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I think it's at least more consistent. I would take Satuli Canteen over pretty much any quick service in Disneyland, but the basic things like burgers and chicken seem to be better on the west coast.

I've had everything from mediocre to fantastic food at Disney. I could eat the venison from Jiko for every dinner the rest of my life and still look forward to it. But I've also had a cheeseburger at off-hours in the Pop Century food court that was a step below fast food. Fortunately, the bad...

At Magic Kingdom, you get dropped off at the TTC. At the other parks, there is a specific pick up and drop off area that's a similar walk to the main entrance as the busses. I've never had issues getting around property with short waits and a reasonable price. Drivers will wait around Disney...

Usually they are. I've also noticed Golden Oak is normally in the best spot.

Wine Bar George, Steakhouse 71, and Flying Fish all have bar seating. I think Morimoto Asia does too.

For a group of 8, you could either do 2-3 rideshares depending on luggage, get a private shuttle, or use Mears Connect. I usually don't find renting a car is worth it if you're going to be on property the whole trip anyway, and private shuttles are expensive. Mears connect would be $270 round...

Coronado Springs seems to be a favorite for adult only trips. I haven't stayed there yet, but it gets a lot of good reviews, especially the tower rooms. Any resort with Skyliner or Monorail access is nice and a big upgrade over the busses. For resort days, Animal Kingdom Lodge and Wilderness...

Jiko and Flying Fish have been my two favorite resort restaurants. Steakhouse 71 is also great if you want steak but don't want to pay signature prices. For Epcot specifically, Takumi Tei would be a once in a lifetime type of meal. I personally like Chefs du France and am eager to try Shiki...

I rarely use them. I would need to be cleaning something really gross to use them. For normal bathroom and kitchen cleaning, I use bare hands.

Was it really only 2022? I thought they had given mentions earlier.

WDW Info has a menu search function. Here are the lemon desserts around property: https://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/dining/searchoutput.cfm?meal=%&MealPortion=Dessert&menuitemmainingredient=%&MenuItemDescription=lemon&BuffetItem=No And here's the search...

I would probably start the day at Epcot to get another ride on Guardians, then end with my favorite nighttime show. For me, that's Happily Ever After in MK, but whichever you want to see again.

This is big. They've been trying to get one for years.

The most nostalgic is marathoning Splash Mountain with my dad and uncle during extra magic hours. It was a walk on every time for over an hour straight.

DCL won't adjust your price after final payment date. You would need to cancel and rebook with whatever refund you're able to get through Disney and travel insurance.

I usually focus on quick service for most meals and signature dining about every other day. The signature meals are definitely my favorites and usually worth the money.

I definitely remember these as a kid, but I probably haven't used one since then.

Both hotels will have higher end restaurants nearby, both in the hotel and within walking distance. If you get the chance, I recommend getting a steak pie or other classic pub dish. You go to a pub one day for lunch, but when in England for a few days, you can't have too much pub food. Paris...

The Poly DVC studios have real mattresses in their pull-down beds. Not quite as comfy as the main ones, but as good as an average hotel bed.

The two Hiltons and Wyndham at Disney Springs would be the closest walks. But depending on the room location in Saratoga, they could still be 20 minutes or more. I would really recommend getting a 3 bedroom villa or a studio and link the reservations together.