wasn't worth the extra admission...

Yeah it's pretty hard to pick just one, isn't it? I really love Finding Nemo:The Musical and Mickey's Philharmagic. Those are probably my current #1 and #2. But if I think of things in an all-time sense, then it has to be Space Mountain. Loved it as a kid and still love it as an adult.

Isn't it a wonder that we can all have such varying opinions on the same subject? I think Night at the Museum is a great movie. The though of something similar(but hopefully not TOO similar) set in the Magic Kingdom sounds awesome to me!

You honestly feel the ride is not worth riding without the Yeti in A-mode? Pretty silly, IMO.

Thank for a very informative and interesting post! :)

While I'm sure that rude CM's exist(how could they not in such a large organization?), our experiences have been overwhelmingly positive. The worst interaction we had with a CM was when we were chatting with an older CM who was from a town close to where we live. So we talked about Michigan...

I've often contemplated the same kind of decision- should we go less days and stay somewhere nicer? (We have always stayed at values.) My wife and I are in strong agreement that we'd much rather enjoy a 11-12 night vacation at the POP than 4-5 nights at the Poly(and we'd still save $$$ in that...

I must be wearing blinders too, I really haven't had any problems with the other guests. Sure, there's been some idiots here and there, but nothing that's ruined my day.

Agreed, OP! Great thread idea! While I enjoy the discussion around these parts, I do get sick of all the negatively. Some posters are so negative I can't even understand why they like Disney at all! We are visiting WDW very soon and here are some of the positives that I am looking forward...

Looks like a great plan, have a blast! :)

Just for kicks(since I don't have money to burn), let's talk numbers here. How much do we think it'll cost me to rent out Magic Kingdom for my birthday(Dec 27th)? Just me and a thousand friends? About 17,000,000 visitors a year/365 days means on average 46,575 people per day at MK. Of...

Right on. Some of our best Disney memories involve trying to find certain characters and watching our little kids interact with characters.

Awesome news! I think the Kim Possible thing is fantastic and am looking forward to seeing more adventures along similar lines.