At present, Disney charges $17 per day for parking when going to one of their 4 major Parks (Magic…read moreKingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom) unless you are staying in an official Disney Resort or unless you have an annual pass which includes parking. $17 per day is a bit steep, then again, what at Disney isn't?! One way around having to pay the astronomical parking fee is to park at Downtown Disney and take one of their buses to one of their Resorts and then head to your Disney Park of choice. If you're heading to Magic Kingdom or Epcot, a good choice is to take a bus going to the Contemporary Resort because you can then take the monorail. If you're heading to Hollywood Studios or Animal Kingdom, a good choice would be Port Orleans. They are in the process of building parking garages at Downtown Disney. When those are finished, they will start charging the public to park in them. So take advantage of the free parking and the buses to the Parks while you still can. Of course, after the garages are finished, the buses will still be running from all of the Disney Resorts to Downtown Disney. Also, while all of this construction is going on, they have only been having one of the two bus stops open at a time. Either the Marketplace Bus Stop or The Pleasure Island Bus Stop. As of now, November 2014, The Pleasure Island Bus Stop is closed. There are signs marked with which stop number to wait at for the bus you want. There are also Cast Members around to answer questions and help get you where you are wanting to be. The Disney bus transportation is great. The buses are comfortable and air conditioned. The drivers are safe and are generally very nice and friendly. Keep in mind the buses aren't going to go directly from the Marketplace to the end destination. They often have to stop at Typhoon Lagoon or Blizzard Beach and they will often have to stop at another resort as well. So just sit back and relax. There are times when the buses get extremely packed. It depends on the time of year, the time of day, and the resort you are staying at. The "economy" resorts are usually always packed and sometimes you may have to wait for a second bus to come because the first one may fill up. The buses do run very frequently. On average, you'll never have to wait more than 20 minutes for a bus, but sometimes, I see buses heading to the same place show up within minutes of one another. Finally, I'd just like to remind all you men to have manners. If you see an elderly person, a pregnant woman, a mother holding a sleeping toddler, etc., then please, please, please, get your tail up and give the person your seat so they don't have to stand! I get so damn irritated on these buses because I see perfectly healthy young men sitting on their lazy, rude a$$es while some poor mother is holding a sleeping child in one arm and trying to hold on to the bus straps with her other hand. So, for goodness sakes, do the right thing!!

So, my husband and I went to Disney Springs the other day to renew our Tables in Wonderland Card…read moreand grab lunch. TWC is a card that you pay for, currently $150 for a DVC member, but you get 20% off food and alcohol at tons of restaurants all over property and free valet parking at the resorts if you use it when dining. At $30 to valet, the thing pays for itself in no time. Anyway, we arrived at Disney Springs around 1pm. We waited in line and were greeted by a woman with an ipad who wanted to know how they could help. We told her we need to renew our TWC card. She said they had a 45 minute wait, but that we could leave our number and they would text us when someone was available. Ok, does anyone else think a 45 min wait for Guest Relations is ridiculous? So we go to lunch and they don't text us till almost an hour later. We return and I check in with the guy at the back and then I sit there for another 25 minutes! Are you kidding me? So, all in all it took nearly 90 minutes to get assistance. That's crazy. They need to hire more people and have more people working at a time. They used to have GR on Marketplace and West Side and now they just have this one in the middle. Maybe they need to go back to having two locations here. When I asked about the delay, the lady said they were busy because of the holiday. It was Dec 1. I know we had Thanksgiving last month, but it was 2 weeks ago and Christmas is still 3 weeks away. We were very close to the start of Hannukah, but is the entire month of December now considered a holiday? Ugh! So we waited in line to give them our phone number so we could wait and hour and come wait in another line for a half hour so that we could get help.

Referred to Jose Rivera for tax purposes. I contacted him to obtain information as of if I need to…read moremake an appointment, fees, his business location, etc... He responded in an arrogant tone informing me that he will send me a link for me to do everything online and upload all the documents needed. At that point his company will review it, process my refund and send me back the information. I asked, what is the fee and what about if I did not agree with the encounter. He said well there is a fee for filling taxes... I cut him off and told him of course there is, that I know but your website said free consultation and the way you spoken is like I'll just deal with an online program and I'll have no say but hold on explain that to another person out of the 4 clients you might get (besides me, my husband and my sons have to do their taxes). Well Jose R. hung up the phone. Great way to do business and $400 less to his pocket! I do not recommend him.

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I had a question about our tax return this year and went in to see if someone could help me. Their…read moreoffices are very nice, easy to find and everyone I met was VERY nice and helpful. The gentleman that helped me was quick and thorough and made sure I was comfortable with everything before I left. 100% would recommend.

This was an amazing experience. I attended the program for my work, and it was such a wonderful…read moreprogram. We learned so much about the behind the scenes operations of Disney, met inspiring leaders, and was able to see what makes the Disney organization what it is. We were able to bring back to our regular jobs ideas of how to instill the principles of making the customer and operational experience and improve our own workplace with these practical and applicable ideas and tools. We also experienced a wonderful time on the Disney premises and extended the training to see the park, try out the resorts and restaurants. I highly recommend that you attend this if given the opportunity.

Since the pandemic this isn't really much of a casting center. It's basically only for onboarding…read moreprocess and in person scheduled interviews. There is a block of computers for applying for jobs if you have no access to a computer. Granted when I was there last, this was two plus years ago.

Located across the street from Downtown Disney, most tourists do not notice the Casting Center…read morebecause it is set off the road just a bit. Of course, all Disney Cast Members are well aware it's here because it's where they first went to get hired. You can't walk in here and put in an application for Disney. You have to apply online and if they are interested, they will send you an email to set up and interview. The interview will be conducted here. For those who are already employed by Walt Disney World and are looking to change jobs, for instance those looking to change which Park, Resort, Restaurant, etc. they already work in, or those looking to change their position such as attractions, QSR, merchandise, etc. It's also where you come if you are part-time and want to go full-time or vice-versa. I've been in the building a couple of times with hubby for various reasons and like everything else at Disney, it's very nice. Very clean! Really cool decorations everywhere! Amazing art on the walls. And check out the photo of the doorknobs I posted. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/walt-disney-world-casting-center-lake-buena-vista?select=PFoXg6o2rd1IxfSNTyp1hA#PFoXg6o2rd1IxfSNTyp1hA 4 stars because it is a pretty cool place and it's Disney. But not 5 stars because it's not something everyone is going to see.

The Polite Pig exceeded my expectations on the taste of the food. Best Brussels sprouts I've had…read more The sausage and roasted beets were also satisfying. Service was quick during the time I came (2pm) Casual ambiance. Priced reasonably for a meal at a Disney location. Would come back and recommend but you'll have to go on non peak hours as even at the time I went, there weren't many tables left open after I ate.

Delicious! Friendly! Festive!…read more It wasn't what I was expecting. We're were really looking for a sit down waiter/waitress restaurant, and this wasn't that. But thankfully we didn't leave, it was so good! I had the brisket burnt ends, a side of bbq cauliflower, and an additional side of the Brussel sprouts. OMG it was all so good. It was quick to order, and it didn't take long for the food to come out. I can't wait to go back.