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Just a correction, I called a few days ago as my son is 36 inches and they have to be 40 inches to ride the rides listed above.

We did Chefs with our 11 month old last September for dinner around 6:00pm and he was great, there were a lot of other kids around also. I think it just depends on your child.

I would say California Grill :lovestruc

Yachtsman Steakhouse, have not been here yet. I always look forward to California Grill though.

I voted other, we love California Grill:lovestruc

oh me... can I be from NH, I was their till I was 13 and then moved to NH byt my mom and all my family still lives there, I get to go home and visit July 4-11th. Can't wait. I was from a little town called Barrington and my family lives in Lee and Rochester.

1. California Grill 2. Chefs De France 3. Le Cellier 4. Rose and Corwn 5. Chef Mickey- for the atmosphere

We are going next year for 10 days and your plan is exactly what we are doing. I think we may cut is down a little and do one dya at the resort/DTD.

Thank you so much for creating the designs for my family, I iwll post pics of us weaing them when we get back in September. :cool1: Good luck with the adoption

We'll be there Sept 10-15th at POP:cool1:

absolutly agree, this was my fav meal in Feb. when we went. Not going to California Grill this trip.:confused3 Gotta wait till next year.

We have decided to go from Deluxe Dinning to the FREE dinning and here is what I am going to cancel tomorrow... All for a party of three September 10- Yatchsman Steakhouse @ 6:10pm September 12- Chef Mickey's Breakfast @ 7:20am September 14- Crystal Palace Breakfast @ 8:05am...

Awesome DISigns... Could I get the one with Buzz Lightyear...Space Ranger with the name DREW. Thank you so much. Becky

I love California Grill, you should make reservations around WISHES. We have been twice with a window view and been able to watch the fireworks while eating or you can go outside on the observation deck. Great food and great wine choices.

sorry....just read that you did not want CBR...

Depends on what you mean by least expensive and what you want to do at Disney. If you want to emerse yourself in Disney then stay onsite at one of the Value Resorts, we like POP Century and ALL STAR-MOVIES, you can by park hopper tickets or reg. tickets that allow you to go to one park a day.

I agree with the previous poster who said Magic Kingdom. I would hit all the major rides, the parades and then WISHES.

Thank you for all your suggestions, I think that I have decided to do the Segway Tour at EPCOT!! Everytime we go he says "that looks like fun". and as a bonus I have the Disney Visa and you get a discount on tours. Again, Thank you.

I love your work, when you get a chance could you please make me... Drew in Toy Story, like post 2040(with the Fab 5), and Mickey Mouse Club HOuse(if you have one) Becky in Lion King and Brother BEar(if you have one) Andy, Daddy in the blue Goofy Also a Becky with the Mickey Head w/...

http://disneyshopping.go.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/DSIProductDisplay?catalogId=10002&storeId=10051&productId=1192537&langId=-1&categoryId=36504&catalogFromSearch=10007 Click on the above link, you can customize T-shirts and have everyone pay for whatever shirt you choose costs. Do one...