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I certainly haven't eaten everywhere but I would highly recommend Spice Road Table - it's almost tapas style so if you want a lot or you want to snack it's a good option! I loved the Beirgarten in the Germany pavilion but it's an all you can eat so maybe not what you're looking for. On my last trip i did Be Our Guest for my bday and i wasn't impressed for the cost so def skip that one. I've heard good things about Nomad and will be going on an upcoming trip but haven't been there yet.

Hi Jen! If you come in from the front, you will have a little bit longer of a wait compared with folks who enter through the International Gateway, but keep in mind that it will be a pretty big hassle to get to that other entrance unless you just decide to spring for a Lyft over to Boardwalk or Beach Club. Otherwise, you'd take the bus to Hollywood Studios and then walk (fastest), boat or Skyliner over to Epcot.

That sounds awesome! I love rope drop as well. We have taken many trips over the years and there is just something special about early mornings at WDW. Can't say that I'm always super excited to hop out of bed here at home! However, we haven't been in 6 years, so I'm not sure if my now teenagers are going to be as eager to get up that early on this next trip haha! Maybe bribing them with extra snacks will work! This will be our first experience with Genie+ and there are many new attractions since our last visit so I am trying to gather as much strategy info as I can. Thanks for your post!

How can we donate - I have learned so much from your videos I would love to give back and support EarScouts, I saw a patreon thank you from you at the end of the last video but though I’ve looked I haven’t found where I can join an earscouts patreon? Great stuff!

Hi Siobhan! So far the park hours calendar goes to July 10 and Happily Ever After is scheduled at 9:20 that week. I don't see it changing much unless they do an After Hours on a specific night. Hope that helps!

You will have a great time!!! I would ask folks what their absolute top three things are, and then try to prioritize them for the first two days while their stamina is at its highest. That way, if they wear out and want or need to spend more time resting, they already knocked out their top things at least. :) It might be a good strategy to have one group in the "morning shift," then come back to the hotel and swap with those in the "evening shift"? That way nobody gets too tired and you could even split groups according to age or preferences? If you have park hoppers, you could hit one park in the morning and one in the evening? The only downside of this might be less together time as one big group. Sometimes folks don't recommend table service meals due to the time they take up and the price, but if those aren't concerns I very much recommend them, it is soooo nice to sit down out of the heat and not have to worry about fighting anyone for quick service seating (not literally fighting, haha, but it is hard, you gotta watch like a hawk and swoop in when one is free!) We did 1-2 table service meals every day during our trip (one day we even did 3!), and when combined with Genie+ we were still able to do everything we wanted. Table service meals are also a great way for your kids to meet all those characters they want to meet, all at once with no lines and in the AC! Recommend Akershus especially for the princesses. We met Mickey at Garden Grill and Topolino and both were great! One last tip, get Magic Spotter flags for your strollers from Etsy, ours made it so easy to instantly spot our stroller no matter where it got moved. Let us know how it all goes!