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Food: as far as that goes, you can tell by the posts above that there's a lot of it and much of it is actually very good. Among my favorite restaurants that haven't been mentioned yet are "Artist Point" in the Wilderness Lodge and "Flying Fish" on the Boardwalk. Since there are no kids in your group, I'd try to get later Priority Seatings. Dinner will be just a tad more quieter and relaxed than if you eat during family hour. As for breakfast, you can't really beat Donald's Breakfastosaurus at the AK. It's a buffet character breakfast, but if you play it right, you get to be first into the park. Not a bad deal.
(Just as a quick FYI, I love the idea of eating around the world at EPCOT, but I would avoid the sit-downs in Morocco and Mexico - especially if you're a foodie - the stuff has been blanded down big-time for the Middle-American palate. On the other hand, Chefs... in France is outstanding and Alfredo's in Italy has the world's biggest servings of pasta - be warned.)

Since you have lots of time, be sure to visit all of the resorts. Every single one has some remarkable theming. When we were there for our honeymoon, (which was the 25th anniversary), we went to each resort to collect the unique flattened quarter at each resort. It was worth it.

Also at the resorts, don't miss some of the live entertainment that's designed for the guests - there's a great piano bar at the Port Orleans that's worth a look-see.

Oh yeah... live entertainment. If you miss Slue Foot Sue (how could you not?), make sure you go to the Hoop-De-Doo review. You get a great and silly show a la the Golden Horseshoe, plus lots of food serving in metal buckets (don't believe me? Ask the dishes).

Apparently, there are also theme parks there.