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The Castle is fantastic for little girls because all the Princesses come to your table for pictures.  Make sure the person with the camera sits on the inside.  They will pose toward you with each child and you get the picture of a lifetime.  I know that I did.  It is just the best time.  The breakfast is really good all you can eat table served.  Sometimes the princes come along as well.  If you remember their actual names rather than Prince Charming etc they get a real charge out of that.  To get a morning seating you have to call the dining reservation line exactly 180 days out and exactly at 7 in the morning.  Dont be inpolite but be straight forward when you get through to the reservation agent.  Say "Good Morning reservations for breakfast at the castle on 15 September at 10:00 am.  Then wait and she will bring up the booking page and try to grab you a spot.  It is hard to get because there are 100-700 booking agents and all of them are talking to people who want those reservations.  If she gets you a spot then she will get the information from you.  You may have to try this on several days.  They have changed the rules so on the first day of your holiday minus 180 days out you can book your all the holiday meals for the entire week of your holidays.   That is a recent change.  I dont know if that works for the Castle breakfast though.  My secret for getting that reservation is to get a atomic clock on the computer to show me the time in Orlando then I call and listen to the message that plays at 6:30 that tells you when the reservations opens.  When you call at 7 and you get that message you hang up immediately and hit redial.  When the message changes you are into the reservations.  Time is of the essence to please your little girl.  Speak clearly and do not make nice conversation cause.

 Tonys Town Square is a good Italian restaurant but the ambiance is weak.  I love going to Liberty Tree Tavern.  It used to have Minnie and characters but they were pulled last year.  They may come back cause they have not been filling up.  The food is a lovely break from all the fast food and fancy food.  It is just like a great Thanksgiving meal served to the table.  All you can eat.  Big glasses of pop.  Roasted turkey breast, carved beef, and smoked pork loin, with mashed potatoes, seasonal vegetables, herb bread stuffing, and Macaroni and Cheese.  It is great.  The best hot dog in the parks is at the end of Main Street called Casey's - great condiments to pile on.  This is a great surprise - Tomorrow Land Noodle Station.  It is worth a visit for the following for lunch.  Don't be late or it turns into a dinner location and they shut down.

Update:  We had a great meal on Not So Scary Halloween night - our server was a ghoul and he kept bothering the boys who sat on the outside of the table.  The boys loved it and we had the best time.  However - and it is a big one - we wasted a lot of time at dinner, an hour and a half.  That cut into the rides and we missed most of the parade.  My suggestion is to eat before the 7:00 start time.  Also, we went into the park at 6:00 or a little before.  That gave us an extra hour. 

The best restaurant in the Magic Kingdom for little ones is arguably the Castle.  It is great for little girls because the Princesses all come to your table for a small visit and picture.  Sit on the inside and put the kids on the outside and get every picture that you can - we still treasure them.  Also, try to go to the Crystal Palace for pictures with Pooh Bear.  It is also fantastic food, a buffet.  The flank steak is fantastic and the sundae bar is a treat.  Take a brownie or treat and use it for a base then add ice cream and toppings.  I use the cherry cobbler.  You will love the food.  You can get McDonald fries on the walk from Pirates of the Carribean to Splash Mountain if you must have those kinds of fries.  They are in a little shack at the side of the walkway but Why Would You?  McDonalds is also available in Epcot as you turn to the right to go to the Canadian Pavillion  on the right in a little pale coloured building at the end of the entrance walk way from the future worlds after you turn right into  the Nations area.

