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I love pork belly! Not a fan of goat cheese polenta though, but whatever, the protein is more important imho. They had better announce that the Sonoma Goat Cheese Ravioli is back!

When I went in early Dec (and obviously the line will fluctuate as park attendance does), we got in line at 10:45am and were seated in less than 20 mins, which I felt was reasonable.

The signs on the construction fence say "coming in 2014" but I don't know anything beyond that--hope someone else does!

Fairly new as others have said. When I went in early Dec, they were broke 2 of 3 days I was there (Davey Jones was broke the whole time). However, I thought the mermaids in the water were well...

Here is a menu from Intercot's InfoCentral (thank you to the wonderful people who run it!): http://www.intercot.com/infocentral/dining/menus/epcot/biergarten.asp

I would add that the rotisserie...

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Perhaps Mr. Staggs should instead use some of that money to maintain the attractions that are already there?

I'm not up to speed on future plans, so could you please explain what NextGen is? Is it that stupid new wrist band and FastPass+? If so, how in the world would it cost so much???

Ain't that the truth! I would recommend that you look at the menu, and if it's to your liking, give it a try. Everyone has different tastes, expectations, experiences, etc. I love WDW food even...

We dined there for the first time in early December and were the first ones seated for lunch (we arrived a half hour early because we wanted to check out the resort for the first time). Our view was...

We tried Biergarten for the first time in December an we were mightily impressed. Even though we usually avoid buffets, the food choices were plentiful, good, and fresh/hot. I especially enjoyed...

As someone said, yes it's still open, and when I went in early December, it was about a third full.

As I said in my previous comment, both Dagobah and Naboo (Gungan underwater kingdom especially) are natural settings, and are thus rife with scenery, nature, animals, living in harmony with nature...

Dagobah and Naboo (I was assuming you meant the Gungan underwater kingdom) are both natural settings, so they sort of fit, at least as well as Avatar. I don't think any of them are a perfect fit...

11am I believe, though I think you can get in line beforehand

No, you can't even make one. You have to wait in line, but it tends to move pretty fast.

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I've only been there for lunch once, but I really enjoyed my croque monsieur. If you don't like fries (as I don't), you can substitute green beans, which were nicely done (though mine were cold).

I'm not aware of a WDW eatery that isn't overpriced! I really enjoyed BoG for lunch myself. The attention to detail of the interior was stunning. For better or worse, it was my favorite part of...

Wow! Thanks for passing along that rumor. That clip of the Splinter was awesome, and the theming would work perfectly, too. Maybe Universal will have to get a second look from me after all. Are...

If I may interrupt, what happens at 50's Prime Time that may be upsetting? I've never been.

It's pretty close, but you do have to walk across the street and a bit up it to Fantasia Gardens. It's not a bad walk by any means, but it is a walk. Winter Summerland is right next to Blizzard...

You have the right attitude, and I wish that was my thinking as well. However, unless there is a mass exodus of guests to Universal or elsewhere, I don't think WDW will care. I don't know enough...

They got back to me finally. It was basically worthless. They apologized about my poor CM experiences but ignored everything else I mentioned. I really hope my last trip was a fluke and things...

Mini-golf at WDW is as creative as you'd expect (though each hole is pretty short). Both locations are nice, but I slightly prefer Fantasia since it is Disney themed and not just interesting like...