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Star Tours cracks me up because either the cast members are super stoked to be working on this particular ride and are really into star wars or they seem to have no clue what star wars is and are unwilling to be part of the "show" or the ride. I once had this very old man as a cast member who...

I remember reading on another thread that a poster was upset at seeing the dolphins because they seemed "sad." She contacted WDW customer service when she got home from their trip and was told more about how the dolphins are treated and kept. She was also told that some (all?) of the dolphins...

As others have pointed out, a tragedy like this could literally happen anywhere. It's a troll-like move to post this on here with the intention of just riling people up.

I usually go in February and concur that you just need to be prepared for anything. I've already walked around MK in a winter coat with scarf and gloves. The next year, I was wearing a tank top. Bring some layers so you can be prepared. When the weather gets cold, the Disney shops sometimes put...

My boyfriend and I were fighting colds and allergies while at WDW...2 years in a row! We just took it slow. I remember being at HS, trying to fight off not feeling well, but had to give in. We went back to the resort and hung out, watched tv. The same happened to him a year later. It wasn't an...

It's my family's new favorite ride (and we're all adults lol). I think you should definitely try getting on it during EMH. One of my favorite things to do at WDW is check out all the new stuff, even if it's not my cup of tea.

Okay. Bye.

I love the planning and everything leading up to the trip. My worst day is actually the first day when we arrive. Almost every year something goes wrong at check-in: the hotel's computer goes down, we can't check in yet, they give us the wrong room, our luggage disappears, our room keys don't...

Yeah, you do not need to get out of the wheelchair for ride queues or restaurants. Almost all ride queues are accessible or a CM will give you a waiting card for an alternative entrance (such as Big Thunder Mountain). You can unload at the ride platform and if you transfer from your wheelchair...

Everyone blames the frequent stopping on wheelchairs and scooters. Here's the thing: I travel to WDW with a person who uses a wheelchair (in her daily life, not just at the world) and they have NEVER, EVER stopped or even slowed down the ride to accommodate her. We hop on as best we can. What I...

On our last trip, only half of my party's bags arrived. I called the luggage number but no one answered-- which was obviously very concerning. I finally just walked down to the luggage area at the front of POP resort right before they closed to the public for the night. I begged a man to just...

You're talking two vastly different demographics here: F&F is rated PG-13 and might not be something you'd have your little ones watch. Also, what would that attraction look like? If you want to see cars doing stunts, well, Disney already had that.. But what's so wrong with Disney setting up...

My bf and I wanted to take a vacation, but did not see many options. We're not beach people. We didn't want to run around an unfamiliar city either. So family members recommended Disney. We went, thoroughly enjoyed ourselves, and have been going back for several years. It's a nice, SAFE place to...

Yikes. This was really poorly written.

I was at Chefs du France last October and my one complaint was that service took FOREVER!

I got about once a year for the past several years and I find that each trip or time is completely different. There's always something new to look at or experience or something you missed or overlooked. So, no, I've never been bored of it.

"To turn up at WDW and complain that the park isn't suitable for her (DISABLED) needs is daft, she isn't suitable for the park. - Jane Doe" What is your quote in reference to? Who is this amazingly brave person calling herself Jane Doe?

The worst is when a young family or a couple with no kids say they are planning for a middle of July visit and I say, "Are you sure? You might want to try during the off season since you have no kids/kids aren't in school yet" and they just look at me like I'm an idiot then complain that they...

I usually do wdw in winter (feb or march) and the crowds are so low you can be pretty spontaneous as far as plans go. I still go in with a game plan but there's lots of room to change things up.

During the New Fantasyland Expansion, I kept hearing a reference to the "Enchanted Forest" area and a walkway between the new expansion and Storybook Circus. For some reason, I assumed that they were just going to create a wooded area and I was so excited by this. I think the park could...