i am staying at wdw may 8-14. is it a good time for visiting? which weather will i find? i am from peru and not familiar to us seasons. is 1 day enough to visit mk? i am planning 1 day in e/park and 1 day for water parks & downtown disney.
the middle of may is a fine time to visit wdw. this is just before the summer rush, so the crowds will not be too crazy. the weather in may is hot, but probably not unbearably so. average highs are in the mid 80s (f) and average lows are in the mid 60s (f). bear in mind that these are just the averages and any particular year might be very different. i always check the website weather.com a few days before my trip just to make sure that nothing too odd is happening that i will have to pack differently for. while you should be able to wear shorts and t-shirts most of the time during your trip, i would make sure to also bring a sweater or light jacket because some of the restaurants in the resorts can be over-air-conditioned for my tastes. as far a how much time to allot for the parks... most people feel like they can experience what they want to in a day at the animal kingdom or disney's hollywood studios. also, a day is plenty of time to have fun at one of the water parks and downtown disney. epcot and the magic kingdom are another story. some people need two days at epcot depending on their interests. to me, epcot is really almost two separate parks. the future world side and the world showcase side have many activities available and very different feels to them. some people with small children might skip the world showcase altogether. or others who are big shoppers or eaters, might skip future world. i feel like to get the full epcot experience you need two days, but others disagree. almost everyone agrees that to experience the full magic kingdom without going crazy, you need two days.
you have several water parks in utah. not meaning to be "testy", but with all there is to see in seattle area, to spend an afternoon at a water park seems like a waste. take a cruise from san diego. holland america line travels to mexico for 7 - 10 days from san diego. great food, great prices, and lots of touring in each city they stop in. i just went on the 7-day and i loved it. i got to see puerto vallarta, mazatlan, and cabo. mazatlan was my favorite. so beautiful and cultural. don't go through a travel agent that is going to charge you for their services. most agents are paid from the company they book you with and should not be over charging you for the same thing you could book on your own. they will charge an extra fee for airline reservations just because the airlines do not pay them commissions anymore. if you go on a cruise you can call the company direclty. mayb if u stay in the "good" parts of town...but i woud seriously advise agaisnt it....its not really safe there....take a friend and if u do go out by urself do not go out by yourself after dark hey tarun, there might be days when you won't be able to step out because of rain at all. you really have to be prepared for that. after all it will be the monsoon season. disney: the chronicles of narnia: the lion, the witch and the wardrobe
hm: sky high, flightplan, and ice princess.

fox: star wars: episode iii – revenge of the sith
hm: walk the line, fantastic four, fever pitch, and little manhattan

lantern entertainment: none

lionsgate: none

mgm: beauty shop

paramount: war of the worlds
hm: coach carter, and the weather man

sony: the legend of zorro
hm: memoirs of a geisha, zathura: a space adventure, hitch, and fun with dick and jane

universal: wallace & gromit: the curse of the were-rabbit
hm: king kong, pride & prejudice, and dreamer: inspired by a true story

warner bros.: monster-in-law
hm: just friends, and rumor has it.

are there two different little manhattan movies? you placed one under fox and another under wb. are we talking about a first date? if so, of the dates you listed, a quick coffee date is most ideal.it's a calm, quiet atmosphere where you can talk and get to know each other. i think it's important to focus your attention on your date so you can see if you have chemistry. a coffee date is casual, you don't have to dress up too much or spend a lot of money.and it can be quick, if things aren't going well you're not stuck spending time together.if it's not a first date, any of them are fine with me. i'm laid back, as long as we're having fun, spending time together it doesn't matter what we do. i've been to a few padres games at petco park. it's a pretty nice new ballpark, although it tries to create a feel of being a larger version of one of the old style ballparks with a brick building built into it (the western metal building was preserved and integrated into the stadium). the nosebleed seats... are pretty nosebleed, but the closer seats are pretty nice. the concessions are pretty standard, with a few san diego favorites. my favorite food is the garlic fries from gordon biersch. one nice aspect is that around the park's main walkways there are hd tvs showing the game while you're standing in line to get food, etc.

i think it's nicer than qualcomm stadium was for baseball. however, i'm still upset at some of the political manuevering that occured to get it built, using public tax money. its downtown location is great, and brings extra traffic to the bars and restaurants of the gaslamp quarter, and extra riders trying out san diego's transit options to avoid the high cost of parking downtown. yes there is a high rate of crime there. as far as work; it depends on your ethnicity,and, or your finances. if you are white, you wouldn't work for the wages offered there. they can get mexican labor cheaper. if you are white and rich, then you could go into business and hire mexican labor cheaper then a white man would work for. i know, i lived and worked there for several months and was even told this by the residents. one of my favorite places in l.a. is the 
 
 hollywood museum 
 —not even so much for the hollywood memorabilia, but for the make-up rooms. it’s a museum that’s in the old max factor building where he would literally get the stars ready for their close ups and the make-up rooms he used are still in tact. they might be the cutest thing i’ve ever seen. there’s a room for redheads, a room for blondes, for brunettes, etc. you can really picture the stars getting primped for red carpet events and there’s something just so charming about it. 
 i wouldn’t put this at the top of my list because it really depends what’s going on here when you visit, but the 
 
 the silent movie theatre 
  is a lot of fun. it’s basically this old art deco movie theater that now has a lot of interesting movie-related events—check out their schedule and see what they have going when you come. 
 i would also check out the schedule for the outdoor movies at the 
 
 hollywood forever cemetery 
 . i know it seems a little macabre, but basically people bring all kinds of beach chairs and picnic blankets and watch an outdoor night time movie at the cemetery (i would get there early to see the cemetery itself). it’s a lot of fun if a bit silly. 
 i know this isn’t a very original idea, but i would for sure see 
 
 mann's chinese theater 
 . it’s absolutely stunning on the inside and as hokey as it is, it’s really a fun experience to see the handprints out front. i actually liked it better before they renovated it, but it's still pretty incredible, especially architecturally. the  
 
 dolby theatre 
 (formerly kodak theater) where they hold the oscars is right next door but is basically just a big mall if you ask me. i wouldn't go out of my way to see it.  
 you might also want to try to catch a premier if you can. they take place pretty frequently in the city –check out this list for upcoming dates: http://www.seeing-stars.com/calendar/index.shtml#premieres
 
 finally, i’ve never been to 
 
 hollywood heritage museum
  museum but i’ve heard it’s great—and it’s near the 
 
 hollywood bowl 
 so you can see that while you’re at it, too--it's actually my favorite place in l.a. and they have a lot of movie-themed nights so you should check out their schedule while you're at it. All the beaches in Miami-Dade are municipal or county parks. They all require a fire permit which you have to apply for in advance. That doesn't mean people don't try to get away with it, but if someone spots a fire, they'll likely call it in. The fire dep't (Key Biscayne has at least one fire station I know of) is only a phone call away & they'll bring the police with them. So you call them first & see if you can get a permit.