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I loved Off the Rails, so that would always be nice to see come back, but I would also really love to see some more in-park videos. I think it would be great to see a series where different members of the team get to show/tell us how touring strategies vary depending on personal situations...

So you are just choosing to believe that Dustin is lying when he specifically posted about current employees not having known about what had happened to him?

He is free to use the open forums THAT HE OWNS to defend himself if he so desires.

I'm watching the video right now and can still read everything in the live chat.

We'll be at the Swan and Kidani from 12/10 to 12/17.

You could easily walk over to the Boardwalk and grab a bus to and from Disney Springs. You will also be within walking distance to Fantasia Gardens mini golf.

I studied abroad in Ireland (UC Cork) back in the early 2000s, and played the tour guide for my mother and her friend when they came to visit. I now have two children of my own that hope to take to Ireland some day! I think kids would enjoy exploring virtually any castle/ruins, but a couple of...

My father is in his seventies and has mobility issues. In terms of rides, he basically just sticks to the vehicles that are easy to transfer in and out of. Rides with tight leg room or vehicles you have to step down in to are just too difficult, so rides like Seven Dwarfs, Mission Space, and...

We have All Dressed chips everywhere here in Maine - I didn't realize that was mostly a Canadian thing. I guess we got lucky based on proximity!

I think it would be a great opportunity for you to get in line at the end of the night for a ride that you hadn't done earlier because of long lines. That will eat up some of the post-closing minutes, and then you can always take a bathroom breaking and do some shopping to take up the rest of...

Since you are already planning to take a mid-day break at your hotel (which I highly recommend when traveling with youngish children!), I do think it is worth having the hopper. You will really enjoy having the flexibility it allows, especially after your first couple of days give you an idea of...

We always rent DVC points for our trips (once every two to three years; four this time because of covid). It allows us to stay at Deluxe level resorts for moderate prices (sometime even less!), and it offers a kitchenette/full kitchen depending on the size of travel group/room. It even includes...

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We rented DVC points for a trip this December, and we need to decide next by early next week if we are going to cancel (and still get 100% credit for a future trip, thank goodness!). We are a family of four, and three of us are vaccinated, but the youngest is still ineligible. We are so bummed...

I'm also wondering - my oldest will eat most of what is included on the regular platter, but my youngest won't eat any of it.

How do you purchase a towel pack?

History teacher here - can confirm that we are perfectly capable of teaching an accurate account of history without the use of statues.

This post seems like a whole lot of words designed to disguise the fact that you don't like the idea of changes "of a social nature."

I live in Maine. Our current quarantine rules are: "Effective June 26, people who are not Maine, New Hampshire or Vermont residents and are visiting Maine lodging will be asked to sign a Certificate of Compliance indicating either that they have received a negative COVID-19 test result, that...

I would suggest renting DVC points to book a two bedroom villa. Depending on the resort you book, it won't be much more than booking two separate value rooms, and the accommodations will be far superior. You can save extra money by fixing meals in the full kitchen, and it is awesome having free...