Now “the boys” and Annette, the hosts of the WDW Today Podcast, are a fairly close knit family. And families tend to need to have an opportunity for one-upmanship over each other. Beci recognized this and during Reunion organizes a Team Challenge.

The best example of this, however, is also my favorite show in all of Walt Disney World. The Candlelight Processional at Epcot only comes out for a scant few weeks at the holidays, but it is my absolute favorite show throughout the year at Disney. The pageantry and spectacle of it are simply breathtaking.

For the past several years, the first week of December (or thereabouts) has been a time for my wife, Cheryl, and I to travel to Walt Disney World. This is not a family trip, and this is not a true vacation. In fact, it’s a trip that is far from relaxing, but believe me when I say that for this trip, each year, that is not a real issue.

This year however they got smarter with the release of Tangled. If you’ve not yet seen the movie I’m sure you’re doubtful and skeptical. But when people are rushing home from the movies to record their views and posting their love for the movie all over Twitter and Facebook, you have to start to think that maybe something has changed, a corner has been turned.

Today, we’re adding a way to briefly glance at a day’s wait times by park.
Check out the following pages (or click on the “Wait Times” tab on a park page):
Magic Kingdom Wait Times
Epcot Wait Times
Disney’s Hollywood Studios Wait Times
Animal Kingdom Wait Times