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Disney just posted new park hours for June, which for us means two days when MK opens at 8 am. It has been our experience that when we get there at rope drop (at 9) we get an hour- and hour and a half of no lines. Will this even earlier open (not EMH) mean more no line time??

We made a reservation without knowing the price thinking that it was something we really wanted to do. It looks really great!

This just came out today: https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/hollywood-studios/star-wars-lounge/. How can you find out how much it costs?

We will be at our 30 days this week, and I have a question about making our FP+ selections - do we have to do it day by day as each day gets to 30, or can we do it all at one time like we would if we were staying on-site? Thanks for your help!

We are going for 6 days this June (5 full days, 1 half day). Here is our itinerary: Saturday - DHS (Star Wars Weekend) Sunday - Epcot Monday - Magic Kingdom Tuesday - Rest Wednesday Magic Kingdom Thursday - ?? Friday - Rest Saturday - ?? We are trying to decide whether to do another full day...

Thanks! I want to try to buy tickets this week (in case they go up in price soon!), so I'll just try to find out about Memory Maker.

We are going on our Disney Vacation (in June!!) with another family (staying offsite) In order for us to book Fast passes together, do we need to buy our tickets all together, or can they be bought separately and linked? Will this linking also work for Memory Maker? Thanks!

We took outfits for our kids (Mulan and Mr. Incredible ) to wear for our breakfast at Akershus, but then had them change after.

Some of my thoughts: 1. You are likely going to be cramped in the Little Mermaid room. It is nice, but was way small for my family of 4 with little ones (especially a crazy, 4 year old boy). It might be worth it to look at a Suite, which might be eligible for discounts. 2. We did the Memory...

We went July 10-15. It was not crowded at all, never waited more than 15 minutes for rides (my husband is a great planner). The mornings and evenings weren't bad weather wise, but from 1-5 was HOT! We went back to the hotel to rest and swim most days.

We try really hard to help her be 8 and not grow up too fast, and overall it's working well. But, she has always been interested in pretty things and make-up, it's only because of our rules that she doesn't have her ears pierced or have her nails painted all the time. If I had to choose things...

I wouldn't think they are considered a tween, but on the spa website it has Tween services (ages 4-12). I thought it was a little weird.

You are not wrong. Normally, I wouldn't do it (we typically won't let her paint her nails and no make-up , but we are on vacation and she is planning to save up her own money.

It is listed as a special service for 4-12 year olds, so I am assuming she can get it done.

We are planning a trip to Vero beach, and my DD (8) is interested in getting a manicure/pedicure. As we were looking at the spa "menu" it said Ice Cream manicure/pedicure. She asked what it was, and I have no idea. Anyone know?

Our family of 4 (two kids, two adults) stayed 4 nights at Art of Animation, did the parks for 4 days (no park hopper) and the Disney Dining plan for $2500. You should be fine!

When we were there earlier this month we got to the resort at 7:15. We had done online check-in, and there was no line. Our room was ready and we were on our way in less than 10 minutes, to the park in time to be only 3 or. 4 from the entry gate. Good luck!

Last week we waited less than 10 minutes (maybe just 5). They each spent 3-4 minutes with my kids talking, signing autographs and getting pictures.

Was in Epcot today and could not get my iPod to connect to the wifi. It said it was connected, but nothing would ever load. I hope this deism 't repeat tomorrow at MK, any ideas? It works at my resort (AoA) and Downtown Disney.