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1. We always grab a "Passporter" travel book. Besides maps, reviews and advice, it also doubles as a binder to carry any papers (tickets, reservations, etc...) that you need. It's a unique little Disney travel book. 2. If your kids are willing to stand in line for characters, then definitely...

Now that his cruise is canceled, I just hope he thought ahead to rob a previous bank to pay for travel insurance...

With the news of these outdated parades being trimmed and the fact that Disney owns Star Wars, I wouldn't be surprised to see a Star Wars parade taking on a more prominent daily role, greater than simply four weekends a year. Not a rumor, just an opinion. OK, more like a dream. :)

With a 6 and 9 year old, I'd skip the park hopper. There's so much to do in each park that you don't want the pressure of wasting your hopper too. See, you just saved $225! Instead of hopping, pick one park and go early. Around lunchtime, consider going back to the hotel in the afternoon to...

Disneyland has their versions of Magic Kingdom and Hollywood Studios (a.k.a. DCA) so I'd stick with EPCOT for the day. Similar to the Food & Wine festival, there will be kiosks all around the countries for the Flower & Garden festival with garden inspired food samples and beer/wine offerings...

I fear that if something isn't done soon to draw new visitors over to the Imagination pavilion, the whole spot could go the way of the Wonders of Life...left to serve as a makeshift convention center...the humanity!!! Body Wars and Cranium Command, you are missed.

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