You have to call vacation planning and reserve ahead--they sometimes run out of items. They will charge your card 3 days before arrival and deliver between 4-6 pm on your arrival day.
But anyway, my question is - is it possible to contact Vacation Planning by email? I'm interested in doing a surprise basket for my parents, but as I'm in the UK it's difficult to get the timing right to phone (plus I don't want them overhearing)!!
Thanks in advance and thanks again for the awesome thread
MommyLove Hugs and prayers to you and your family! I am in a similar situation since our family van now needs a new transmission I am not sure I can swing our January trip. We just signed up for the monthly payments for our AP with the plan to go as often as possible but we can't chance driving 6 hours each way. I go to get a second quote today and I'm hoping it will be much cheaper and we can still go. Prayers for an awesome job to come for your husband so you can still go
Hope this is a good place to ask this question. I'm a little confused by the new layout of DCA. I've looked at the maps online, but couldn't find the answer.
I noticed that the tree lighting for Carthay Circle is at 5 p.m. How early do you have to show up to see it on a crowded day (Sunday after Thanksgiving). Is 30 minutes too late? (I know it might be too early to know this since it is a new thing and hasn't seen a crowded day yet).
And if I got there by 4:25 to wait for the tree, would I be able to see the Red Car News Boys show (I don't really have a good concept to where they actually do their thing).
And finally, if I get there early enough, stake out a spot to catch all that, will I be able to see the pixar parade from the same spot too?
Trying to see as much of the entertainment offerings on a busy day so we can take advantage of the short lines for rides on our less busy days.
Over summer, they used to lay down tape where the audience may stand for the show, but I don't know if they do that anymore. I would suggest asking a CM where exactly to stand for the show and then immediately after that, move where you can have a fairly unobstructed view of the tree.