The pros and cons for dining out and bringing your own food into the parks.

The Disney Food Blog will debut a podcast soon. To prepare, we're looking for your Disney Food questions. Chime in now!

Last week, we asked you to send in your most burning questions for the Disney Villains to help you decide who is the baddest villain of all. We received a ton of questions on the Disney Parks Blog, Facebook and Twitter, and today the Disney Villains and their campaign managers answer some of your questions.

See how Cruella de Vil responds when asked what she uses to dye her hair, and advice she has about the upcoming fashion season:

DFB answers five frequently asked questions about Disney food.

Food allergies are increasingly widespread and just because you are on vacation, doesn’t mean that your food allergies are. Leaving the fate of your dinner in someone else’s hands can be fatal to those with severe food allergies. This doesn’t mean you’re out of luck in the dining department, after all it’s Disney we’re talking about!

Pop Century's Food Court, Everything Pop, is now offering a Make Your Own Burrito station. Plastic cheese was spotted on the tortilla chips!

Today, we answer your listener questions all about planning trips to Walt Disney World

Three things that I really get excited about are Disney, creativity, and saving money. When I can combine all 3, it is a red-letter day in my book. Today, we’re going to talk about how to have your own red-letter day by helping your child make their own Disney World autograph book. Yes you can buy a generic Disney World...

When we're at the parks in Walt Disney World, some restaurants are just great for both lunch and dinner, especially when you're not on the dining plan. The food should be plentiful, tasty and presented in a themed location that begs for taking your time. We all have our favorites in this regard, and one of ours is the Columbia Harbour House. This post has features to help understand your experience here.