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With Oregano Oil pills. If you're already healthy, take one a day or every other day. If you feel something coming on or have something, take one in the morning at one at night. Fish Oil pills are good once a day too.

We just did a week in early Sept. Weather forecasts had it raining every day. It sprinkled once for about 10mins. Now, it is Florida. So it does rain. Get some cheap ponchos. And when it does rain it's usually late afternoon for about an hour. No biggie.

Homeaway.com has some great villa/home options currently for as low as $50 a night. Even last minute.

Treasure Tavern. Treasure Tavern. Treasure Tavern. Very PG-13/risque humor during the first half (my parents blushed quite a bit but loved the show), but it is such a great, fun show with food that's actually good.

Did a 2/2 last year. One of the best accommodations we've ever stayed in.

Pandora plays the same 5 songs over and over. Check out Live365 or SubsonicRadio for tons more variety and options. Also, go on yourtube. Some vids have tons and tons of songs in one vid.

Homeaway never fails to remind me why I'll never stay on-site or in a hotel again.

Check the menu at Gatorland. Bahama Breeze may have it too.

Friends/family never listen. Sigh.

Homeaway. More selections. More customization. Use w/ Flipkey. For the time you are going you could get a 3/3 or 4/3 for less than $100 a night total.

Convert each 3D film (and Soarin') to HD like Universal's done with Spider-Man and Transformers. Plus, new 3D glasses. The less "ghosting" the better.

mrudman: RT non-stop airfare from Columbus (if you're flying from OH) to Orlando is between $260-280 for most dates between Jun-Sept with Southwest. Update: airfare from Columbus to Orlando through Orbitz is around $240+.

Here in Colorado airfare to Orlando has dropped almost 50% post-holiday + buying tickets on a Wednesday (best day to buy airfare). RT non-stop is less than $200 for our Sept dates (a little higher for June/July).

Orange Lake is amazing. And has so much to offer.

Thanks for everyone's responses. I can't "answer" everyone but I'll say this: over the past 23 years since I was 8 I've been to WDW over 500 vacation days (over 100 at the other Parks). I've helped families plan numerous trips to DW (I planned our first trip when I was 8). It can be done very...

If you really wanted to go to WDW for "cheap" you can do it. Below is a 5-day trip budget for four adults going during slower season (though busier season isn't much higher). Airfare: $250 x 4 (buy on a Wednesday) Car: $25 x 5 (carrentals.com + coupon. We just did mid-size for $10 a day) 4/3...

Late January/early Feb. Low crowds. No humidity.

A few years back we were on Dinosaur and a guy had his camcorder light on for the first minute of the ride. Completely dark. Video light. Asked him politely to turn it off.

AK EP HS MK (Each one is absolutely amazing in its own right; putting MK last doesn't mean it's "worse" at all. And putting EP second is kinda weird bc its the Park we've visited the most over 23 years and is the first one we usually go to.)

My motto: if you had a car you would have been there already. Using any other form of transportation (i.e. shuttle) will eat away at about 2hrs per day of your trip. Guaranteed. After just 5 days you've lost enough time (10hrs) to have been able to do at least 10 attractions -- that's a whole...