[Curious Alice]

Name something you finally tried after many visits to WDW.

It can be an attraction, type of food, restaurant, etc. It has to be something you have purposely passed up on many previous visits.

For me, it would be Dole Whip. I've passed that stand a zillion times on previous trips, but I finally tried it this time...and it was yummy. I didn't think I'd like it in the past, but now I can't wait to go back and have another!

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"Be what you would seem to be—or, if you'd like it put more simply, never imagine yourself not to be otherwise than what it might appear to others that what you were or might have been was not otherwise than what you had been would have appeared to them to be otherwise."— Alice in Wonderland

[Winkster]

I finally tried EMH at WDW!

It was on our last but one trip (so September/October 2007).

We'd previously avoided EMH as we've found morning tends to result in bigger crowds once EMH ours are finished and we never stay in parks long enough to use the evening EMH.

This time though, we ate in Brown Derby in DHS and, by the time we came out, EMH was just kicking in. We grabbed wrist-bands and stayed in the park (mainly to walk off our dinner) and found a great atmosphere.

The big rides were too busy to do (ToT and RnR both had huge waits) but it was nice just to walk around.

We also did Typhoon Lagoon on morning EMH and got almost every slide and attraction done by the time general admission started!

Now, we use morning EMH to do new rides like TSM and then park-hop to somewhere quieter afterwards. We also use evening EMH for a stroll after dinner (nice to get a boat from the Poly to MK after a meal at Kona Cafe and enjoy Main Street in the dark).

[cpudd]

I finally tried an in-room gift package at WDW! For our 13th Wedding Anniversary I surprised my husband by getting the Disney Florist to leave the 'From Mickey and Minnie With Love' package in our room. It was absolutely wonderful!

[Curious Alice]

Originally Posted by cpudd

I finally tried an in-room gift package at WDW! For our 13th Wedding Anniversary I surprised my husband by getting the Disney Florist to leave the 'From Mickey and Minnie With Love' package in our room. It was absolutely wonderful!

Ooh...details, please! I didn't know about this. How do you contact the Disney florist? How much does it cost?

[Shadow Jedi Rhy]

My g/f and I have just recently began visiting the resorts we've never been to. I dunno what this says about us but we're trying to grab a snack or meal from every resort.

[Winkster]

Originally Posted by Shadow Jedi Rhy

I dunno what this says about us but we're trying to grab a snack or meal from every resort.

Now that's my kind of touring!

This one isn't really WDW related (other than the fact we did it in Orlando whilst staying at WDW) but...

We finally tried an airboat ride at (almost) WDW.

We'd been threatening to do one for years but you know what WDW is like. So much to do and so hard to tear yourself away from.

Last May though, we finally managed to do it and headed down to Cyrpress Lake in Kenansville (just past St Cleod, about an hour out of WDW) to do an hour long airboat ride where we saw bald eagles, a whole range or wading birds and loads of gators - oh, and more mosquitos than I thought could possible exist in the world, let alone one lake (thankfully the boat mostly goes too fast for them to settle)!

Great fun!

[Kebabs]

On our last trip we stayed at a Disney resort for the first time and loved it! Would definately do it again!

[shannonkb]

We stayed at a Disney hotel for the first time. We might have to save up more for the next time to stay at a "quieter" one. Loved the little perks of staying on property: refillable mugs, transport, the Disney welcome at check-in, the ease of check-out, Disney's Magical Express.

We also finally got around to check out some of the other resort hotels. In the past, always wanted to take a peek at the Polynesian and Grand Floridan.

[joanna71985]

I finally decided to try Mission Space (it was the calmer version, but still). And I actually enjoyed it. I definitely would go on it again

[Tinkerina]

I finally tried a TURKEY LEG at WDW!!!!!!

Can you believe it? After going to "The World" for over 20 years, October was the first time I tried a Turkey Leg!

[Winkster]

Originally Posted by Tinkerina

I finally tried a TURKEY LEG at WDW!!!!!!

Can you believe it? After going to "The World" for over 20 years, October was the first time I tried a Turkey Leg!

And how did you find it? Would you recommend them?

[Tinkerina]

Originally Posted by Winkster

And how did you find it? Would you recommend them?

It was DELICIOUS!!!! Definitely recommend them, however they are pretty large! My husband were full after just splitting one!

[Winkster]

Originally Posted by Tinkerina

It was DELICIOUS!!!! Definitely recommend them, however they are pretty large! My husband were full after just splitting one!

Glad you enjoyed it!

I had one years ago which put me off since then. It was full of sinew and gristle and not at all nice. I've heard such good things since though - I'll have to try one again next time.

[Curious Alice]

Originally Posted by Winkster

It was full of sinew and gristle and not at all nice.

That's exactly how I imagine it. I don't like dark meat, anyway. And I don't like eating chicken or turkey without a fork. In fact, I like using a fork for most food, even when it doesn't call for one.

[Tinkerina]

Originally Posted by Curious Alice

That's exactly how I imagine it. I don't like dark meat, anyway. And I don't like eating chicken or turkey without a fork. In fact, I like using a fork for most food, even when it doesn't call for one.

I couldn't bring myself to eat it without a fork... A little too barbaric for me... I agree with your fork stipulation!