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You can find any CM (including PhotoPass Photographers) who are not busy to take your photo with any camera you have (strap or no strap). Have fun!

The Parks actually go through a "Phase Closing" process. When they near capacity, they will start to limit what type of Guests are allowed in. If you are a Disney Resort Guest, you are one of the last people allowed in. Generally speaking (again, this is typical but not a guarantee), if a...

From what I've heard, they want to have it operational for this Holiday season. We shall see...

Yes it can happen. Generally, the order at which the parks close is as follows: MK, DHS, EPCOT, DAK. That seems to be the trend. Thanksgiving week is not nearly as busy as Christmas, but you may still see MK reach capacity one or two days. Hope this helps.

Back when they were just starting this, I had the opportunity to try it out for free. It was awesome! Such a great few of the fireworks! So much fun!

I couldn't agree more. Just relax and enjoy your vacation. Don't feel the need to do EVERYTHING. Unfortunately, you never will see everything in one trip, so don't try. Just enjoy what you do get to do, and don't be afraid to relax. (This, by the way, is what I believe is the #1 mistake...

I'm not sure why buses would be bad. A taxi would work the best I think. Although, that'll cost you more.

I hope so, at least a little. I know Dinoland isn't the best area, but I really like knowing that Disney didn't just throw it together. There is actually some thought put into those "carnival games" and the fact that Primevil Whirl and Triceratop Spin are pretty "cheesy" attractions.

No. You do NOT need park tickets to enter the Wide World of Sports Complex.

Unfortunately, this is no longer part of the script. The Tomorrland Transit Authority (now called the Tomorrowland Peoplemover) has a new spiel. I loved that part too.

Not according to the official lists. I'm pretty confident that it is NOT open during EMH, because it is located inside Innoventions, and that is definitely not open during EMH. Have a magical day.

If you know about one, tell me. As far as I know, there isn't a tour.

May is generally when the "Summer rush" begins.

If you get a chance, read up on the back-story behind Dino-rama. You might have, like myself, a little more appreciation for it.

The ride is acutally a bit longer now because there are now "stops" during the attraction. From the time you get on the truck to the time you get off can be about 25 minutes or so. The walk back there will take about 10 minutes. Add them up, and you get about 35 minutes (you can say 40...

No. Just an "expansion."

I don't think September is really THAT humid. It is certainly warmer than December. Since you want to experience Typhoon Lagoon, I would go in September. Crowd levels are low and it'll be warmer for your Water Park day. Have a magical day.

The bridge you are referring to is often turned off, or "fixed" as some CMs will say. Occassionally, Disney will turn in on for a period of time. However, as one poster mentioned, the bridge is normally turned off during peak times to keep the traffic flow moving. There is often a build up of...

It does have a fairly large impact on all guests, including those who are not participating in the event. The runners will literally run right throughout the parks. Disney has created "cross-walks" to get across the running path, and CMs are stationed at these points to aid in the safe...