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Checking in on Nov. 11th. Staying at he Poly and nothing yet. Was kind of hoping to give it a try.

For the most part everything will be decorated towards the end of your stay. We went the same time in 2011 and the GF gingerbread house was done. All the parks were decorated. Osbourne light will be going. It really is a fun time to go.

We are staying at the Poly in November and we have 5 staying in our room. 3 adults and two children.

Cinderella's castle. I think the view fro up there would be just incredible.

You can't go wrong with either. But I have always liked Capt'n Cooks.

They still have the Meet & Greet at EPCOT, 10% off purchases of $50 or more and 20% off some tours. Here is a linkhttp://disneyrewards.disney.go.com/credit/themeparkperks.html#none

i surprised my wife with a carriage ride around Port Orleans. We had a nice meal at Boatwright's and then went on our ride. Ther are other ones also. Here is a link. http://www.wdwinfo.com/recreation/trailride.htm#carriage

There is a cart in the alley to the right off Main Street. They do a awesome silhouettes with scissors. We get a new one of our kids every time we go back "home". They are some of my wife's most treasured pieces.

We eat there every time we go to Disney. It is pricey, but the seafood is very good. Here is a link to some reviews. http://land.allears.net/reviewpost/showproduct.php?product=132

November,(off season) the weather is good. Least amount of rainfall.

I would recommend staying at one of the monorail resorts as well. We took our two boys when they were 4 & 7. We stayed at the Polyenesian, that way if they got tired we just hopped on the monorail and kicked back for awhile. Sometimes it gets to be a LONG bus ride back. Park hopper...

Yes you can order off of the the menu. There is no seperate menu for the DDP. Definitely make reservations for your table service meals. Especially if you are going during a busy time. Enjoy your trip.

I am interested as well. We are going in November also. The extra $3 a day seems worth it. Plus no waiting for a shuttle.

The park hopper gives us the ability to hit AK or MK for a time and still eat at Epcot or HS in the evening. We have never gone without the hopper option, its just nicer to more flexible with your time. To us its well worth the money.

We own a '02 Silverado and a '10 Traverse. Couldn't say enough good things about them. Yes, there have been some minor issues (all covered under warranty). You will get that with any brand you chose. I would say whole heartedly buy Chevy.

We did tier 1 and were seated right next to the stage, which was a blast. Even so the performers interact with all the members of the audience. Afterwards we wandered around some of the other tiers and there really isn't a bad seat in the house. Its an excellent show, well worth the money.

Give Kim Possible a shot our kids (7 & 10) loved it. My wife and I enjoyed it also. There really is quite a bit to do with kids that age.

We went Nov. 16th of 2009 and had a great time. It was on a Tuesday so the weekend crowd wasn't there. We arrived early and were able to get on some rides over and over again. The crowds were light until dark then they started picking up. Lines for cookies and hot chocolate were very light...

Here is the info on the torch lighting ceremony. http://land.allears.net/blogs/jackspence/2008/08/polynesian_resort_torch_lighti.html

A mixture of peroxide and baking soda takes away skunk smell. I don't know the formula right off hand, but you can google "getting rid of skunk smell on pets". Good luck.