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Oh now you've done it! Any second now WMK is gonna issue warnings and points to everyone and delete this... oh wait.... nevermind.

We'll expect a full report. :)

We tried Fulton's for the first time last year for lunch - just couldn't bring myself to spring for dinner there. And even then I think it was an $80+ lunch. with drinks. We tried the seafood tower - gotta say it was pretty awesome. But while some people may fantasize about breaking into a bank or maybe a toy store, I would like to sneak back in here after closing with a nut cracker and a vat of melted butter...

Yup, Roaring Forks.

They might be able to pull that off with the regulars who are there for weeks/months at a time, but I don't see them chasing down every camper that puts out a fleet of blowups unless they're hiring a whole new division of CMs. And if they're telling Judy/Hilda to tone it down, what the hell are they gonna do with the guy in 1600??

From the Disney Parks blog. Follow the link for the video... http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2011/04/wild-africa-trek-gets-more-adventurous-at-disneys-animal-kingdom/

From the Disney Food blog... http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2011/04/24/wilderness-lodge-artist-point/

From the Disney Food blog... http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2011/04/25/new-dessert-trays-at-disneys-hollywood-studios/

From the Disney Food blog. Any volunteers for a Fiend mission to give us some first hand experience? http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2011/04/25/guest-review-specialty-hot-dogs-at-the-lunching-pad/

info from WDW Magic... Menu link - http://www.amctheatres.com/uploadedFiles/Programs_and_Offers/Programs/FSmenu_10152010.pdf?n=673 http://www.wdwmagic.com/Attractions/AMC-Pleasure-Island-24-Theaters/News/11Jan2011-Dine-In-Theater-now-under-construction-at-AMC-Pleasure-Island.htm http://www.wdwmagic.com/Attractions/AMC-Pleasure-Island-24-Theaters/News/11Apr2011-New-signage-for-%27AMC-Dine-In-Theaters%27-scheduled-to-open-next-month-at-Downtown-Disney.htm http://www.wdwmagic.com/Attractions/AMC-Pleasure-Island-24-Theaters/News/25Apr2011-New-name-for-AMC-Pleasure-Island-24-Theaters-and-more-%2

More info from WDW Magic... http://www.wdwmagic.com/Events/Epcot-International-Flower-and-Garden-Festival/News/26Apr2011-Full-line-up-and-schedule-for-the-Pixar-Weekend-at-Epcot%27s-International-Flower-and-Garden-Festival.htm

Updated photos from WDW News Today. Follow the link at the end for more pics... Disney?s Art of Animation Resort is coming along nicely You can already see the differences between these buildings with the family suites and the usual value resort buildings This building is still just a shell This already built wing is being made into one of The Little Mermaid buildings You can see the spaces where the family suite rooms will go in The suites have windows facing outward without a balcony on the other side With the Resort opening next Summer, work should be picking up speed very

From the Disney Food blog... http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2011/04/25/tables-in-wonderland-may-2011-events/

I think Judy is actually on here now (could have sworn I saw her sign up) - maybe she can let us know firsthand if anything came of that.

I'm chalking this one up to total rumor before I've even heard it. The Fort is the only resort with a "pre-holiday" rate season which just started a couple of years ago. Gotta believe it's in direct correlation to the popularity of the camper holiday decorations, which are a draw not just for campers, but is actually promoted by Disney to all their guests. But I'm all ears... any actual bus-driver confirmed information out there?

Cooking more - eating out much less. A bit of a PITA since I get home at 6pm exhausted, but trying to stockpile as much homemade stuff on the weekends as possible. Lunches are a biggie - $4-$7 bucks most days X 2 people adds up in a hurry! Last night I spent 2 hours making homemade soup/stock and cutting up a ton of veggies for salads. In the gas dept., timing is right now that spring has *finally* arrived, to park the Navigator and uncover and start driving the little old 4-cyl Mustang. The behemoth will only be used for towing pretty much until next winter. That ought to cut our gas bud

They forgot one very important bit...

Problem is that everyone pulling up likely has a license, and they can say pretty much anything - true or not.

Unless it's supercrazyjampacked, you'll find a place to park it. I've seen plenty parked up at the Outpost bus depot. The ones I've spotted at the marina are usually parked over to the far right where there's a bit more room (vs right along the walkway) You didn't say where you were planning to rent from, so just in case... Disney has only 4 person carts, same with Kenny/Tee Time (off site rental). There are 2 off-site rental companies that Fiends have recommended - one delivers, one does not. All the contact info is up in the FAQ thread.

We note our loop request on our reservation. Then 4-5 days prior to check in we send a very pleasant fax and give them our top 3-5 choices for sites, including *why* we want them (in our case it's mostly because it's easier with the dogs). We're 3 for 3 so far. Last year we got our #2 choice. Keep in mind that when you check in matters. If it's a busy day or time of year, it's going to be harder for them to meet specific requests. Prevailing wisdom is that if you give them what you want in a site (location, etc.) you have better luck of getting what you want. For instance last year, our #1 c

It's as you actually walk through the castle. If you're walking from the hub through towards Fantasyland, just after you pass under the castle gate, look up. These snazzy sconces are on the wall.

Ok, let's try this one...

This is our entertainment setup.... We camped with my brother and SIL last summer. My 18 mos nephew was getting cranky until we wheeled his stroller over and parked him in front of the mutts, who were racing around with their toys and water jugs like lunatics. Kept the little guy happy for a solid hour! 2 years before the dogs were racing around in the a.m. on the sand pad on long lines. Our neighbors 4 kids were lined up along the edge of their site sitting on the ground eating their cereal watching "the dog show!" who needs video??

Depends. Some of the homeopathic stuff relies on building up enough in the system to work. Some are more concentrated and intended to use incidentally (like Rescue Remedy)

We've used this for our wacky BCs over the years... We've used it for general anxiety (Brady took it daily for years) and for incidental anxiety (t-storms, etc.) Trick is giving it far enough ahead of time - which for thunderphobia might mean watching the weather. It generally doesn't do a whole lot if you give it after the dog is already getting anxious. But all dogs are different and your mileage may vary. Cheapest price I've found is here http://vitanetonline.com/