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Go to the free movies under the stars or the hotels with campfires and bring your own stuff for s’mores.

Tasty Kakes! I’m in! These are a favorite childhood memory. I still get them when I visit my mom.

I’m in! I always really enjoyed your trip reports and your general outlook on life, so I’m glad to see you on here again.

Definitely visit Polite Pig. The food was amazing!

Steampunk 19th century! 20,000 Leagues, Journey to the Center of the Earth, Mystic Manor- make it a Society of Explorers and Adventurers land!

I’m a fiend for research, so this is ideal. I’ll definitely get it.

Thank you! This sounds like a place a travel agent would be really useful. I don’t use them for WDW because I enjoy the planning (or did, pre-Genie) but I’d rather skip the learning curve here.

Thank you! This is exactly what I need!

I’m glad I’m not alone!

Thank you for the detailed breakdown! At WDW I love to sit on a balcony and have my coffee or a glass of wine, but I’d rather have the second cruise for sure! …what’s a fish extender? I have a mental picture, but I’m SURE it’s wrong.

I would pick AKL savanna view. It’s gorgeous, themed well, tons of activities, shuttle between resorts for two features pools, a splash pad and lots of great dining options, great gift shop and the ANIMALS! So exciting for a five year old. If you prioritize having the car close by, a kids’ play...

I have never been on a cruise, and no one in my extended family has ever been on a Disney cruise, but the Treasure looks amazing and I want to go. Can someone please point me towards resources that can explain in obnoxious detail how cruises and the process of booking one works? I love travel...

I agree with all above that April/May are fantastic months to go. Just a couple of notes- I plan student trips annually and early in April some things may not be open. We’re staying at a resort in Greece next month that opens for the season on April 15. Pay attention to when Easter is, because...

I haven’t stayed at AKL in the last couple of years- did they ever bring back the CMs who told stories around the campfire? That was such a magical experience!

In our park bags we also carry bandaids or moleskin and a painkiller like Tylenol. As for the rest- At Epcot, we also love Soarin’. We don’t adore Test Track, but lots of people do. And don’t underestimate the World Showcase- it’s a great place to explore. At AK, I agree that the top rides are...

Love Montreal too. Quebec City is more picturesque, though. It’s the closest North America gets to a European vibe, I think. If you’re in Montreal and you want a meal you’ll never forget, check out Joe Beef.

Quebec City is a family favorite. Charming, great food, and usually between 65-75.

Hmm… were foodies, but our kids and we all loved these places: MK: Skipper’s Canteen - the Kungaloosh chocolate dessert is awesome! The jokes are wonderfully cheesy. AK: chill out at Nomad Lounge. Our favorite dining experience in the parks. Small menu but everything is good. Everything. Epcot...

I love AKL and your kids are the right age.