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While waiting in line for the gates to open at DL, are there any restrooms available? Or do you have to wait till you get into DL? TIA!

Thank you for the additional details! :goodvibes (I would have been looking for a M&F sign.:upsidedow) I will also know to look for green X's! :thumbsup2

Yep, right across from the ride entrance (and Jungle Cruise) is a shop with all that stuff (even fake whips, if I remember correctly!) :thumbsup2

Thanks so much everyone! I will be on the lookout for the signs! :)

Thanks. Will there be signs right at the exit (we'll be there around 6:30am, and not entirely conscious!) Are there signs that say "Mickey and Friends"?

This looks like a great "consolation" prize for my kids, since I decided we're not doing the WOC show this trip. Yum!

We will be driving down I-5 from Northern CA. Can someone provide detailed directions (starting with the exit number or street) to the M&F parking garage? Thanks in advance! :goodvibes

One thing that I like to do is ask our boys to name three rides/attractions that they want to do that day - we'll get to do those, and anything "extra" we wind up doing is just icing on the cake (helps to set the expectations)!

Too bad! This ride is a nice respite from the heat, as well as being good for us who suffer from motion sickness.

I think 3 months is better; they're content to just lie in their baby seat, whereas 7 months means they're trying to sit up and some may even be crawling.

I get motion sickness easily as well - I need to either drive or be in the front seat of a car, and even being in the passenger seat sometimes gives me a woozy feeling. I know this isn't what you want to hear, but I avoid Soaring and Indy, as well as BTMRR, and of course tea cups.

I think this show should be seen twice, if possible. Once up front, and once in the mezzanine - different perspectives, both good! :thumbsup2 Also, use the bathroom before you go inside - there are NO restrooms in the theatre! :eek:

If it's in your budget, you can also do Goofy's Kitchen for dinner (it's not in the park) so you can get disney magic without wasting precious park time on your 3 days.

We've done Goofy's Kitchen for dinner and Minnie & Friends for breakfast - it's been my experience that the character interaction is more constant and consistent at M&F (i.e. have your camera ready at all times!)

Buffet. There's eggs, bacon, sausage, fruit, pastries, waffles - the usual menu. No banana stuffed french toast, though!

Not quite sure I understand - anyone 10-15 is a kid; 16-18 is debatable, since they can drive and vote. By having the age restriction of 3-9, DL is forcing us to pay adult prices for kids. Simple as that.

We love Minnie's as well, with all the characters available. I think it depends on who "floats your boat" - to me, the food is always secondary. (Hey, our kids like the pancakes at McDonald's, so what can I say...) :yay:

Our older son is 10, but at five feet tall, there's no way I could pass him off as 9! :eek: I think it puts a burden on your son - what if a CM asks him how old he is, and he's forced to lie? I just grit my teeth when I think of the adult pricing for kids... :mad::sad2:

Thanks for the update! :thumbsup2 I knew I was outdated (and not just my clothes...) :lmao:

And if you're going from one side the park to the other, the train is a great way to get there as well!