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Plane. After my family drove there for our first visit when I was about 3 years old and I threw up during the entire ride down, my mom swore she would never drive to Disney World again. And we never have.

I waited over 2 hours for Splash Mountain back in 1998. That was my longest wait ever.

I rode Soarin' for the first time this weekend and my whole family loved it. Flying over Disneyland was awesome, as was the orange smell. And it was cool to see Patrick Warburton in the preshow.

Only 56 days until my next trip to WDW. I get more excited by the day!

Since most of the rides at MK are open during MNSSHP and since it is a hard ticket event, I wouldn't think there would be much of a problem getting on any rides we can't get to during the day. I hope that is a fair assumption. As far as MGM goes, ToT, Rock n Roller Coaster, Star Tours, Muppet*Vision...

We plan to skip AK completely. Of the five peple going, only my fiance has any desire to go there (and that is just because she's a huge Lion King fan). Unless we fly in early on Thursday, I think we'll miss AK. Here is what I've got planned thus far: Friday morning: Hit the high spots of MGM Friday...

I'm planning our next trip to WDW and since we only have two full days, I'm trying to squeeze in as much as possible. Disney Studios always seemed like a half-day trip. Does anyone think it is doable it to hit that, then spend the afternoon at MK and spend the night at the Halloween Party?

87 days until my first trip to WDW in 7 years. I can't wait!

I'll be staying at the Contemporary this October. It is my first visit to the parks in nearly 10 years and I'm excited about getting to stay at one of my favorite resorts!