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I see you Mad Hatter, throwing up the deuces, actin' all cool and stuff.. :laughing: I agree BOG for lunch is probably one of the best QS credits to date because that turkey sammie is deeeeeelicious and the grey stuff doesn't disappoint. :thumbsup2 We ate lunch here twice and dinner once (which...

Raglan Road - the dancers are phenomenal and they will bring kids on stage to dance. food was delicious. fair warning, it's loud in there but the atmosphere is so fun and energetic. 50's Prime Time - throwback to the 50's, sitting in family kitchen, black & white TVs, comfort food. some people...

I did Chefs de France in 2014 on the DDP and my party did the prix fixe option (lobster bisque + a steak that was available at the time) and it was out of this world good. The service was impeccable! We were seated by the floor to ceiling glass windows and it was so nice to people watch. It was...

While on my Disneymoon in Sept my DH & I received a DVC Tour packet in our room. They must have placed it on the bed while we were out one day. We were staying in a DVC room at Poly, but with rented points. We're not members. The incentive on the packet was a $100 GC. If we had the flexibility...

I have a friend who is there and said a lot of cheerleaders are there right now for their expo.

Not exactly Disney related... but! I am intrigued that your airline shows the Titanic resting place :scratchin.. I don't think I've ever seen that before! BTW we were also in WDW at the same time and the weather was perfect, except for that day where the tropical storm formed over Florida and...

not as fancy as some of the places mentioned about but I loved Beaches and Cream. good comfort food and the sundaes are out of this world.

New (later this month): Mama Melrose, Skippers Canteen, & 'Ohana Always Do: 50's Prime Time, Tony's, Yak & Yeti (our new always), Via Napoli (our new always), & BOG lunch

Pass on H&V. One of the worst meals I've ever had a WDW. DH & I felt like death after eating there :sick: Also that's a lot of food for one day. If you choose to keep H&V you might not even eat a QS lunch before your Sci Fi dinner. I did Plaza for dinner. I assume the menu is the same for...

Even at 28 I have no interest in HHN. I'm too much of a wuss! What perfect ages, they will LOVE the HP attractions and US all together. If you've been there before disregard my upcoming ramblings LOL. The Men in Black ride was a blast. I'd do that multiple times if I could. It's like Buzz but...

I tried to trade with the Jawas during my previous trip and they had nothing to trade.. it was kind of a bummer, but then they took a selfie with me so it all evened out lol

Sitting in the last seat of Space Mountain, you REALLY got jostled around. MY DH loves that seat.. I on the other hand love the first seat. There's one hill ascend when you reach the top and the track flattens out I always feel my stomach drop, get scared, and then love it all at the same time...

Tuesday would be the 24th and Thursday would be the 26th, correct? I'd go with the earlier date. With that being the weekend before Halloween the park attendance may start to pick up. Same goes to US, especially with Hollywood Horror Night. Try squeezing that in mid trip instead of end of trip...

Holiday Sleigh Rides Take in the magic of the holidays with a cozy "sleigh" ride through secluded woodland beauty. Decorated with lights and garlands, these "sleighs" are available during the month of December. You’ll board your “sleigh” for a 25-minute ride at the main entrance of Crockett's...

I had to Google this :laughing: and found that an E ticket is classified as a ticket for a ride that is the newest, most advanced, or most popular ride/attraction.. so with that I would use it for Space Mountain. Hands down my favorite ride in WDW.

I took my young cousin to WDW and booked her BBB in the castle. My niece also did it and had hers in the castle. There's just something special about the atmosphere and then going to visit the princesses to do meet and greets with them all done up. But if the DS BBB has a more convenient time...

MK is always a first day and last day park for me and my family. Although we tend to go more than 2 times. Depending on how long your trip is if you want to make 2 days for MK but don't have the wiggle room because you want to visit all the other parks then cut out Epcot. As a child it can be...

as previous posters have commented it is a classic ride for a classic movie. it's one of the originals that hasn't been closed like snow white and mr toad. it's definitely one of those rides that i will FP to go on once during my trip just to get my traditional trip nostalgia.

Pirates League (Mermaid or Pirate makeover), Tea at GF, a tour (although depending on the age of the child this could limit what tours they could attend), horseback riding or a carriage ride at WL ranch, and some of the spas have a princess mani/pedi options - having a day of pampering could be...

I've never eaten at HBD but have eaten at H&V. My DH & I felt lousy after H&V and got sick. I don't think it was food poisoning because it subsided quickly.. but after that bout I am just mentally scarred by H&V and won't step foot in there again, lol.. Looking back the buffet didn't have a good...