Mr Ray I have a ? for you

[dalepool]

Mr. Ray I saw where you decorated you balcony during the Dis-Con I convention. I think that is such a great little extra just for the season. Would you mind if I copied you?---Must I get an OK from the resort or do I just go for it and hope they won't ask me to remove it? Thanks for the help. PattyN:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: The rolling eyes are in honor of my daughter as she says I do that oh so very often.

[RaySharpton]

Hi, Patty. Are you kidding...lol...that would be great. I've been decorating my room windows with christmas lights for years when I go to Walt Disney World in December.

For years, at the WDW Dixie Landings Resort (now called Riverside), I used to see many windows of the resort rooms decorated with christmas trees, or christmas lights, etc.. So that is when I started the same thing.

Last year was the first year that I have ever stayed at the WDW Dolphin Resort. And I guess that most guests don't do that. I was so thrilled to have such a beautiful room with a balcony. Every night and early morning, I would sit out on the balcony. I was very lucky to have such a wonderful room.

If you ever visit the WDW Old Key West Resorts, you'll see a lot of balconies dressed with christmas lights.

I've never actually stayed at WDW near Christmas Day, but I have read that many people decorate their rooms with christmas trees and celebrate Christmas at WDW on Christmas Day.

If they asked me to take them down, I would, of course. But in December, there are christmas lights everywhere at WDW...lol.

I can't wait to see you in December at DIS-CON-II.

RaySharpton

[dalepool]

Thanks for the info. Guess I'll start looking around for a window decoration---incase I don't get a room with a balcony. See you in Dec. PattyN