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Thanks for starting this! :thanks: Going solo Dec 1-7, staying at the Grand Californian! I can’t wait for some info on holiday food and entertainment (still a long way to go) :bored:

December 1 - 7 solo at GCH!

Thursday, 1/8 On the following day, I had a Starbucks peppermint mocha and a cronut. I was feeling better, and I found them both delicious. It was my first cronut (we don't have them in Italy), but it won't be the last! :cloud9: I then had lunch at Tangerine Café, where I loved the chicken...

Thanks everyone! :) The next instalment is coming!

Wednesday, 1/7 On Wednesday I had (my last TS) breakfast at Crystal Palace. It was fantastic! Not fully realizing it, I got to the MK very early, and when I saw people entering through the Breakfast turnstile, I simply followed them and found myself in a completely empty Main Street...

On Tuesday my day started with a 7 am breakfast at… Chef Mickey! I had lot of fun, especially with Pluto, who even danced a tango with me! :) I started with the mandatory coffee and OJ… Then I had (clockwise from top): cheesy potatoes (very good), delicious ripe fruit, cheese blinis...

Thanks! :)

Monday, 1/5 On the following morning, not to go too far, I decided to fully enjoy my staying at AKL and had breakfast at Boma. After a cup of coffee and the refreshing jungle juice… … and a watery bowl of oatmeal saved by an outstanding pecan sauce… … I had (counterclockwise from top)...

I It was actually the best airline meal i have ever had! Thanks! :)

Sunday,1/4 My breakfast was a caramel macchiato at the Starbucks in USF. This was my first real Starbucks (we don’t have those in Italy) and I liked well enough… not nearly as much as (spoiler ahead J) the peppermint mocha I had in Epcot later in the trip, though. I guess this wasn’t special...

Saturday, 1/3 On Saturday, I lined up for Diagon Alley early entry at 6.50 am… actually I did not line up at all, because the turnstiles were already open and the initial queue absorbed inside the park. Crossing the park before dawn, taking (blurry) pictures of quiet, empty, and my first look...

Here come the reviews! Friday, 1/2 My trip started with quite a lot of airline food, as I had breakfast on a Milan – Frankfurt flight, mid morning snack in an airport lounge, lunch and dinner on a Frankfurt – Orlando flight! Whew! Luckily, everything was good… even very good in some cases...

I am back! Well, I have been back for a few months now, but life got in the way…. Finally, I am ready to start my dining review! How did it go? Hmmm, a few days into the trip I got a flu, and unfortunately lost any interest into food… I even cancelled some of my precious breakfast pre-park...

I unfortunately don't drink wine (I know, strange for an Italian, and stranger for someone from my Northeastern region), but thanks for your great suggestions!

Yes, I know, I usually get pancake'd out by the 4th day :) :blush: But I enjoy myself in the process!

Here is my planned meal lineup: Friday, 1/2 B, L, D: airline food >> it will be Lufthansa this time, their food has been inconsistent in the past. Fingers crossed! Saturday, 1/3 B: Emack and Bolios, Hard Rock Hotel >> Starbucks, very convenient before early entry to Universal parks L...

Hello and welcome to my third dining review! I am Alby, an Italian 30 – something mother of 2 :wave2:. I have never gone to Disney World with my family (this will soon change… I hope!), but I have managed quite a few solo trips when I was in the US for business reasons. I will be in the...

I love both the Unofficial Guide and Passporter, but I prefer the first as it's more thorough. If you prefer a book with less than 800 pages :rolleyes1 , the new "The easyguide to your first WDW visit" from Josh, the guy at easywdw.com, is great! :goodvibes For a more humorous take, I love...

Thanks everyone! I am actually thinking about renting a bike from offsite, Orlando Bike rentals and Buena Vista scooters both provide the service and delivery. We'll see... :-)

Thanks a lot! :-) Re golf carts, I do have a driving license, but I haven't driven for 5 years and I wouldn't feel confident driving a car on the road. I was just wondering if golf carts are easier (should be?) and could be a feasible option. Thanks!