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Any studios available for 10/8-10/11 for two adults, two children?

Following! We’re going soon and we are hoping “hot” Butterbeer is back!

Hi, checking for availability and cost between 8/6-8/9, at any resort, must sleep five.

Yulilin3, with a 6/8 AP expiration for us, I have been following your posts so closely. I almost renewed last week because of a November trip. I wondered if they would extend Silver after the summer blackout to compensate for the usable March/May days we missed. I am just sitting here guessing.

I’m wondering about this too. Our passes expire June 7th and we don’t have a trip planned until November. If I extend our APs, it seems like they aren’t going to unblock the silver passes for summer so what use is that? I was going to buy FL tickets for November instead of renewing but now...

Looking for a four night reservation 10/5 or 10/6 checkin. We have five people so need a studio or one bedroom that sleeps 5. We love BLT and are open to all other possibilities.

This will be our first Disney cruise. My kids DS 9, DS 6 and DD 4 have never cruised. I will turn 40 :rolleyes2 the day we embark. Thanks for starting the thread! Julie

I was thinking instead of spending $ on club level the kids would really like some treat boxes with Disney stuff. Thanks for the neat ideas so far!

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We have a 10:30 at Tusker House. Has anyone ever been there as they transition to the lunch buffett? Does that mean that the breakfast foods are old and dried up (lol)?

For our little guys, what we found was that when we booked lable service lunches, the restaurants took so long that the kids were squirmy at the meal, took too long and then would fall asleep on the busses back to the resort. If they nap on the bus, they do not sleep during naptime. So if...

June will be our first stay at SSR. Thank you for this great picture thread. I saw the Paddock Pool pictures on Allears. Our kids are going to love the water play area!

Count us in! We are going to start an every other Christmas tradition. Last year was a long trip to Wilderness Lodge. This year we are only going for the weekend Christmas Party and DIS event at Harry Potter, which doesn't count right? ;)

I am along for the ride too! I have applied twice before and will try again hoping for a little pixie dust. Since I already help the people where I live with the same questions, why not do it for Disney? :laughing: Jokes are even being made in court around my husband, who is a lawyer...

Your trip report makes me think of the song at the end of the Hoopla: "If you really want more-- scream it out louder" popcorn::

Thank you thank you thank you for taking excellent care of the babies. They all had a great time. I realize that it did take three of you to manage their needs, but that allowed us to have a really romantic dinner at Vic & Albert's that cannot be duplicated. What a great night. And, didn't...

We have been to WDW many times this year with little ones. We stayed in the Contemporary garden wing on two different trips because we loved the convenience. We also stayed in the Wilderness Lodge last year for Christmas. While the lobby was nicely decorated, the room gets small with a pack...

I think a surprise trip to WDW is the perfect present. It is a little hard to choose which special extra to do-- a character breakfast, fancy meal or gifts? We to Matthew for his birthday when they were giving away those big gift cards for birthdays two years ago. Boy, I wish they would do...

I do believe that if everyone combines their pictures, we could make a family album for the animals. It's like a family reunion with the animals every year. LOL:lmao:

To be fair, I would say that the original plan was for the "big boys" to go on the Orange line of the Mission Space ride. As we got there, there was definitely some hesitation, even if they are big boys. That is the first time that the Orange line was waiting 15 minutes with a fast pass...