>>JB> correct a change regarding breakfast on the Empress Lilley.  The
 >>JB> character breakfast was discontinued there, in 1995, I think.  We made
 >>JB> it there before
 >
 >DR> Just going by my (outdated) Birnbaum's from 1994.
 >
 >JB>> have fantastic cinnamin rolls, and I had the Mickey pancakes (or was
 >JB>> that waffles?).  You're right in that there are so many choices, and
 >JB>> probably
 >
 >DR> I do remember having some tatsy MM waffles at the CBR.  Deb and I would
 >DR> always start our morning off with breakfast at Town Square at the CBR
 >DR> before rolling out to the parks.  That way we had a good hour to
 >DR> digest. Allowing of course for the bus ride and at least a 20 minute
 >DR> wait in the first line of the day. 
 >>JB> enough time or money to hit them all!  Have fun in August!
 >
 >Can't wait.  Especially looking forward to going back to Typhoon Lagoon,
 >The Adventurer's Club at Pleasure Island, and Splash Mountain in the
 >Magic Kingdom.  Any highlights that stick out in your mind ?  How many
 >times have you been ?  And when was your last visit ?
 >
Hi Ho Doug, I have an update to the Empress Lily! It seems that although the 
breakfast moved to Chef Mickey's that now since the latter is being redone as 
the new Rainforest restaurant, the breakfast will be moved back to the Lily.  
In fact, this should have already happened, so check it out if you want to 
eat a character breakfast on the Empress Lily.  I've only been to WDW the 
last three years, and now being DVC members we'll be going every year.  I 
really like the faster rides although to have it in the dark really dampens 
them for me.  Two which comes in mind are Space Mountain and Tower of Terror. 
 Both are supposedly exciting, fast rides, but both bomb out on me because 
they are in the dark and because of that I don't experience anything.  I have 
to see where I'm going to get a thrill out of moving fast. I was on the 
Terror three times in quick succession trying to get a whiff of something out 
of it.  It's a nicely decorated place, very visual otherwise, but the 
elevator drop?  I guess it must be me, sigh. Aside from the faster rides, I 
do love the Disney atmosphere, and if it wasn't so expensive, I'd take my 
time there and just walk around and smell the flowers!  Well, maybe on my 
100th trip there!  :-) Splash Mountain was fun to do, and I did get a kick 
out of Thunder Mountain Railroad (daylight!).  Call me a kid, but I do like 
Tom Sawyer's island too.  :-)
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