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I think they considered building a Star Wars themed park, but decided to test what demand is first with Galaxy's Edge. And to see how popular the new movies were. (Uh-oh) That is why they went with the Galaxy's Edge concept. Hollywood Studios just has an outpost. The rest of the Star Wars...

Well, here's some confirmation that the ring and Mr.Toad are indeed gone. http://www.doctordisney.com/2014/05/22/things-missing-haunted-mansion-magic-kingdom/ I bet both were stolen.

Its a really good program for kids that age. You can do it at your own pace over multiple days. This is a good article on it: http://wdwnt.com/2013/06/review-wilderness-explorers-game-opens-at-animal-kingdom/

We've been to Hoop Dee Doo 5 times in the last 10 years. Show is always the same. I find myself still genuinely laughing at the same exact jokes. Its the actors, the presentation, the atmosphere, the free beer... that makes it fun over and over again.

So I heard that AK is the only park with doors on the restrooms, evidently to serve as a shelter in case an animal escapes. Anyone know if that is true, or if its just a good story.

They could serve PBJ and grilled cheese for $50, and I'd still go. So long as they keep the bread pudding, of course.

I don't understand why its only open seasonally. Pecos Bills gets really crowded, even in value season. They could use another restaurant in that area.

The DDP is a cheaper way to eat expensively. It gets you dinner shows, character meals, steaks and even pricey starbucks drinks for a bit less each day than you would otherwise pay. But you can eat relatively well in WDW for less then the cost of the DP.

The kids are allowed to ride again with the child swap. So my advice is to let them ride with the first adult using fastpass, then let them get right back on with the second adult that was watching the 2 year old. It works out to back to back rides with no waiting for the big kids. Might...

We used this site quite a bit in planning our last trip: http://www.wdwvacationhub.com/ Tons of good links. Pulled this site up several times on my phone while in WDW to lookup info.

We rode the safari before our 10am Tusker reservation. No trouble at all. Got in at park opening and walked right to it, had a 10 min wait. It also helps the kids sit through breakfast a bit easier, if they just rode something really fun.

We just stayed in an AKL studio with 3 kids. Didn't feel cramped at all. The crib fit will between the bed and the fold out sofa. The extra space in the bathroom/wetbar area really helps make the room feel bigger. Not to mention the balcony.

The crowds were definitely larger in September. And it was mainly due from people coming in from all over Europe. I heard Italian, French, German, Russian, etc. Talked to quite a few Brits too. I also talked to a few CMs while we were there. They were surprised at the crowd levels and...

We're in WDW right now. It is busier then usual for September. We had Dumbo all to ourselves for about an hour in the morning, so I wouldn't say its crowded, per se, but there have been long lines midday and the restaurants are far busier then usual for Sept. WDW always gets a lot of...

Has anyone seen Remy live? Is it worth it trying to plan for?

Our 3 year old boy howled at nearly everything that "Six Bits' said. Talked about it for months afterwards. Plus its good food for kids and they can be a bit noisy too.

I've always wanted to do Chefs de France, but something else at Epcot always nudges it out.

Well, you could always just sit in the back or balcony, its cheaper too.

Thanks for posting your positive experience. We've discussed babysitters before and always felt uneasy about it. If we knew for sure we could have your experience, it would be a different story.

Yep, the drinks count as snacks on the DP. I'll be using them as snacks everyday we're in MK and Epcot, so long as the line isn't too long. I wish the breakfast sandwiches were snacks, but they're too expensive.