Circle of Life should join Stitch's great escape in the "plan to openly mock" category that ryels created. The American Adventure and Living with the Land should never sit in the same category with that "attraction".
IMO, The American Adventure and Living with the Land both need to move to the high priority category along with spaceship earth (our kids call it "the ball ride" too-they love it) And as for your "plan to skip" attractions, all I can say is it saddens me.
Well on the preliminary touring plans I have made Circle of Life is litteraly the last attraction we would do at Epcot, so it is very much on the chopping block.
Thanks to your tip about seeing LWTL while people take turns riding Soarin' I think it will easily make the cut.
Are you sad that those movies are in my plan to skip category or that we will soon be bowing to our Chinese master?
I am sad because they are in the plan to skip category! I really think they are worth seeing if you get a chance. you'll be glad you did 
I think priority lists are a good thing but I bet you catch your high and middle and most of your lows. I mean you got 10days right!!! A few of the days we are there the crowd calendar shows 1's and 2's. I know that can change but I expect after halloween for it to drop off for a few dasy and be pretty low crowds like mon-wed.
The only thing that worries me is Jersey Week being during most of our stay. Looking at last year's numbers (on touringplans.com) it was fairly busy from Wednesday on, but I'm hoping that picking the right parks should mitigate that. Do you use touringplans or easywdw to help with planning?Circle of Life should join Stitch's great escape in the "plan to openly mock" category that ryels created. The American Adventure and Living with the Land should never sit in the same category with that "attraction".
IMO, The American Adventure and Living with the Land both need to move to the high priority category along with spaceship earth (our kids call it "the ball ride" too-they love it) And as for your "plan to skip" attractions, all I can say is it saddens me.
I agree wholeheartedly! I would spend an entire day sitting through Stitch before I would set foot in the Circle of Life again. I watched that monstrosity during our very first WDW trip (out of sheer ignorance) and I still regret it 14 years later. I can never recover that 15 minutes that I lost.
And the movies are great, especially the Circlevision 360 ones. The only downside is that you have to stand up during those, but they are pretty short and very cool.
Plus, what better way than to get acquainted with our future Motherland?
And what about the F&W festival? I believe you will be there the last week of it. Will you be undertaking my "Eat the World Showcase" challenge (one food item from every kiosk)?
Does Endor have a booth? I've always thought the Ewoks look delicious!
How about Vietnam? One of these would hit the spot: 
How about France? Does their booth serve these: 
(I could keep going, but I don't want to kill the bit anymore than I already have.)Do you know which booth serves the dancing bananas?
! And I plan on trying it. And don't forget that China serves 
(Sorry, too easy.)Well techinically we will probably only have 9 days in the parks, so we probably wont get to ride hardly anything.
I could have rotated them and then re-uploaded them, but this is just a filler post anyway, so I figured half-assed was more than enough. I promise my next official post will be whole-assed or nothing at all!
I just wish they would stop the whole mall-size Disney Store thing completely and open up just one awesome World of Disney in each major city in the country. Now that is something I would visit often.
Very Cool!! You have very good taste, I have the first shirt you posted (I Love Mickey). Thanks for not posting a picture of the Christmas present you got me, I want to be surprised
and now that I know its not too late to be wearing a birthday pin I may partake too. My husband is also a member of the fanny-pack club. The 2010 model: 
Am I follower #11??? not sure but we too are going from Oct 28 - Nov 11 in hopes of doing Halloween, Christmas, the Osbourne lights and my step-daughters birthday (Nov 9) I share your sons birthday of Oct 26 (although I have a few years on him
and the grand-daddy of them all:
You can't tell from this picture but it has pockets for not 1 but count em 2 water bottles
I will be following along and hopefully starting my own PT soon.
to the team!! Between the dates coinsiding on our trips and you sharing a B-day with DS it seems you were destined to find this PTR! 
We are from Indiana too! I have only read the first couple posts but I'm already cracking up
!! It's always nice to have a fellow Hoosier, but what's up with the Bearcat name? Why not MrsHoosier, MrsFightingIrish, MrsJaguar, or MrsBulldog 
...always something tempting me to buy it.