It can get very pricey if you do not plan out your trip.  It you are going for two weeks you will find it cheaper each and every day so buy the 10 day ticket - it is like an extra 2.00 a day at 10 days.  Something silly like that.  What we do is this.  I get every point that I can on Air Miles.  I buy all my gas at Shell with a BMO Mosaic card with Air Miles.  I use my air miles card at the pump and the Mosaic card so that I get air miles twice each time.  Then I buy my 7 day Disney Park passes from Air Miles as a reward.  I buy the one park a day pass rather than the "Park Hopper Pass" because going to more than one park a day is more than a parent should be asked to do.  I then go to the park customer service window at the first day we go into a park.  It is the service wicket not the ticket wicket.  I ask to up grade the tickets I got from Air Miles and make the tickets so that they never expire.  It costs about $117.00 for a 7 day pass.  Then we use the tickets for two trips to disney so your next trip the tickets are free.  The 7 day pass is only about 2250 points for an adult.  Now if you plan before you go to Disney what parks you are going to go to and what waterparks you are going to go to then you can conserve your tickets.  For a seven day trip we plan on staying at the hotel at the pool on the first day.  You get used to the heat and have fun swimming on the first day.  Then pick a park to go to the second day.  Then go to Typhoon Lagoon the third day cause it is so much fun in the wave pool.  Then on the fourth day go to Downtown Disney shopping and then back to the pool.  Then pick another park to go to on the fifth day.  Then on the sixth day go to the Magic Kingdom and finish with a bang.  Then on the seventh day you are usually in the pool in the morning and then packing for the trip home, then on the plane.  That way you have used 3 park days and paid cash for the water park.  You will be too exhausted and wont be rested at all when you get home if you go to a park each day.  You walk about 40,000 steps in each park, we have measured it.  If you must buy your tickets, do it in advance from home.  It will save you the taxes on the sale if you buy them online and have them sent to Ontario.  Plus you can buy them in advance and spread out the cost of the trip by buying months ahead of the trip.

and check in before you leave.  If you do this you can just walk up to the counter and they will give you your keys, show you where your room is on a map and off you go.  Also I suggest that you get Express Check Out.  This allows you to just leave from your room if you dont want to go up to the main entrance to leave.  If you have your own car or limo then they can pick you up at the entrance to your part of the resort.  This saves you time, tip money and effort.  If you have to drag your bags up to the front part of the hotel to leave you will be hot and sweaty for the ride back to the airport.  Take a limo and have them pick you up at the nearest curb to your room. 

They cost about $150.00 plus tip to the Disney resorts.  Here are the advantages:  When you arrive at the airport they are waiting for you at the bottom of the baggage claim escalator.  They wait with you until your bags arrive.  They gather up your bags and your passengers and take you to a covered drive through where the car is waiting.  He will run the air conditioner while he loads up the bags.  It is so easy and stress free.  You pick the level of comfort or size of car depending on your party size.  I recommend the SUV for 5 people.  It is so clean and comfortable.  They will take you directly to your hotel quickly.  If you wish to stop for half an hour and pick up groceries that can be arranged.  That will save you money.  On the way back they will pick you up at your hotel and deliver you back to the airport.  They have never missed one of our return trips.  It is safe and comfortable and dependable.  You are expected to tip 20 percent, we give a little more.  This trip we are using a Stretch Lincoln Limo just for the fun of it.  I will let you know what we think.  It is about 50.00 more in total.  Fun is fun!  Here are the alternatives:  You can take a cab - they are available outside.  They tend to be a little messy, not as cool and we find that the drivers spend most of the trip talking on their cell phones.  It is unnerving.  Mears have vans that they use to drive you to the resorts but they are uncomfortable.  The Magical Express is fine.  They have tv screens that show you what to expect in the parks.  They greet you at the escalator and gather you into the appropriate bus.  The ride can be fine but the biggest problem is your bags.  They may not arrive in your room until 11:00 at night.  They get taken from the plane to a truck and are delivered to the resorts.  From there they are taken to the rooms but you should not count on them being there when you need them on arrival day.  In all cases take a bathing suit and plan on being dressed for the pool on your arrival day.  If your room is not ready, not cleaned up yet, you can spend your day at the pool.  For the little bit of extra money, it is highly recommended that you use Happy Limo and your bags arrive with you in comfort and your holiday begins stress free.