Restaurant at Hotel Framnes

Yes ma'am

Yes but it's cheaper to rent one from outside vendor. If you are staying on property, they will even deliver to your Resort. Buena Vista is one company but Google because there are tons more.

Yes! So many things to do, no matter how old you are! ( Animals, Celebrations, Culture Activities, Thrill Rides and Good Dining ) I went with my grandmom and family years ago and it worked out great. ( she didn't go on the rollercoasters )

Duh its the most magical place on earth

Fast passes are essential especially around the holiday season as the standby line for popular rides could be 3+ hours. Resort guests can book up to 60 days in advance of their check-in date and non-resort guests can book up to 30 days in advance, as early as 7am EST online. You can only book 3 advance fast passes per day/ park for each day of your visit, so you need to decide on which park to book for. ie: you cannot book 2 fast passes for Magic Kingdom and the 3rd one for Animal Kingdom Make sure all of your party members are connected and your tickets are linked in My Disney Experience and reserve for everyone in your group. Book your advance fast passes as close together as possible, ie: 1st attraction 9-10am, 2nd attraction 10-11am and 3rd attraction 11-12am. Once you've use all your advance fast passes you can start booking one fast pass at a time thru out the remainder of your day. Each fast pass must be used or cancelled before you book another.

10 and older = adult ticket, and if on dining plan, is adult dine. At the hotels they consider you an adult at 18..but that's just the hotels.

Nicer than nice! Happy!!!!!

People of ALL ages have fun and enjoy coming here.

Yes, there are drop offs for each park. Non-humans, or extraterrestrials can be dropped off by shuttle craft near space mountain or catch a ride directly via Star Tours, which has a terminal in Hollywood Studios.

I'm surprised at the amount of people who have said yes. No. An emotional support dog is not allowed. ESA's are not a licensed animal trained to help their person with specific tasks. They do not have the same rights as Service and Guide Dogs who are trained to help their person literally get through day to day tasks. Only Service dogs and Guide dogs are allowed in and they must have their vests and ID's.