gigglin209

I purchased a dress to wear to a wedding and the dress is a dark (chocolate) brown and tiffany blue leopard print. I'm not sure what color shoes I should wear, provided I cannot find dark brown or blue, which has proven to be difficult. Any suggestions???

I will be arriving in Orlando on new years day, the evening before my travel companion is scheduled to arrive and I would like to eat out some place on Disney property that is not counter service hamburgers, chicken fingers or pizza. I'm looking for a restaurant on disney property that has good food and that I won't feel awkward dining in alone. Any good recommendations?

I recently purchased a premium annual pass for disney and while I was there last, I didn't use any of the premium features. However, when I came home, one of my friends (a former cast member) looked at my card and said it does not look like it was upgraded. The back reads "Annual Park Hopper (Upgrade) Ages (10+)." Does anyone with an annual pass or premium annual pass have something similar written on their pass? I'm not going back down until next month.

Traveling this weekend (Aug 5-8th) from PA to Portland to visit an old college ex and he left it up to me to pick the activities. He lives in Maine but this is my first time visiting. Any thoughts on places and things I must see or do? Any suggestions on places to go canoeing?

The deal was if you pay for a one night admission to Pleasure Island and come back the next day, you could pay $5 more and come back for 5 more days. I have called Disney Guest Services and they have no idea what I am talking about. Does anyone who has been to Disney recently or who is from the Florida area know what I am talking about and/or if the promotion is still running? I'm traveling down on Tuesday and staying for a week and I am debating on purchasing that special ticket or an annual pass. Any information would be much apprecitated!!

We've tried a good portion of the restaurants in Disney but I would like to know some other peoples favorites. Any restaurant recommendations for two single 20-something gals with no kids?

I'm from the East Coast (PA) and this will be my first time visiting L.A. I will be flying into LAX by myself on Sunday afternoon around 5pm, renting a car and staying at a hotel (yet to be chosen) for the night until my friends arrive the next afternoon in Thousand Oaks. I need something to do for the first night and next day to really put me in the spirit of the vacation. Any suggestions? I want to save the really touristy things until my friends get here.

Ideally, I would like a place by the beach or in a pretty central locale to popular things. Being close to night clubs and fun places for singles would be great since I'll be there alone the first night I'm in town. I don't want to spend more than $150-$200 (under $150 would be amazing but I want something nicer). Free parking is pretty important too but if the rate is good, I will suck it up and deal. Does anyone have any recommendations for any good places? Or even just a specific town/neighborhood to look in?