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For me it's not the price, it's the product has changed since Maxpass was launched.

I saw you post this on another social media platform and the responses weren't in your favour. There is a difference between microwaving an entire chicken leg and a container of soft baby food. It's not for non-baby food. Yes your baby might eat a chicken leg but most do not. It's to stop people...

The only way ! :)

Has anyone ever eaten an entire candy cane, like even normal sized candy canes?

My daughter and hubby loved the options at Award Wieners. I feel it's a good value as the hotdogs actually include proper french fries on the side.

The bread cones specifically. Imo, they are inedible.

I love DL/DCA and I can find lots of yummy food to eat but for the love of all that's holy I do not understand ppl recommending Cozy Cone as 'good food'. It's invariably been terrible when we've gone.

A 5 day hopper with G+ for 3 adults is $1800.00. For Canadians you gotta add another 38%. OUCH

We stayed at the RI and found it very quiet. We were the last room on the hall mind you with only one of the suites to our immediate left. No bacon at the buffet but a different type of sausage - lots of mickey waffle makers though and the layout is functional, and large plus nobody batted an...

Why stop at $60? I mean if we are going to call someone out for being in 'poor taste', and insist we tip on food one hasn't ordered or eaten then why not tip based on the cost of my meal? I spent approx. $250 my last meal at BB, you should therefore tip at least 18% of my meal as you took up a...

Good lord, 2K. I think when we stayed at the RI we were next to one of the 2bedroom suites. We snuck a peek during cleaning one day :)

For the price of some of the suites I'd consider booking two rooms - the Sheraton has good prices and two rooms isn't far off a suite. Residence Inn by the convention center is a nice property but their kids suite is smallish bunkbeds, not sure how comfortable that would be for a full size adult...

You're the OP right?

"My big question is, do people actually think they look good that way?". Doesn't really read like think of the children, it comes off more like clutch my pearls.

Your post comes off less about what Disney thinks or a dress code question but asking if other people think they 'actually look good' so I'll answer that question: yes, obviously they do and frankly it has nothing to do with travel-related Disneyland questions

Im sure ppl in the Park will quickly report if meet and greets have changed.

I'm looking at the app and there are character meet and greets. I'm thinking this might be a one off as the characters are all in Halloween theming and maybe they save photo ops with these characters for OBB?

I used a ziplock bag for most of my 'toiletry' items that usually roll around in the bottom of my bag. When going through security I just pulled it out for them to look through which one guy said he appreciated. Treated it kinda like the airport in that regard. A 2nd ziplock might be handy for...

I made a big deal about securing a reservation to Oga's on day #1 of our trip and truly it was fine. Like, we each had a drink, sat at a table with another family of 3 and just looked around. I had another rezzie for later in the week to coincide with the fireworks but ended up cancelling it...

But it's not at 3am. It's at 6am :)