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I don't think either 1 or 2 is doable

I think the food at Le Cellier is much better than Coral Reef...so I'd definitely go there as I value food quality over atmosphere...but if the atmosphere is more important or you have kids that need to be entertained I think that would tip the balance in favor of Coral Reef

Tom Sawyer's Island seems to be one of those things alot of people skip/avoid becasue it isn't new or flashy but my kids LOVED exploring it when they were 3-8...2 might be a bit young, but depends on the child I suppose

We prefer BCV because we like being able to walk to Epcot...we generally split our days with early morning treks to various parks, then back to the hotel for a swim/relaxation and then out again for an evening of fun, dinner, and more fun. Given this preference we will typically do Epcot 4 out...

thx so much...are planning our trip for next april and are interested in all the stuff you did as we a) seem to have similar ideas/tastes and similarly aged children ....very helpful

I wish you all the best but this doesn't sound like fun to me...17 hours with all those bus/monorail waits and transfers sounds like torture but different strokes for different folks I suppose Good luck, wear comfortable shoes, hydrate etc. :)

every 2-3 years since youngest turned 5 she's 11 now and we've been 4 times with the next trip planned for when she's 14

defintely stay away from MK...we went to AK in the morning and Downtown Disney in the afternoon/evening....worked out great for us

definitely hollywood studios (because the attractions are longer) or magic kingdom because the attractions are closer together...we try to avoid AK and Epcot.

I puchased 100 points at BCV on the resale mkt in 2004 for ~82pp...with closing costs I think the total purchase was about $8800...we used a home equity LOC that was low rate and tax deductible and paid it off in a few years...that's the way I'd go if I were you/your friend

At what age would you feel comfortable sending your kids into Disneyquest without any parental supervision? Assume that they have a cell phone, know how to use it, and that you (the parent) would be at Downtown Disney. Just curious...thx in advance.

Planning on being at WDW during Thanksgiving and I've got everything booked (dinners, La Nouba, Bibiddi, Fantasmic, etc.) except for the Sea Raycers. I know exactly when (4pm on 11/23) and where (Wilderness Lodge) I want to do this, but am not sure if/how to book in advance. If it's not...

I also recall reading that point transfers between memeber cannot involve any monetary transaction. This seemed strange to me, does anyone know the reason for this? Can Disney legally enforce this?