The best dessert I ever had at Disney was the 2 warm chocolate chip cookies with vanilla ice cream in the middle on Main St. Mmmmmm
To me it is the dangerously wreckless week of the year. Legal or illegal. So often involving children about. For the 4th there was a man blowing up fireworks with children watching up here. A dud more a sleeper ultimately blew up and exploded into his face. DOA. A 4th to be remembered this year by many children that witnessed that. I don't get the risk.I've posted about this before, but...
Years ago our neighborhood had an official display that was pretty darn awesome. It was at the far end of the football field of the middle school directly across from my folks house (think WDW hub sitting in chairs with no obstructions). They discontinued it due to HOA budget concerns about the same time as a more affluent neighborhood down the road got annexed by Austin. And, within Austin city limits, fireworks are illegal.
After that, about three seperate groups of families from that neighborhood would come over to the park across the road to the right of the MS football field with all kinds of big fireworks. They would duel it out for around 2 hours!!!!! It was nuts!!!!!!! I can't even imagine how much money they went through, but, those were the best continuous, crazily-extended, fireworks displays I have ever seen in my entire life...!!!!!!!!!!!
Then, a few years later, our neighborhood was annexed on a limited basis by Austin, and it all went away.
All of us...all 3 generations...lamented a bit about it on the evening of this past 4th...
I haven't been there either. I think I only been to Jiko (quick trip) and Saana (full course).
We saw a trailer for it when we went to the Minions Movie....I was like "Really? An entire movie about emojis??" and it looks a lot like Inside Out with emojis instead of emotions.
When my kids were younger, we hid in the house to watch fireworks on New Years. Our neighbors have extended family here and they all come over for celebrations. They had several kiddos running around and they were SO unsafe with fireworks. They let their little ones...like 3 years old, hold Roman Candles in their hands to shoot them off. The 2 boys were around 10 and had bottle rocket wars, shooting them at each other. So we didn't go outside at all. And then when the kids got a bit older, they wanted to light sparklers and such themselves, so we went out, and they tried to offer roman candles to the kids and we declined. We got huge mega sparklers that you stick in the ground rather than hold, we lit those and that was about it. We do get a couple of fountains because I love them, but we don't do rockets and such and the kids wear safety goggles, everything has to be lit WITH daddy, there are no big fireworks, etc. I miss things like the bang snaps. Safe and easy, no lighting, just fun. They don't have those here.
Dont ever mention the word "generous".Animal Kingdom has a yummy hand made ice cream sandwich too, always generous with their ice cream.
Guess i'd better start stocking up now
I'm wondering if that one will do well at all. Neither of by boys want to see it and neither do any of their friends
ps they will watch some pretty awful stuff
I'm not a fan of buffets either but we did like TH better than GG. When we were at TH they trays were constantly being rotated
the food at GG seemed like it was under a heat lamp longer
That being said as long as the boys go with us there will still be buffets and all you care to eat places on our ADR list. CP breakfast is also still worth it for us
Sympathy like, did you manage to reschedule?
) So when the tank ran out that night, we had cold water. Hubs called gas company (his call was routed to New York--um, we live in MA . . . ) to come and fix this, and a tech came out--the installers never turned the gas switch back on in the basement! 
