Teresa Pitman
08-24-2008, 09:53 AM
Having a little celebration here -we'll be at the Fort in 100 days, staying in a cabin for nine days.
This trip started out as me, my son and his wife, and their three kids (my grandchildren). We've now added my daughter-in-law's sister, her husband and their two kids, plus another family - old friends of ours - with their three kids. So we'll be in three separate cabins but hoping to get together at least some of the time (we do have Hoop Dee Doo booked as a group).
We'll be celebrating my granddaughter's fourth birthday there with a visit to the Bibbidy Bobbidy Boutique - she's been asking to go since she turned three, so I think it will be a hit.
Anyway, we're all very excited and can hardly wait to be there! I have a three-week trip to New Zealand coming up next month and I actually think I'm looking forward to WDW more. Not that I don't think NZ is going to be pretty cool and interesting, but there are a lot of unknowns (what will the hotels be like, will I be able to master driving on the left-hand side of the road, etc.) where I KNOW I'm going to have a great time at the Fort.
Teresa
This trip started out as me, my son and his wife, and their three kids (my grandchildren). We've now added my daughter-in-law's sister, her husband and their two kids, plus another family - old friends of ours - with their three kids. So we'll be in three separate cabins but hoping to get together at least some of the time (we do have Hoop Dee Doo booked as a group).
We'll be celebrating my granddaughter's fourth birthday there with a visit to the Bibbidy Bobbidy Boutique - she's been asking to go since she turned three, so I think it will be a hit.
Anyway, we're all very excited and can hardly wait to be there! I have a three-week trip to New Zealand coming up next month and I actually think I'm looking forward to WDW more. Not that I don't think NZ is going to be pretty cool and interesting, but there are a lot of unknowns (what will the hotels be like, will I be able to master driving on the left-hand side of the road, etc.) where I KNOW I'm going to have a great time at the Fort.
Teresa