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I have a food allergy, so sit down is way easier.

About 2 hours 20 minutes on hold. The CM said she's been with DCL for 7 years and this was the busiest silver booking day she remembers. Perhaps because the website is not working well?

Last time we were in Japan my kids were 3, 5, and 7. They LOVED SCMAGLEV and Railway Park in Nagoya. So much that they asked to go again when we go to Japan in June! https://museum.jr-central.co.jp/en/ They loved the Osaka Aquarium too. It's a really great one. Unfortunately the museum...

When my kids were young, Tom Sawyer Island was a great place for a bit of "let them run around" time. We took the raft over. I think it still exists. Genie+ is worth it, IMO, as long as you remember photopass is included. You can get some really fun photos around the park (not just ride...

For a quick breakfast, we packed granola bars to munch on (brought from home) and then mobile ordered from Jolly Holiday a couple hours after rope drop.

We're here now. Is there a water bottle filling station anywhere in the hotel?

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Blue Bayou serves alcohol now. https://disneyland.disney.go.com/dining/disneyland/blue-bayou-restaurant/menus/

Napa Rose and Carthay Circle are the best food I've had at DLR (it's been few years since we've been but we did the chef's counter at NR once and it was divine. We'll be there only on weekdays in August so will try just the regular dinging then). Blue Bayou is definitely worth it for the...

Same question here. I think it's ideal (usually get better spots for the 2nd show since it's less crowded), but getting from MS to F! seems like it'd be swimming against the stream.

I'd keep GCH. It's less distance into the parks and that, IMO, is more important than pools unless you plan on spending an entire day at the pools instead of the park.

It depends on where you are going. In Norway, most if not all of the ports are walkable. In Northern Europe some were, but they ran free shuttle buses to the city center for those that were not.

It depends on the cruise itinerary. When we did the 11 night Northern Europe we 3 sea days. It was awesome! A really great mix of crazy amount of touring as well as 3 relaxing days on the boat!

Cups are recyclable here. A good alternative when you can't use your re-usable mug that keeps cup out of the landfill.

They have been able to determine that the lung damage can be reversed with time (as in lung capacity increases with exercise in those who had damage from the virus). We don't know now if other potential damage is reversible. We also don't know if the damage they are seeing in hospitalized...

Trevor Bedford has along explanation about how the virus wasn't here until January (and not widely spreading until February) on Twitter if you read back. It makes sense. https://twitter.com/trvrb?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

My kids were older on our last cruise (13, 11, and 9), but they went and ate, by themselves, at the sit down restaurant for breakfast one morning. They thought it was the greatest thing ever and the staff fawned over them. We did set expectations (and in general they do really well eating out...

The verandah is enclosed other than the porthole. It has a bench on one side and I think a chair out on the other. We had one on our Norway cruise a while back and my mother in law loved sitting out there reading. She liked that the walls blocked a lot of the wind (may not be an issue in the...

Quite frankly, I got better and more prompt service with Costco than I did with a large recommended travel agency who did not respond to emails at times for days (no phone option) and misspelled some of our names and took WEEKS to fix. They also did not respond when I emailed the same agent the...

I don't remember how many hours each day our tours were, but they were a lot. We booked with SPB tours in St. Petersburg and they were fantastic. We did a private tour for just our family because it wasn't much more than a group tour and we could personalize. For smaller groups, their group...