Would anyone like to share some Disney World tips?

Pardon the numbering system. I copied and pasted this from a Disney Secrets list I have.

Barber Shop—(1) For $5, you can get glow-in-the-dark streaks put in your hair. Great for kids who are nervous about the dark rides! Washes out easily. (2) Paint little Mickey heads on the back of the kids’ heads. (3) Sprinkle 'Mickey dust' on everyone! (4) The chalkboard in the barbershop on Main Street has all the Hurricanes listed as if they were next to get haircuts.

Fireworks--If you don't need to see Tinkerbell fly or see the front of the castle while watching the fireworks at the Magic Kingdom, go BEHIND the castle to see the fireworks. The view is fantastic, and you don't have to fight crowds.

Food—(1) Get a Dole Whip at Aloha Isle at MK. (2) Eat lunch at The Pinocchio Village Haus and look out of the window that overlooks the loading/unloading area inside of It's A Small World. Pinocchio's Village Haus is made up of seven themed rooms. They are named Blue Fairy, Cleo, Figaro, Jiminy Cricket, Monstro, Stromboli, and Geppetto's Workshop.

Splash Mtn.— (8) The water on Splash Mountain is required by law to be drinkable.

Tomorrowland— (3) The metal "palm trees" in Tomorrowland fold up at night and open during the day just like flowers

(3) Behind the castle is a fountain with Cinderella. If you bend down and look at the fountain, the crown on the back wall appears to crown Cinderella. (7) If you sit on the stone ledge on the side of the castle, you will hear Stitch giggle and tell you to be quiet because he's hiding. (8) There is also Story Time with Belle at the small theater to the right of the Castle. There, Belle asks for young volunteers who she puts in costumes of Chip, Miss Potts, Garson, and others. It is another very rare picture moment.

Buzz Lightyear

(2) The big points in Buzz are found leaving the first room. Turn around and shoot the back of the orange robot’s arm or the back of the buzz saw (100,000 points). The car turns automatically away form these so turn back to score big

Pop Century—(1) On the playdough characters, there are fingerprints in the elephants’ ears. (2) An often-missed free attraction at the Pop Century Resort--in the main dining area and next to the gift store, at 5 p.m. and sometimes at 8 p.m., they have free prizes for kids. They make them do little limbos, singing, etc. to win, and all get a prize. It is small Disney stuff but it's fun to see the crowds gather to watch all the kids.