Our ask a question link was not working during the web cast but I can see the questions now. Here are the answers to your questions:

Ally from Long Island, NY asked: Do you need to make advance resrvations for the spas on the Magic and the Dream?
Yes, it is always a good idea to make advance reservations for spa appointments but you can make them once on the ship as well. For the best availability, book in advance but they will generally have some availability once you are on board.

Theresa from Fishers, IN asked: Has anyone done the Fireworks Dessert Party?
Yes! It’s a great option  for fireworks viewing in the Magic Kingdom! You definitely want to make advance reservations for this as soon as possible if  this is something you are interested in. Feel free to contact me if you want more info!

Matt from Kennesaw, GA asked: What is the big differences between the Disney World moderate and value resorts? What do you recommend for a first time visitor with two small kids?
There are a few differences. The biggest differences, in my opinion are that the value resorts have a very high energy feel with bright colors and lots of larger-than-life statues of Disney characters. They are largely concrete areas – themed with Disney to the max and lots of fun. but still concrete. The moderate resorts are beautifully landscaped and have more of a relaxing feel. They are a nice break from the parks. The themeing is accomplished through architecture and landscape rather than Disney characters. It’s a totally different feel! The rooms are also noticeably larger at the moderate resorts. The value resort rooms are 260 sq ft whereas the moderate resorts are 314 sq ft. You really feel that difference when you have 4 people in the room! Another big difference, that is of vital importance to my kids, is the pool! Value resorts have a large themed pool and a smaller quiet pool. The pool has water features like sprinklers but no water slides. At the moderate resorts, the themed pool has a water slide and there are usually more than one quiet pool.  As far as which I recommend, that would depend on the age of your kids and your budget. My rule of thumb is usually that if you can comfortably afford the moderate resort, it is worth the upgrade but if it will not be comfortable within your budget, then opt for the value resort. You won’t go wrong either way but the relaxing feel, larger rooms and upgraded amentities are worth it if you have that option!

 Pam from Kennesaw, GA asked: I live in Cobb County and school will start back after Christmas holidays on January 10. Is the first week of January a good time to travel? Is this an off season? What deals are available?
January is the perfect alternative to our lost September break (I’ve had to reschedule my vacation too!). As a matter of fact, I wrote an article on that for Examiner.com! They have not released discounts for January yet, but you can rest assured that there will be some sort of special offer starting January 2, 2012!

Anonymous asked: Is it still hot enough to do the waterparks in September?
Oh yes! Absolutely! September is a great time to travel in terms of crowds but you still have the heat and humidity so the water parks are a welcome break from that heat!

Jen from Stone Mountain asked: How does Disney go about helping families with children with special needs such as Austism?
You won’t find another destination that is more accomodating of guests with special needs of any type than Disney. It’s tough to give a short and sweet answer for this. Look for a blog post addressing this on Thursday morning!

Check out the following videos for more information from our virtual Disney night!

Take a ride on the Aquaduck with Orlando Attractions Magazine Kid Reporter Mindy Strater:
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3WqoCSsn5w]

Meet the Adventure Guides with Adventures by Disney:
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APAsCc3j4Ts]

A closer look at Aulani Resort and Spa:
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5EW8lBEPn4]