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Just booked July 26th, too. It's our last night - what a great way to end our visit :lovestruc EDIT: Our total was £59.62 for two adults.

Garden Grocer can be ordered online, yes. It's not a problem to do it early, but I prefer to just keep a personal "shopping list" for a few months and add stuff as you remember it. Then place your order 3-4 weeks out. That will be plenty of time to ensure they haven't closed for orders yet.

Hi guys, so, I did a search and didn't find the answer to my question. I'm sure it's been asked before, though ;) I'm going to WDW with a friend in July. She decided to join me after I booked my airfare so we'll be travelling on different flights and her return flight is several hours later...

Hm, I'm surprised this is new. Coming from Denmark, I have had to show an IDP every time I went to pick up our rental car :confused3

We have stayed at POP, POR and POLY. POP was my boyfriend's favorite resort and the one he wanted to go back to. So, we did two weeks at POP again in October 2011 and because there were just the two of us, the room was plenty big. We had a fantastic time!

Delta changed my flight time twice between early May (when I booked) and now. The first time it was only 10 minutes, but then they changed it from a 5pm home flight to 11am. I called and thankfully they could switch us to another flight so we didn't lose half a day. The wait until the phones...

We've been in July twice. It's not been so bad. With a break mid-day and lots of water, we never found the heat to be a huge problem. The constant sun screen usage was my biggest source of frustration (no real need for that here in Denmark) and of course, there were lots of people in the parks...

You can definitely order the sushi to go. Josh from Easywdw reported on that sometime last week :thumbsup2

July 11-20 at CBR and July 21-25 at ASSp :banana:

Last October, we had a table at the front. When people got up and stood at the railing, it did block our view of the castle and we just ended up standing too. I don't think we would have been able to see (all of) the fireworks while sitting. It was not a big deal, tho - we were planning to stand...

Cinnamon roll from MK Main Street Bakery Chocolate-dipped pretzel rods from Goofy's Candy Co. Dole whip pineapple float :love: Popcorn popcorn::

Only ten working days left spread over the rest of May and June (examinations). Tons of paper work and prep work to get started on, tho :rolleyes2 FL will be a welcome break :cloud9:

We stayed for two weeks last year and opted for an annual pass (AP) and a Tables in Wonderland (TIW) card instead of the dining plan. The AP gives discounts in the gift shops as well as the right to the TIW card. The TIW card gives you a 20% discount on all food and drink at table service...

Keep an eye on the signs above the turnstiles. Usually, they have one or two designated for early entries (I believe to the far right). :)

I would probably skip Nemo and add in the Lion King show instead. That is a great show, not too long and with more audience participation than Nemo :goodvibes

Honestly, I would advise against A Bug's Life. I've seen SO many horrified kids in that show. It's dark, it's loud and the 3D bugs are right in your face. It's a simulated attack, too, with termite soldiers and spiders trying to catch the audience. You know best what your boys can handle, of...

The Toy Story ride is in Hollywood Studios. Pirates and Aladdin don't usually grow busy very soon after opening so I would head to the new Barnstormer first. You should have a look at the Easywdw website. While he doesn't have complete touring plans atm, Josh does offer some suggestions on...

Last year we booked with an AP discount. When we checked in, we told them that we'd pick up the AP the next day at the park and they asked us to stop by and show it when we came back to the resort. It was no problem checking in without the AP in hand. :goodvibes

Last year I booked with an AP discount for our Oct trip. That code came out in mid-July. Sep discount may come out sooner - someone more experience can probably answer that :goodvibes

Bah, POP only has a 5% discount. I ended up changing to All Star Sports with 20%. I don't think I'll care for the theming at all, but it's only four nights and I'll be at the parks nonstop anyway so it'll have to do. I did get 25% off on my CBR stay so that's an extra 5% compared to the GP offer.