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Since I am allergic to pineapple, my vote goes to the mickey bar. But I usually prefer chocolate to fruity desserts anyway. I also love the coke floats from WDW.

Splash Mountain is my favorite. I love everything about it. The animals, the drops and the songs! The others are great too but they don't have everything that Splash has to offer.

I will always regret never purchasing the Mickey and Minnie beanies that were available in October of 2006 for Halloween. I meant to get them but we left the park without them! :( We went to Disneyland again this February and I wanted to get the Mickey and Minnie beanies for Valentines Day but they ...

DisneyChris did a great job in listing all of the must-sees and must-dos. You must stake out your view for the fireworks show early just like in WDW. But this show is SO amazing...it is one that tops them all!

I really enjoyed that. Nice pictures and narration. Storybookland is one of my favorites. I love to ride it at night

Stupid Stupidity. Disney is not responsible for the actions of the guests. They do the best they can with the security checks at the entrance to the park. They can't do much more or everything will be tainted with distrust of the park guests.

I had the wonderful pleasure of eating here. It was on a birthday of one of my family members we were traveling with. (You know who you are BLUE) :) It was so much fun and exciting. We were lucky enough to be seated by windows facing Fantasyland. It was a great experience to watch the park from insi...

You know you're in Walt Disney World when you are sitting next to someone on Splash Mountain instead of behind.

You know you're in Disneyland when you find yourself Merrily On Your Way to No Where in Particular!

Humidity is my enemy. So that would be a no for WDW. And besides that, I feel like Disneyland can't be beat. I've really missed some of the attractions that are not in WDW when I have been in Florida. The only thing I miss from WDW when I am in Disneyland is Expedition Everest! And Disneyland has mo...

Hmm I was impressed when I first experienced it. I love the movie Monsters Inc. I am now curious to give it a second try and see if I like it as much.

Just go with what interests you more. Do your research! Read up on info from the main website and from travel books. Then you can decide which land excites you more. This helps a lot because it helps with being overwhelmed when you arrive on your first day.

Anaheim by far. It is the only park that Walt Disney walked through upon its completion. And also, it feels more magical. Oh and the most important factor of all: it has more churros.

I agree with this notion of people being sheep. Most of the time, people just follow what others do. It is important not to get caught up in this odd phenomenon. Don't miss the important experiences because you were in a hurry and just followed the crowd.

It would be a mistake to make it permanent. That would be going to far with replacing the classic CLASSIC attractions.

I just watched Samantha Brown's Favorites today. I loved how she picked her favorites from both parks. I totally agree with her decision about the Tower of Terror.