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Okay, having eaten at both places on our trip this past June, this is my recommendation: Both places are good, but they're very different. The most important consideration, I think, is how adventurous are your eaters? If you don't have adventurous eaters, then I think you should scrap Boma...

They seated us in the back room, too, so I was really disappointed at first. But "Anton" was awesome and made a point to come and pick on us frequently. We had a great time. I'm not so sure I'd recommend it for the food, but I'd definitely go again for the fun.

Thought I'd share a fun video from Whispering Canyon. DO NOT view this video if you've not been there and want to be completely surprised by the antics. Otherwise, enjoy! :) http://youtu.be/ul4TassK_HE

I wasn't sure where to post these, but figured that the Theme Park Strategies might be the best place. The first is from Jedi Training. http://youtu.be/EXQ7EiPpQp4 The second is a video of my girls calling the red phone booths in Epcot. http://youtu.be/i0QHtm-c-WQ Enjoy!

Did you mean Crystal Palace versus 1900 PF? Or did you really mean Chef Mickey's? If you meant Chef Mickey's, it's a no brainer...definitely 1900 PF. If you meant Crystal Palace versus 1900 Park Fare, that's a tough one. The food options at Crystal Palace were the best offered on site, so...

No, we were willing to take the first available and were told that our party might even be split up. It was a luck of the draw that we got a near-window seat. We had 7:15 ADRs and were not seated until 8:15ish. Our dinner was being served at exactly 9:00 when Illuminations started...

I've done a fair amount of traveling and touring that included tons of walking. But there is NOTHING like the amount of walking you do at Disney. Even my MIL who is in awesome shape and spends hours on her feet golfing every week found a switch of shoes to be helpful. In my case, my awesome...

The characters at H&V or the characters overall? I was more than a little surprised that my two 15 year olds LOVED-LOVED-LOVED Hollywood and Vine more than any other character interaction. That shocked me because they don't really "know" the characters. DD's best friend had a bit of...

PM me and we can talk. I feel pretty sure I can put your mind completely at ease.

I rode pretty much everything, and the only "close call" was Kali River Rapids...and even that one wasn't a big deal. Every ride had more than ample seatbelt length for someone even larger than myself. I used the tip to pull the seatbelt out to it's fullest length, and then I had several...

Powder versus Body Glide There is NO substitute for good old fashioned cornstarch baby powder. Body Glide is awesome for places like feet, but if you occasionally use baby powder to prevent chafing, then you will DEFINITELY NOT want to leave it home. Bring both and decide which you prefer...

Thanks, y'all! I'm absolutely certain to use more than a few of these tips!

Okay, so looking at the forecast, it appears that we might get LOTS of rain about 2/3 of the time we're at WDW. I've been watching the weather reports, and some of it looks like it won't just be late afternoon showers. So, with that in mind, what are your BEST tips for getting through the...

I have the Crocbands and the new tennis shoe style. The truth is that the tennis shoe style doesn't feel nearly as well on my feet as the Crocbands do! i thought about Crocs sandals, but I couldn't find my size or they were the flip-flop style and I can't do things between my toes.

Okay, I realize there's a similar thread; but it really wasn't addressing my question. So here goes... BESIDES Crocs...what type of sandal have you felt did well with plantar fasciitis? I'm at almost a complete loss. I bought a pair of Teva sandals yesterday because they seemed to have...

Actually, for us, this is probably the main reason we're doing it. I really feel like we'll all need about an hour's worth of downtime in the middle of the day, and then there's no reason not to have a sit-down meal before the park opens and then after a long day at the parks before heading...

Without actually seeing it, I can say with pretty strong conviction that yes - it was locked and that's why the CM wasn't concerned. While I don't remember the details of that particular ride, it seems like the bar is more intended to discourage you from standing up than it is to keep you...

Sandy, I'm really confused by what you're saying, so I need you to answer just one question: Did the bar lock at all, or was the bar free to move up and down? My fairly limited experience is that the bars generally come down and "lock" where your body starts. If you're smaller, the bar...

Did it not "lock" into position? Or did it lock into position at a higher spot? Many of these rides aren't necessarily intended for the bar to go all the way down; rather it's intended to stop where you begin. Is THAT what happened, or was it really just not locked? Is there any chance there...

Has anyone else had this problem??? Is there any way there was something wrong with that particular bar??? How long ago did this happen? You've got me freaked out now!