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I just got caught up! Sounds like a great trip! You're kids are so cute! I think it's awesome you guys get out and do stuff with the kids...i only have two and i think it's hard to keep up with them in the parks so my hats off to you!:)

Awe, I love those pics! Thanks for sharing!

I am really enjoying taking your vacation with you! I love the daily post! Happy Anniversary!:)

I always say try something new. You never know what you'll like better until you try :)

Our personal opinion is the Port Orleans French Quarter and the Wilderness Lodge are the most compact. (and have queen size beds vs full)

The only difference I know off the top of my head is the chances for cooler weather the third week of October....September is still pretty hot.

It depends on the age of the children, if the children are over 3, then it's fine, under three I'd rent one from somewhere else or bring your own. They're not baby friendly at all, and as far as for a two year old, they can get out of them wayyy too easy! Also, they seem smaller than they used...

Yeah for you guys! I love that time of year in the Fort!:)

Go to the Disney Camping forum, lots of great info reference the cabins at Fort Wilderness! :)

Another vote for the Swan....I haven't stayed there but I stayed at the Dolphin and loved it. The location alone beats any value resort. But my main reason would be the bed. The Swan is a deluxe resort, so much nicer than a value like Pop or Allstars. (not that there's anything wrong with...

As always, love your report...I just have one question, not really for you as much as just putting it out there...but how do cat liver 5 and others stay for so long? I've read other reports where it's mentioned people stay for months. Does Disney offer a discount for those that stay longer or is...

I've never stayed at the Swan, but love the Dolphin. Everytime I've priced them out, the Swan's been a little more expensive. The Dolphin has 24 hr food court area. We walked over to the swan lobby to check it out and thought the dolphin lobby was better. The beds were so comfy. (But I've never...

If you had small children I'd say Monorail resort loops are the best, but for two sisters in their 40's I'm thinking you'd have more fun at the Beach Club-the bus ride to the MK shouldn't be too much of an issue b/c there's no squirmy kids to hold onto during the bus ride and there's more night...

Our family likes playing putt putt golf at the course by blizard beach and going to the campfire sing-a-long at Ft. Wilderness. In October I've always wanted to try a hayride at Ft.Wilderness, but I never have.

Good luck with this one, it depends...everyone you ask will have a different answer for you. The actual bus time wait varies, you never really know what it's going to be. And the bus ride itself takes some time (depending on where you're staying and where you're going) We find it does take a...

if there's a phone number for travelocity call them and ask about the joining rooms, i don't believe you can do on-line check in though

disneystore.com they have limited park stuff, but they have lots of disney shirts :)

My first choice would be Boardwalk, but being you'll be close to the MK area resorts I'd recommend checking out the Wilderness Lodge.

My only complaint about POFQ is so many other people are starting to love it too that it can be harder to book :) For awhile we always felt it was a hidden gem, we love it so much. We don't mind the food court area, but there were times we took the boat to Riverside and ate at their food court...

the kids love the water parade that goes by, not sure of the exact time at CR, but around 9 pm. When you have young children and you plan on spending alot of time at the Magic Kingdom, there are no better resorts (IMO) than the ones on the monorail loop. It makes life so much easier on you...