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I have a strange question... There was a quick moment in one video when a little bobblehead Rob peeked out of the corner of the screen and waved... Which video was that in?

Background context, I’ll be going for the runDIsney Spring time surprise 10mile run, so I know crowds will be elevated, my plan is to arrive Wednesday to the resort (Swan and Dolphin), then have Thurs-Sat to visit the parks, run Sunday morning, have a chill park day, before I leave Monday, here's my plan, So here’s my itinerary: Thursday- split day Epcot/Animal Kingdom - No Genie Rope drop Epcot through the Int gateway by boat and do Ratatouille and Frozen during early entry, do virtual queue for Guardians, enjoy smaller rides (Nemo, Pixar short, figment, etc) and work our way towards front of the park. Take the bus to Animal Kingdom, do Safari and Shows, finish night at pandora. Longest day of the trip probably. Friday - sleep in, resort pool, Genie plus and stack rides for Hollywood studios taking the skyliner if available. Maybe buy ILL for RotR? Will play by ear. Saturday - Magic Kingdom - No Genie Most things I want to do at MK doesn’t really need genie+ like Tom Sayer Island, Carousal, Philharmonic etc. Except for Tron and maybe 7dwarfs since I haven’t been for so long. I'm hoping lines are bearable and would no more than an hour each. Sunday - race ends in Hollywoods Studios at around 8ish am, probably stay on the park and do a chill day, do some of the shows, meet some characters, maybe some lighter rides (muppets, star tours), if ROTR is looking reliable maybe get an ILL? eat at the derby (never been!) and probably be in bed exhausted by 6pm LOL Does this plan seem sensible, it'll just be me and bf, we might have another couple join for the weekend but the plan shouldnt change too much

I thought I understood it all as well as I could and then I saw a post today about "reverse stacking" and I had no idea what they were talking about. Can anyone explain this to me? If there is a ES video please point the way. Thanks!

Hi! What would I do if my virtual que time overlaps with a dining reservation?

Hi Everyone - I'm looking for a recommended ride-by-ride touring plan for a group of 7 people (Ages 10-55) who will not have early entry. We plan to buy Genie Plus and plan to be in the parks 2 Days for MK and 1 day for Epcot and 1 day for HS. Sunday, April 14 - Magic Kingdom (Focus on Adventureland and FrontierLand) Monday, April 15 - Epcot Tuesday, April 16 - Hollywood Studios Friday, April 19 - Magic Kingdom (Focus on Tomorrowland and Fantasyland) 1. Which Lightening Lanes should we get on each morning at 7am? 2. What is the best ride order with Lightening Lanes we should take to maximize our time in the parks? 3. What are the priority Lightening Lanes to get each day (in order)? We want to experience as many rides as we can (maybe even some twice). Thank you!

Hey Scouts! So some good friends of mine moved to Orlando during the pandemic and they’re big Disney fans as well. When Shiki-Sai first opened, they went within the first few weeks. They were given a card and were told if they come back once per season (Shiki-Sai means Festival of the Four Seasons) they would get a ‘gift’. They finally got it tonight and I thought it was pretty darn cute! Now I’m regretting canceling the reservation I had last spring lol.

If we are going to MK on a Saturday (don’t know if that makes a difference or not) and have early entry, what ride or rides should we knock out first? I usually get a Tron LL and Peter Pan first because I want to ride that but not worth the wait. Any suggestions on how to start out? Any help would be great! Thanks!