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Sorry, yes, BOG is Dinner. I edited original post. After I posted this I found a Dining Calculator and it looks like Sci-Fi averages out to about $88.74, with Whispering Canyon next at $100.67.

Like the title says, I am on the dining plan but need to pay for one meal because eating at CRT and Candelight Processional Package. Which meal would be my best bet to pay out of pocket? Dining with 2 adults, an 8 year old and 4 year old Sci-Fi Diner (Supper) Chef Mickeys (Breakfast)...

Are you asking how crowded NOJ will be, or how crowded the other parks will be during NOJ?

Hi all - In 2016 we will be traveling to Disney for a week stay with a large group, possibly 20+ people. What is your best advice for going with a group of that number?

Sorry to hear you had a bad experience. Our server treated us like royalty when we were there. Like someone previously said, he was part of the "show". We had dinner (not sure if different menu), but I thought the food was actually really good. Situations like this, I would have to call out...

Hi all - Just a follow-up to this post. I'm back from Disney and we all sat together as one party, but found on our credit card statement that I did indeed get charged for a no show. Disney, as I expected, fixed the error and gave us a credit. Just a heads up for anyone else that has a similar...

I want to say a banana was between $1.50-$2.50. Sorry I can't remember exactly. You can also use a snack credit on any fruit item.

Catering to millions of fans of one of their biggest animated movies ever is moving in the wrong direction?

We went inbetween the EP and Wishes and it was walk-in with maybe a 5 minute wait. I was impressed by the interaction. I thought it was going to be pre-programmed Mickey lines, but he mentioned something about Minnie on my daughter's shirt and then after she told him "I love you" when leaving...

As long as the ride still goes backwards I'm good. ;)

Hard to say. We just went last week with a 2-year-old, but she will take afternoon naps in her stroller. We spent 15 hours at HS on Labor Day (8:30-11:30) and she slept three hours during the afternoon. She is a real good sleeper though, I took her into several different shows holding her...

Thoughts from Cast members: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jim-hill/what-was-it-like-at-walt-_b_952645.html

Post above is correct. You do have to account for the 2 year old when booking an ADR.

Yes. Was there just last week and I know they had bananas and apples. There are a lot of quick options in the Grab and Go!

We spent all last week at CBR. I left very impressed. I came in with some low expectations just based on reviews. The cast members were very friendly (like extra, go out of your way friendly). One of the bell hops gave us 13 FP+ tickets for our first day at the park (party of six), which was...

Before you are seated you will have a photo-op with Belle in her yellow dress and will have an opportunity for an autograph. While seated you will meet Ariel, Cinderella, Aurora and Snow White.

I'm all about trying something new so if you've done Chef Mickey's before I would try 1900 Park Fare. I don't think you'll be disappointed. Your 2-year-old will love Cinderella if she is into princesses.

How old is your youngest?

I went to both just last week. I enjoyed both, probably Chef Mickeys just a little bit more for the atmosphere but that is because of the age of my kids (6 and 2). However, the food at 1900 Park Fare was slightly better. The interaction with the stepsisters is a blast. They are so good in their...

We met her Sunday after rope drop and had a 5 min wait.