Courtyard By Marriott Edison Woodbridge

All "Imperial " non-sense aside, we had a great time.<br><br>Here are some tips we thought we'll pass along:<br><br>First and foremost &#8211; Disney is geared towards kids.<br>It might be obvious to you and me, but most of the negative reviews online start with "we don't have any kids but&#8230;".<br>But what?<br>The food is lame?<br>Too crowded?<br>Your honeymoon was ruined by the crying brat next door ...

Because we like to plan...sometimes...we browsed the Internet boards and got some great tips...but we said that before - please pay attention.<br><br>One of the tips we got...because we're cheap...is to make you own autograph books because the Evil Empire charges you a handsome amount if you want to buy their books ...

... s a teapot.<br><br>Meanwhile we&#8217;re pumping the kids with propaganda from the Evil Empire (disguised as fairytale cartoons)...because the Empire says it's a must...otherwise they won't enjoy the trip...so they say.<br><br>Soon we will get the Disney maps we ordered (the Empire provides them for free) as well as luggage tag for the Magic Express so, heaven forbid, we won&#8217;t have to lag our suitcases to our luxury lodge and start our indentured servitude prematurely.

... use she's * re*l person... is th*t she w*sn&#8217;t *fr*id to m*ke suggestions.<br><br>The rest of the me*ls we centered *round ch*r*cter bre*kf*sts...bec*use we hope our kids would love them...*nd bec*use they come with the free dining pl*n...bec*use we'll never p*y for those e*ch *nd everyd*y&#8230;bec*use we&#8217;re che*p th*t w*y&#8230;*nd we c*n&#8217;t *fford it. <br><br>In * sl*p directed *t Chef Tony&#8230 ...

... overthrew his uncle from the throne...they even made a movie about it.<br><br>The hilarity began when we checked Tripadvisor for reviews of the lodge... because we wanted to make sure we're getting a bang for our buck...because we're cheap that way. <br><br>Needless to say we read the bad reviews first...because that's the kind of people we are. As it turned out, some Imperial slaves managed to get ...

... for about an hour. A little after 2pm they started closing off streets and letting people into the 'pen's' - a series of barricades used to section of groups of people. I got into the one I wanted relatively easily and there still weren't many people around. After another hour I started to get hungry and as there wasn't many people around/still space is what I mean, I decided to go to McDonalds.. Well I have never seen anything like it.. There were about 20 ...

... we went to the 'Top of the Rock' which is the obversation deck at the Rockerfeller Centre. It has only been reopened for a few years and it is certainly a more spectacular view than the Empire State. We then went to MoMA (Museum of Modern Art) for the Dali exhibition. Thursday we redeem our vouchers for the popular Hop On Hop Off bus tours. This is such a great way to see the city as there are three bus loops that ...

... fella got on the subway, announced his life was miserable and started bellowing an R and B song about lost love. He had an incredible voice and I couldn't help but wonder if this was a normal occurence in New York. I arrived at 96th St near the apartment where Siedel, a fellow I found on Couchsurfing.com, lived in an apartment. I had to kill time till he got home at 4pm so I started searching for a place to store my heavy backpack and guitar. I ...

This morning we got an early start and took a Ferry over to the Wall Street area. The ride over was really cool and went really close to the Statue of Liberty. Once on land, we traveled through Wall Street and past the NYSE. We saw the Trinity Church and shopped a little. We headed back to meet Nick's sister who was picking us up. Once we met we all went ...

... she did NOT want to walk anymore, so we decided to do that later this week and instead caught another subway to the Rockefeller center. We had just sat down on a wall by one of the fountains when we were shooed along by yet another security guard. A couple of gripes about NY: Revolving doors very common, and can be tricky trying to get through them with kids underfoot, because they move so fast. Also there are security guards everywhere who ask you to move if you sit on ...