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What are your guys experiences? I know some people put pin boards on their cabin doors with randoms for trade, on the honor system.

Do these boards often contain a lot of scrappers? Or do you find it’s mostly people trading genuine pins?

I’m wondering because my kid really likes pin trading, but we have really only done this inside shops at the parks, and would rather not give away something nice for trash. Or if it is mostly scrappers, then I just might buy a small lot off eBay and let him have fun.

TIA

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We’re going to Disney for the first time as a family i am taking our son and my husband neither have been. Our first day in Disney is my husbands birthday and we’re spending the day in magic kingdom he doesn’t love rides but will do ones the babies can go on i see us at dumbo and the play ground for sure are there other things you as men or your husbands and families enjoy in magic kingdom. It’s my first time taking my own little family

Need some Disney World itinerary advice.

We’ve got a 3-day trip coming up with my sister-in-law, nephew, and our family. We arrive Thursday at 11 AM.

My wife and I are debating the best plan to make this an awesome first experience for my nephew while also winning over my sister-in-law… who is a Disney skeptic.

My plan:
Arrival Day:
Relax at the Polynesian
Animal Kingdom for ~4 hours
Back to the resort for swimming
Maybe pop into Magic Kingdom for fireworks and a couple rides

Day 2:
Magic Kingdom rope drop
Leave around 2 PM for rest + pool time
Head back into a park that evening

Day 3:
Hollywood Studios for most of the day (my nephew is a huge Toy Story fan)
Possibly another park at night if everyone still has energy

We’d love to fit in EPCOT and Disney Springs too, but that may need to wait for another trip if this one goes well.

My wife’s plan:
Arrival Day: Magic Kingdom
Day 2: Animal Kingdom rope drop (possibly Magic Kingdom at night)
Day 3: Hollywood Studios
Which plan would you pick for a Disney skeptic + a kid?

Any changes you’d make? Who is right here?

Like in Disneyland Paris.

The Disney gang appears and are talking

Minnie: speaks in English

Mickey: replies in French

They do this for most characters. I believe the Iron Man ride even has video with either Iron Man or Captain Marvel speaking French. Some characters repeat their lines in French/English.

To me, it breaks the immersion. I speak both French and English and the moment they switch languages it feels "fake" regardless of voice quality. I'd rather have them speaking either all French or all English. Even when I didn't understand Japanese yet I had less of a problem with a ride in all Japanese. It felt more natural than the switching.

Disneyland:

- Major Updates on Avatar including an opening year, and ride details.

-Infinity Defense Opening Date

-Coco updates

- Murphys return to Fantasmic

- The Big announcement will be the confirmation for the first two lands coming to the Forward plot, those being Zootopia and Frozen.

WDW:

- Monsters Inc opening date

- MK expansion details including an opening timeframe

- Tropical Americas date

- Brand new Nighttime Spectacular announced for Magic Kingdom

- Inside Out attraction confirmed for Wonders of Life

- Spaceship Earth refurb is alive

DLP:

- Zootopia is announced as the third land in Adventure Bay

- Lion King opening timeframe

HKDL:

- Minor announcements such as park improvements.

- Update on the Spider-Man attraction.

Shanghai Disneyland:

- Updates on the Spider-Man coaster

- Official 2nd Gate announcement

Tokyo Disney:

Updates on the reimagining of Adventureland.

And that’s all that I have so far. What else do you think could potentially be announced? I believe we’re in for a pretty big year.

Hey guys, I'm going to disneyland Calfiornia with family - we only have a day to spend there and we are from europe, so not likely that we will go here again anytime soon. Was wondering if we only have a day - is it worth visiting DCA on the same day (the hoppers pass) or just sticking to Disneyland? Also would you recommend getting the fast track pass?

We are mainly interested in fun rides, some rollercoasters, and perhaps shows.

Any opinion is appreciated, Thanks!

hey guys!! i’m currently planning on going to galaxy’s edge in california with my bf. He and I are huge star wars fans and this trip is a surprise for him since he has never gone to Galaxy’s Edge. I was wondering if you guys have any tips on how we should go about our day trip there. I don’t know the names of much of stuff there either so if yall could give me like an idea of what you do at each place that’d be great since i see like the names savi’s workshop and oga’s cantina being used in this subreddit. also any tips on what areas we should visit first or not based on popularity sake and waiting time and how much stuff costs there like the blue milk, making your own saber, etc. We will be getting there an hour after they open on a tuesday since we are commuting far for it, so ik i can’t get to the ride of the resistance ride right when they open. So if you guys have any tips pls send them over, anything will help thx!!!

Be it a small fire that causes the sprinklers to go off and destroy all the animatronics or just a bunch of angry fans forcing Bob Iger to shut Tiana's Bayou Adventure down for good.