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Hi LisaBelle, We are in Disney from February 13th to 20th 2016 but we aren't running. We have done the DDP for our last few trips and we feel it's made us dine in places we wouldn't have neccessarily dined at before and has been a great addition to our vacation package. One thing to note (you...

Don't get me wrong, I am all for IDing and enforcing rules and understand the cast member was "covering her butt" but I think returning to the guest is a little bit of an over reaction, and I think after seeing for herself the ID that was presented and realising the age of my husband, the...

We have just returned from our trip to disneyland California. Having never had any problems on the numerous occasions we have been to WDW, my husband and I carried our UK driving license with us for photo ID. This was accepted at various points in the park when my husband went to buy himself a...

http://m.wdwmagic.com/other/photopass/news/11mar2013-disney's-photopass-introduces-new-'attractions'-package.htm

I have read they are around $45 for ride only photo passes...but I maybe wrong!

Yes, you certainly can! An 8x10 is around $18-$20.

I agree. We have stayed in the CB and CS and as much as we love both we prefer the smaller CS!

Spare a thought for us international travellers! I envy the people who manage to save on their air fare!! :)

Book le cellier!!!

The only reason I ask is that we have never rented a car whilst visiting WDW. We get a limo or magically express from the airport and then use disney transport. Just wondering if you needed a car and whether it would save some disney dollars!!

Are you planning on staying in disney and on property for the entirety of your stay?

I LOVE the term ODP! I think I may adapt it to ODF (obsessive disney fan). I obsesses over details of each disney trip as I become so excited, I check wdw magic hourly to see what is happening when I'm not there, I clean whilst listening to sorcerer radio and constantly talk about my disney...

I can imagine how terrible this would be. I had applied for a day either side of a week off from our school holidays and it was denied. When I was told I burst into tears at the thought of not being able to visit! It will be even more special when you do go and each moment cherished more !

I have always voted poncho, but after our last August trip with the high humidity, I would vote umbrella *shock face* but I couldn't stand the poncho sticking to my face and tops of legs!!

Just found this information : Participating Attractions: Space Mountain; Splash Mountain; Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin; The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror; Rock ‘n Roller Coaster; Expedition Everest; and Dinosaur.

http://www.disneyphotopass.com/specialoffers/wdwlearnmore.htm This website has information on the photo pass plus. I have never included ride photos on my photo pass plus but it is something I would certainly be interested in. I would expect them to scan your photo pass the same as any other...

I suppose it's only like extra magic hours, you could be in the park till someone asks to see your wristband but you wouldn't be able to trick or treat, ride attractions or meet any characters at the character me and greet spots!

We used to visit in October when I was at high school as we would have two weeks off and crowds and weather were great. Unfortunately school terms changed and along with it the two weeks in October. Therefore we have been in July, August, December (christmas) and April (Easter) and still look...

We have done photo pass on many a trip and last time pre paid to save the money. We usually go for 10-14 days so it works out at great value for us and we find every opportunity to use our passes too!

I agree...I have stayed in movies and pop and prefer pop. But if you're only sleeping there the cheapest is your best option as you know with disney your accommodation is never going to be shoddy!