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The clocks make me think it has something to do with time, so you may be right. But the idea of "one more Disney day" could just as easily be a "buy a 3 day ticket, get the 4th day free" sort of thing.

You're awesome -- thanks. I actually bought the one called "Laughing All the Way" from someone on ebay. Just hoping it arrives today or tomorrow :rolleyes1

I'm looking for a Christmas decoration I saw in the Christmas store in the Magic Kingdom in May 2009. My wife really liked it, and I'd like to surprise her with one for Christmas. I'm guessing I can find one on Ebay, and in fact there are a few similar decorations there, but I just can't...

Is there bus transportation between theme parks, or do they only run back and forth between the parks and the resorts? If they don't run between parks, what's the easiest way to get from AK to HS?

also remember that, once upon a time, there was a north garden wing with a whole lot of rooms. i don't know how the total number of rooms in BLT compares to what was in the north garden wing, but hey, we lost some crowds before and now we're gaining some back.

it's fine for a 5 year old. my 2.5 year old did it a few years back....no big deal, just send an adult down first.

got it. i disagree with the premise, but i see where you're coming from. i think it should be about more than just what is required by law. i think most people agree with that. and if someone wants to stick to doing just those things that are required by law, well, they should be prepared...

i repeat, it's a minor inconvenience for someone who can stand (even if they're tired), compared to the larger inconvenience for the person with the sleeping child. what's the best scenario: 1) person A is holding a sleeping child on bus #1, while able-bodied person B sits. person B...

i don't think it was ever about what was or wasn't legal. :confused3 it's about what society dictates that you should or shouldn't do -- what's rude and what isn't, etc. beyond that, i'm not sure how your post really responds to mine -- care to explain? if not, no big deal.

no, that's right. she could still be standing at that bus stop. is that better? it's a minor inconvenience for someone who can stand (even if they're tired), compared to the larger inconvenience for the person with the sleeping child.

(note: not picking on you in particular -- this was just an example of the kind of post i'm replying to, and yours happened to be at the top of this page) why do you "have to" give up your seat? you don't. of course you don't "have to" -- and yes, of course you have the right to be selfish...

seriously?

here's my new strategy -- why not just ask someone to stand so your child can sit? every time we go, i get really angry when i see this (probably unreasonably angry) but i keep it to myself. but rather than get angry about it, i'm going to take a different approach next time and just ask...

ok, how's this for a long shot? does anybody have a floorplan that shows which rooms are connecting rooms?

:jawdrop:

7 minutes to go. who's going to swoop in?

oh sure. it happens at least once just about every trip. most recently in muppetvision 3D.

this is the single biggest reason, in my opinion, to pick the CR, especially if you have young children. if you're going to spend more time in MK than the other parks, the ability to walk back and forth is key. and yes, it is faster than the monorail (certainly getting *to* the MK, anyway)...

it doesn't so much dump you out as it does drop you in and suck you down to the bottom. kidding. you'll be fine. it's not deep at all, unless you're 3, in which case i advise you to bring a parent or guardian. :) it kind of comes in at water level and scoots you across the water just...

a hipster...that's pretty good. what about a belly bag? of course, mine is pretty much just my man purse, but that doesn't have quite the same ring to it.