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I realized as I was looking thru your pictures that we were not at Disney on the same week since you were not wearing coats...I kept thinking, there is no way this can be right!!! I went back and looked, noticed that your trip was last year and someone's new comment bumped your thread up making...

We were tent camping from Jan 9-16th, same week as you...I'm pretty certain we had the same grumpy driver on the yellow bus line we took to the settlement! I guess he was having a bad week!

looks like you left the Fort the day we arrived...other than that (and the motorhome!) it sounds like the we took the same trip! I'm glad that you still had a great time as well.

AK felt like the Buffalo zoo that day! Hum, maybe that's why the Fort felt so much like home!

You got me! I would have crashed the disboards had I posted all my pics!!! DH and I officially decided we would rather be at Disney with record cold temps and sunshine than warm weather and rain...The first two days we had the parks all to ourselves. We waited for nothing and got to spend...

What a sad day! Since we pre-packed the van the afternoon before, all we had left to pack was our bedding and tent. We were on the road by 9am. It was a sad day indeed, to leave the Fort. We will be back!

Animal Kingdom. When we went on Monday, it was 24 degrees. On Friday, it was 74 degrees! Talk about a difference in the temp! DD naps were off schedule on this day since we spent as much time as possible with the grandparents. We paid dearly for this later in the evening. Around 5pm for no...

Magic Kingdom with the grandparents then we took them to the campfire sing-a-long and fireworks at the beach.

Hollywood Studios. We spent the morning at Hollywood Studios and then went to visit my mom and her fiance. They were able to come for a few days since they live in FL. They stayed at one of the All Star resorts. They had planned on coming at the beginning of our trip but changed plans as the...

Magic Kingdom. It was still cold, but only first thing in the morning. We only needed our fleece liners from our coats. By 10 am or so, we didn't need coats at all. waiting for the train to come so Mickey could open the park

Animal Kingdom. Frost was covering the ground and the van said it was 24 degree's out. It was cold, but tolerable with our winter gear on. We were also toasty in our tent thanks to having electric at our site. DD loved the safari. Here is the look on her face when we saw the giraffes...

We arrived at the Fort around 11:30 and set up camp. After DD nap, we went to Epcot for a little while. We were tired after the long drive, so we didn't have a lot of energy to stay long. DD loved "Nemo" and we rode it 3 times in a row. We also did the boat ride "Living with the Land"...

We are home from our wonderful week at Fort Wilderness. Thanks to all of you who have posted before me...it was so helpful in planning our trip. A little background: I'm Florida born and raised (22 years) and have spent the last 10 years in Western New York. My husband and I have been avid...

I'll remind you that you wanted lots of pics...Photography is my favorite thing and I have 16 GB of memory card space!

My husband and I flew from Buffalo out to the Grand Canyon via southwest for a weeklong camping trip a few years ago. This was back when southwest allowed 3 bags per person. It took some creative packing, but we also needed to take a lot of cold weather supplies since the weather at night was...

Looks like we will just have one freezing night on Sunday...the rest of the forecast looks good. On a side note, Buffalo was hit with a heat wave yesterday and I was out in just my fleece while loading up the van...yep, it was 27 degrees. After 10 years of living in WNY, my Florida born...

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Funny!

I was wondering how everyone was doing at the Fort? Are there any brave souls tent camping?