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Also, I just noticed you're doing two character meals back to back, LTT for dinner, and then the next morning breakfast at Chef Mickey's. Maybe drop Chef Mickey's?

Out of all the places you mentioned, I would not give up Boma. That is a must-do for me.

It seems like most of the items are different since the last time I attended in 2005. Canada, China, New Zealand, France, Japan, Mexico, and Australlia seem mainly unchanged, but everything else except for one or two items sound new, at least since two years ago. At Canada, the cheddar cheese...

I've only been to Tony's once. It's not horrible, but it's def. not on my must-do list. The food was average, but not bad, and it was fine for lunch. The service was good though.

I hate when people do that! They do that at the movies too. The other day I went to the movies, and after it was over, someone had left a half-full bucket of popcorn on the floor which I didn't see, and accidentaly knocked over. I feel bad for the employees who clean up. Some people are such slobs.

I always book myself.

What I would skip; the Pocahontas show, Rafiki's Planet Watch, (unless you want to see some characters,) and Tricera Top Spin. Whatever you do, don't miss Festival of the Lion King and Finding Nemo - The Musical, they're the best shows in all of Disney IMO.

I don't have a problem with an adult or two taking the toddlers out of line, as long as they don't wait until the last minute to get in line. It's def. not the same as people saving spots for adults.

Everytime I have an 8:05 ADR I am at the bus stop from my resort no later then 7:00 AM.

IMO it's rude and selfish to make mutiple ADRs just so you have "options." It's not fair to other guests who try and make ADRs and are told the restaurants are booked, because other people have made several.

Since you have boys, I'd pick Crystal Palace, for breakfast. The character interaction is good, and the food, especially the breakfast pizza, lasagna, and puffed french toast, all tastes great!

Glad to hear that's good, that's what I'm planning on trying next month. :goodvibes

Out of the items you listed, the cheddar cheese soup, followed by the Dole Whip. My favorite Disney snack is not on your poll though - Figaro Fries.

I consider myself a foodie. I love to cook and eat all kinds of different things. My must-have food item at Disney World is. . . Figaro Fries.

I believe she only meets at WDW in her blue dress, but is in her pink dress at DL.

What is there to do on Main Street? Shop and eat! Which are two of my favorite things to do anywhere. ;) Seriously though, I love having a quick breakfast at Main Street Bakery. I also really like the candy store, where the prices are, for Disney, reasonable. The shops are all great, my...

I'll be there then too. I don't think crowds will be bad. My two main concerns are Epcot on the weekends, since that will be the begining of the Food and Wine Festival, and Columbas Day weekend, which is the first weekend of October.

The only advantages I know of are two that have already been mentioned; the meet and greet, and the discount at World of Disney.

Absolutly! I do plan my days in advance, planning which parks I'm going to go to when the hours are released, so I'm able to make ADRs accordingly. I'll also plan what area of the park I'm going to do each day on my MK days. I have four mornings at MK on my upcoming trip. One morning will be for...

http://pages.prodigy.net/stevesoares/index.htm This website is great. It has all the entertainment schedules for all of the parks, and is updated weekly.