My parents decided that we could finally go to WDW for 5 days in December after pestering them for months. I haven't been to Disney World since I was 4 years old and I can't remember anything besides the Dumbo's Flight ride and hugging every disney character in a costume.

I was just wondering what rides, restraunts, quests, etc. you would recommend while I'm there.

Wow... hmm what to go on, what to go on... Well if you only remember going on Dumbo's Flight then I think you should go on everything! Now this really depends on what type of rides your interested in. If your more into the slower, relaxing rides then practically anything in the Magic Kingdom will do. If you enjoy animals then of course Animal Kingdom is where its at. For the faster, more thrilling rides I would suggest Epcot and MGM. Each park has its thrilling rides and relaxing rides. As for restraunts there are so many.

There is honestly too many things to suggest when going to Disney World but if you tell us a bit about what you like regarding rides or what type of food you enjoy I think we can get a better idea of what to suggest since we all have our own opinions. For instance if you don't eat meat then there is no point suggesting places that may have the best steak you have ever eaten. Same goes for the types of rides and attractions ( faster or slower ) you enjoy.

Ok wow. I love Roller Coasters and faster rides like that, and I do indeed like meat.
Partly the only reason I remember Dumbo's Flight was because I was 4 years old and I'm obsessed with Dumbo . . . xD

Be sure to make your reservations a month in advance for the restaurants. I highly recommend Whispering Canyon and 'Ohana.

Well, I think you should ride all the thrill rides and you should take all the quests. As for resteraunts, you should go to Italy in Epcot for lunch one day of your trip.

MGM Studios and Animal Kingdom were my favorite parks while I was there. Rockin' Roller Coaster was one of my favorite coasters, it's in MGM. Fantasia is in MGM, too. It's a big fireworks show, and if you get there early enough, sometimes there will be a wave going back and forth in the crowd. I don't suggest wearing a jacket while you're watching it, though. It gets really hot towards the end. In Animal Kingdom, It's Tough to be a Bug is a 3D show, and it's pretty funny. It's not just 3D, but there are things on and above the seats that you can feel and smell during the show. Expedition Everest is an awesome roller coaster, and I recommend going on it. The sign says you shouldn't ride it if you have motion sickness, but I did anyway... four times in a row. Mickey's Toontown Fair is for little kids, but I love going there. Inside the fair tent, there's place where you can buy a bunch of cool stuff, and fudge. Their fudge is sooo good. Peanut butter, chocolate, white chocolate, mint, walnut fudge, mixes of two flavors, and more that I forgot about.

Have fun at Disney!

Thank you everyone! I'll make note of these things so I won't be spending forever deciding what to do. =]