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Good ponts. We have been to WDW enough time to know where to avoid so we are rarely disappointed. Flying Fish was the last disappointment due to the cost. Regulars are Sanaa, Jiko, California Grill (haven't been since they went Prix Fixe), and Brown Derby. Fast food options are OK for a meal...

I’ve always thought most WDW food is mediocre at best. The real question is value. What complicates peoples’ opinions is that,at home, the best restaurant may be just fast food or some chain so anything else is an improvement. There are some good restaurants but not a lot. As mentioned above...

To where are you going from Disney Springs? I don’t think you can take a bus from Disney Springs to the parks.

Here’s what we did last visit of 8 days/7nights. We did not spend all day in any park. About 3 we slept in some. And other days we hit rope drop, then had lunch and went to the pool until later for more park time and dinner. But that trip was using FP+ which made things simpler. IMHO...

Go to Universal. As our kids got older they liked it better.

I would think there is something for this person to eat at any virtually any restaurant on property.

For a forst time rental with budget one still has to stop at the counter even if you are signed up for Fastbreak.

Even artificial sweeteners can cause a rise in blood sugar. I just try to limit carbohydrates: pasta, potatoes, baked goods, sugar, and fruit.

I had mine removed over 20 yers ago and have no restrictions. Prior to removal fatty foods would set off an attack. Has she tried the foods and had issues or is just following the doctor’s advice? What are the "certain things" that she can eat?

You’re correct. We only have retirement accounts in Vanguard. You would get 1099s for dividends, capital gains, and interest.

I’m no expert, but if this account is not a retirement account then you don’t get a 1099. If it was a withdrawal from an IRA then you triggered a taxable event and should get a 1099. I would just log onto your account and look for any issued tax forms.

I agree. Of the 8 or so times we’ve been to MK we have eaten 4 table service meals with 2 at Crystal Palace.

“Not that adventurous” limits the options. Have you looked at menus? Allears.net usually lists them. Given that, MK is lacking in table service. There is Tony’s(Italian) which seems to go through ups and downs. Liberty Tree Tavern, again hit and miss. At DHS 50s prime time or Brown...

It’s a ecial thing to view fireworks. Not the dinner. Currently $129 per person. Good.e it and you’ll see the description on the WDW site.

If stating offsite I would consider renting a house. Cheaper, kitchen, laundry, more rooms.

Off of what topic? Have you read many posts here?

Did you talk to the manager?

Good question. In a related issue I know cast members will not help you on to or off of rides.

Not so much any more, nut I used to think it was for some folks to practice their creative writing.:D

See the doctor.