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I am staying at the cabins in April. 2 questions. Are you allowed to have a fire pit in the cabins and 2, can you rent a fire pit for the week? Thanks

Let me start this thread by saying I love the Star War movies. The originals are to me some of the best movies of all time. The new ones are very good too. Minus the the Jar Jar Binks ones. They were terrible. The Toy Story movies were also very good. I am sure Disney will do both...

Hello all. I was hoping you could give me some ideas. I posted this on one of the other pages with little luck but since you are the target demographic I hope you can give me some better advice. I am going to be staying at Port Orleans Riverside in mid April with two 17 year olds (both boys)...

Hello all. I was hoping you could give me some ideas. I am going to be staying on property (POR) in mid April with two 17 year olds (both boys). We are Disney vets having been several times over the years and are looking at doing some different stuff on property as well as all the normal...

Will miss the opening by about a month. Going in mid April. :( Oh well all that means is I have an excuse to book my next trip.:ssst:

Going down with my son and nephew April 15 - 23. I'm sure they won't want to hang out with lameo me the whole time so I will probably have some free time on my hands. Staying at POR.

The Kennedy Space Center is around an hour or so drive from WDW. Very interesting if you like that sort of thing (which I do).

If I lived to be 1000 I would never be too old for Disney. My 16 year old son feels the same way as I do.

We stay at the Sleep Inn and Suites. Nice clean hotel. Rates are good, close to the airport, free shuttle and free breakfast.

I've done both Pearson and Buffalo. When we added everything up due to the Canadian dollar this year it was actually cheaper to fly out of Canada. If you do end up flying out of Buffalo consider the Sleep Inn and Suites on Holtz Dr. for your park and fly. Clean hotel and price was reasonable...

Last time we stayed at SS we stayed in Grandstands. It was great. We had a quiet pool by our room which was nice (bonus there was a bar). It was on the golf course so we could watch some of the golfers tee off while we were sitting on our balcony. We were a close 2 minute walk to the high...

I used Garden Grocer on my last trip. Worked great. Don't forget the paper plates (and bowls).

What works for me between trips is Google Earth. Sad I know.

I know it's not a ride but he first trip we planned to Disney when my son was 5 we made sure we took the ferry to MK. When you round a corner and see the castle for the first time it really was magical.

Just got back from my most recent trip on May 8 so technically 702 days till my next extended family trip. I will try and sneak one in with my son before that so hopefully 340

I know it might be sacrilegious but when we go in a large group we usually rent a house off property. It is way cheaper and you are all together under one roof. Bonus is most of the houses have private pools so the kiddies can splash away all day while you relax and unwind.

LOL. Thanks a lot. I almost spewed coffee out of my nose reading your title.

Mama Melrose is a nice place as well (Hollywood Studios)

Hello. I'm new to this site as well. Just got back from WDW a couple weeks ago. Can't wait to start planning my next trip.

Le Cellier (sp) in the Canada Pavilion at Epcot and Mama Melrose's at Hollywood Studios are two of my favorites.