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I had to get evacuated from Ellen's Energy Adventure. We were in the 2nd theater and Alex had just revealed the Final Jeopardy answer when they made an announcement that the ride was having a technical issue and we would have to be evacuated. Since no one wouldn't get to see the end of the ride...

For the most part, if you get your Fastpasses right at the 60 day mark, you should be able to get whatever time you want for any attraction. The only exceptions are the Mine Train and Elsa and Anna. Make a general plan of what you would like your daily schedule to look like, but just understand...

Hey guys!! I've ridden GMR tons of times, and one thing that I have always wondered is how the tour guides gets from either Gangster Alley or the Wild West to the Temple. I know that Gangster and the Temple back to each other, and a part of the Wild West also backs to the Temple, so do they...

Ok! Thanks, bombarding them with too much information was honestly my biggest concern.

I'm going to Disney in November with some first timers. I am a pass holder who goes almost every weekend and knows everything about the parks. Does anyone have any tips for showing them around without boring them with facts?

I like Frozen, I like Maelstrom, actually I love Maelstrom. I don't like getting rid of Maelstrom for a Frozen ride. What I really don't like is having Elsa light the Castle...CINDERELLA Castle.

1) Spaceship Earth 2) Cinderella Castle 3) Tree of Life 4) Sorcerer Mickey's Hat I don't really hate the hat, it just isn't my favorite. My biggest issue with it is that its a GIFT SHOP!!! I can't really say anything about the blocked view, because I don't remember a HS without it.

I miss Tiki Room: Under New Management Frozen needs to get out of the parks I'm excited for Disney Springs.

If it's raining and you just want a place to sit, across from Mad Hatter Tea Party and Cosmic Ray's there is the Cheshire Cafe. Next to that there is a decent size "room" with some outlets that you could use to charge your phone. If your at HS, One Mans Dream is a good one because you can stay...

In the old version of Test Track, there were these purple pod-like simulator things in the second room of the post show, in the space that talked about turning corn into fuel. Does anyone remember what that was called, or have any pictures of it. Just want to relive some old memories.

I think that overall, DTD is better than CW. I do like CW, and all of Universal for that matter, because you can walk to everything. Parks, hotels, restaurants. On Saturday we went to IOA, walked to CityWalk for lunch, walked to USF, then walked back to IOA for another round of Hulk. I do think...

My first photo on the board!!!

Last I checked, they still do it. Don't think it is as wide of a thing anymore, it is pretty much just in some of the stores in Downtown Disney from what I can remember.

One good way to save money, and one that we try to do whenever possible, is fly on Allegiant Air in and out of Sanford, FL. We live in sanford, so we don't use it to fly to Disney, but we use it to go other places. The fairs can be cheeper, but some of the baggage fees are ridiculous, so it all...

I'm sure if you go to Disney's Contact page (https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/contact/) I am sure that they can help you out. I know there is an address you could send a letter to and you would get a character signed post card back, but I don't know the address or if they still do it.

We stayed in a Grand Villa at Saratoga 2 weeks ago, and we only booked it at the end of April. So, if you book right at the start of the window, I don't think you should have an issue.

Can't go to MK without getting it.

I think that the one at Ohanas' or Chef Mickey's is the best. I think that the best part is the little kids. Their eyes just light up when they see Mickey or any of the characters for that matter.

You can always walk over to the Ariel section. I would say take the suite, because those rooms are really big, really nice and really fun.

Ok, thanks for the help.