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You can do either...and we tend to do both. :) If you want them to eat in the children's programming, you need to be sure to have them checked in before "dinner time." Hope you have a great cruise! Which ship? Tim

Just as a point of clarification, we checked with Universal on this "early entry" issue and they said, emphatically, that this ticket with transfers does not include early entry. We're also a travel agency and sell this ticket. We were very clear with Universal to be sure that this didn't...

Ranchos 7B is a 3-story building and Cabanas is close by, but 7B is a bit of a hike from 8A, just because of the layout of the buildings. We just stayed in 7A this past weekend and loved it! Shortest walk from a parking lot to our Disney room that I think we've ever had....well, other than...

Many good answers precede me and I just wanted to add to those considering the "big ride" -- Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey for kids in the 5-7 range....it gets pretty scary in parts. My son (was 6 when the park opened and 7, now) is tall enough to ride it and has been since the park...

You may be right. Totally going from memory here, but I believe the Mears shuttle is about $18 per adult to get there from Disney.

...and if you buy the one day/two park pass with shuttle transfers, you get this shuttle for free...same price as a one day/two park, you just have to ask for the one that includes the shuttle transfers. You can get more info about it, here.

They're likely to both be busy, but Friday slightly less so.... One warning with the Rip, Ride, Rocket -- it's operating hours can be VERY sporadic....I would personally not plan much around it, as you may get there and it's closed....has been my experience, anyway.

Yes, you can go both directions. Also, with respect to the bag line -- when it's a long line OUTSIDE the castle, it's almost always for the lockers. You'll start to see this, again with spring breaks starting up, this week. I've never waited longer than 25 minutes for the Harry Potter ride...

Yeah, that would be great! Probably Guide2Disney would be the best one for that.. Tim

Thanks! I was there between 1/21 and 1/30, but I'm at the parks all the time. If you like, I can update the thread when I'm there..

I was really disappointed in the rainforest on the Dream -- the Magic and Wonder's rainforest is much better, IMHO. The only sauna that was hot, even remotely was the aromatherapy one. While it was very nice, you have essentially the same thing in the locker rooms for free, although much...

Just a quick side note, I was super disappointed in the Dream's rainforest room. The sauna with a fantastic view was almost chilly and the "lounge" chairs had absolutely zero heat. I did enjoy the aromatherapy steam room, although there's one just like it in both locker rooms that you can use...

Palo is a standard sitting fee that's added per person. On the Wonder and the Magic, it's $15/person and on the new Dream, it's $20/person, although Palo personnel on the Dream informed me that the Magic and Wonder are going to $20, also.

On the Disney Dream cruise we just went on (the Magical Preview), it was at 9AM....it's really going to vary based on when they get the ships docked and ready to disembark. I had one that was super early (like 630AM or something like that).

Local Tweeter on two different accounts... TheRealTimJones and Guide2Disney (sorry, don't have enough posts, yet to add links) :( Will be tweeting from the parks starting on Friday and the new Dream starting Sunday! :)

They did it on the Thanksgiving cruise, last year. Pretty sure it's always done....at least it's been done on all 5 cruises that I've been on. You have to get pretty early and that's usually a deterrent for most people. :) Tim