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Coming back to the magic in Nov 17'!

We really enjoy WDW in the evenings and after dark the most. The second week in Nov is perfect for us as it gets dark a little sooner than in early May (our 2nd favorite time to go). Just started planning a November trip for 2017.

All Star Music was our first on-site stay, and has special memories. But of all the value resorts, our favorite is Pop Century. Bus service and the walk around Hourglass Lake are nice amenities.

Port Orleans French Quarter. If only I could have a "do-over" with my wife(at your ages), French Quarter would be it. Leisurely walks along the river. Two food courts and a sit down restaurant (Riverside is very near by) to choose from without bussing around. The free boat ride to Disney...

1.)Tarzan Rocks. Was great fun for me. 2.)Any night electrical parade at MK. Best way to end the day. 3.)Beauty and The Beast. The storyline works for all ages.

Wow, 14 nights at POFQ! Taking the boat to Disney Springs can be fun for all. Movie nights on the lawn with popcorn. Walk the 9yr old over to POR to do some cane pole fishing on Ol' Man Island. They have a pirate boat ride for kids from POR too. A fun lunch is taking the boat from Magic Kingdom...

This^^ exactly. You also have the choice of two food courts within a short walking distance from the Mighty Ducks section.

We are excited for you, only 77 days to go now! Is this one a solo trip? Are you staying on property? Dining plan? Do tell,, us forum readers love trip details!

The "must do's" for our next trip; Coronado Springs resort for the first time. MK-Rope drop ceremony, BOG lunch, ride the merry-go-round(7 trips and I've never done this?!?), Aloha Isle for a Dole Whip(Pineapple), and ride Peoplemover after dark. DHS-LMA, TSMM, the "new" GMR, and a pretzel dog...

We like Pop Century best. Mostly because there are 3 pools, each with a different atmosphere to enjoy. Comes in handy for us during our "re-charge day" in the middle of our stay. We also enjoy the bridge walk over to AoA for a lunch or dinner.

Wow. You two had a most exciting and marvelous time. Thanks for a great trip report and re-stoking my "Disney fires". Thanks also for your heads-up on what is available for vegetarians. Also appreciated your take on the different resort visits you made. Cheers.

Haunted Mansion. Start to finish,,done right. I also see more kids with grinning and smiling faces when they exit Buzz Lightyear's Space ranger Spin, than any other ride. Disney must have done that one right.

We also use our "off day" to visit and eat a meal at a different resort on property. After 2 full park days, a rest day is welcome, and we try to get to at least one that we previously have not seen. Gives us a chance to recharge and be ready for the next 2 park days.

Min and Bill's Diner at DHS. The pretzel bun hot dog with magic mustard sauce. Dog, chips, drink and chocolate shake. One QS credit and enough for two to share. But right now, I could polish it off by myself!

Maybe consider staying at Pop, then splurging on a "surprise dinner" at the Contemporary in time for the MK fireworks??

Take a stroll around Hourglass Lake. It will give you an up-close look at Art of Animation resort and nice view of Pop from a distance. Hang out on the bridge and watch the turtles below. Take in an evening movie by the main pool. I enjoyed the cheesecake, but my wife didn't. And please know it...

He's so serious.

MK-Columbia Harbor House AK-Flame Tree BBQ EP-Sunshine Seasons DHS-Min and Bill's Diner(Oh that mustard sauce on the pretzel dog!)

First, consistently have Disney parks music playing softly in the background at home. Second, incorporate Disney movies on a regular basis for movie night at home. Before long, they will "come around" and wonder when dad will get a Magic Kingdom vacation planned. With a little planning, you can...

DW says POFQ, DD and I say Pop Century. Sounds like I need to plan a split stay for the next trip!