This post is about a comparison I often see made online between Dinosaur and Indiana Jones Adventure. To sum up the positions of both camps: Disneyland fans proclaim that Walt Disney World fans only got “Indy Lite” with Dinosaur, and Walt Disney World fans respond that Indiana Jones Adventure is nothing special, that they have basically the same thing with Dinosaur.

Instead, we decided to honor the Walt Disney World Resort’s 40th Anniversary with a hat tip to its opening date–1971–in the pricing of a new product we’re offering: a two year Premium Subscription to TouringPlans.com.

On my last trip I stayed at the Polynesian Resort. I’ve written about the Poly before, but I thought I’d share my latest experience with our readers. This resort is one of my favorites on Disney property so I was really looking forward to my time there.

We’ve updated all of the Magic Kingdom’s touring plans to reflect Toontown’s anticipated closure on February 11, 2011. Adults, ‘tweens and seniors should see few changes. Parents with small children will see the most changes, primarily in when character meet-and-greet opportunities are put in the plans.

Every family has ways that they like to attack a visit to Walt Disney World. If you’ve been in the summer, you’ve seen some of them standing in the middle of the walkways, park map unfolded, occasionally looking up and pointing. If you are visiting this site, that is not the type of family you want to be. No, you want to be the type of family that has a destination in mind and always knows what to do next.