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Also one of the reasons I love Disney- I took my son when he was 1.5yrs and didn't feel like I missed anything - he even went on POTC with me! We rode tons of rides at MK. The coasters your kids can't ride, but almost everything else they can. You will have so much fun!

I took my son when he was 1.5 yr old and he loved TSI. It is a great opportunity for little people to stretch their legs!

I second the Horizon Milk... it doesn't have to be refrigerated

I was staying on WDW property for a conference a few months ago and it KILLED ME not to go to a park. But I had a wonderful time exploring the hotel properties. I went to the Boardwalk, rode the ferry to the back entrance of Epcot and had a picnic and visited the other nearby hotels. I would...

Oh, PS- you asked about resorts and I vote you return to POP. It has a great splash pad for littles and the food court has a great variety. We ate there almost every night; other resorts will give you more limited choices. Plus, if you are using Disney transportation it has it's own bus and you...

I took my 20-month old and we stayed for 7 days, which was perfect for us. I wanted a tantrum-free trip, so kept him on a normal schedule as much as possible. We were at rope drop, toured until lunch, ate lunch and napped then swam at the hotel for the evening. He went to bed at normal time (7)...

My son LOVES Epcot, and we spend even more time there than at MK

I am attending with my 3 and 1-yr olds and I know they won't last very long. The parade is my top to-do, but I want them to do the dance party, trick-or-treat, and meet characters. I'd love to see the 7 Dwarves. Rides can be done another day. Any plans or advice? Should we get in line for the...

We tour from rope drop until lunch and nap time and can do everything we want (sans parades) with that amount of time. Rope drop is the key, and if your 3yr old is like mine you are probably up anyway. We do Fantasy land first, then circle around to Tomorrowland, etc. Not doing the...

I have gone around and around on ideas. I have two boys, and I feel your pain on group costumes. I definately want us all to "coordinate." We landed on Goofy, Mickey, Donald and Daisy. Pirates and Princesses are popular, but the Fab Five are Forever :thumbsup2

My 3yr old is watching Pooh's Heffalump Movie. It doesn't have any scary parts and I'll admit it, I love that little British heffalump.

I'm going to the party for the first time on Halloween, too!! Yay for us! :banana:

Jabali, what didn't you do "right" and what did you do differently to enjoy it more?

I'm glad to hear that it was a quick experience. We have 8:25 ADRs and I don't want to miss prime touring time. I'm taking boys, though, that don't care about princesses and just want to eat in a castle.

This. My son lost his Tigger plush that he got on his first trip to WDW. Disney Store/Online doesn't carry them but I called park merchandising, described it and where I got it from and they mailed me a replacement.

I went at 5mo pregnant and my best advice is to have snacks (granola bar, etc.) that she likes at all times. It will come in handy when she can't find something that sounds good, or even just at the hotel where it might be a long walk to the main lobby for food.

On my last trip I spoke with two older ladies who were on a "celebrating beating breast cancer trip" and they had done it. They had a ball telling me about it and were loving all the attention from their pirate get-ups. As with most things at Disney, good for the whole family kind of fun!

I pre-purchased Photopass on my last year because, like you, I never get to be in the picture. I loved it! Best money I spent on my trip! I got to be in photos and I got to enjoy my son meeting characters because I wasn't seeing it through the camera lens. Also, by prepaying I never felt bad...

The Oreo cupcake at the Boardwalk Bakery. So good that I bought some to bring home for souveniers. I had to carry them like delicate little eggs through the airport, but it was worth it!

My toddler loves Epcot. We spent four hours in Furture World alone. So simple, but after you leave the Figment ride there are some hands-on learning things. There is a sectioned-off floor that swirls colored lights. I swear, he could have spent an hour there had I let him.