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I have DVC, so I stay overnight at WDW several times a year. Each time I get a new set of Magic Bands, which I really don't need. I'd rather have one Magic Band with all of my info on it rather than new ones sent to me each time. Any advice?

I'll be solo & staying at Coronado Springs Dec 3 - 5. On my list: The New Fantasyland w QS lunch at Be Our Guest, Osborne Lights & Candlelight Processional. :cool1:

Yes, I was at my own table upstairs on the stage right. I think if I were to go again, I would just ask the server to prepare a plate for me. The show is a blast and you will have a great time! Even though I was dining solo, I didn't feel like I was alone at all.

Hi Laura, I did this solo last summer and it was a blast. Warning though: they bring out lots of food even if it is for one person. I hated to see all the food go to waste, but hopefully you will be able to have someone join you. Enjoy! Mike

I will probably be at WDW on December 6. :cool1:

Sounds great Kenn.

I'll be catching up with all the Disney magic & pixie dust November 10 - 15. If anyone would like to meet up for a meal or touring the parks, please let me know. Mike

I was camping in the 1500 loop this past weekend and the showers were always available.

Nothing at all about camping, but while camping :) I went to Magic Kingdom did the Carousel of Progress. I noticed that the dog dish in the 1940's scene said "TOWER." In the next scene, the dish says Rover, which is what he is called. Any idea who its named after or why it says "TOWER?"

One of my former-Navy co-workers says the same thing about cruising!!! For me, I get to be with nature when I'm camping and Fort Wilderness makes it very comfortable - especially the AC Comfort Stations which are always spotless and the laid-back structure of the campground.

Follow up - I just returned from two nights at the fort. It was very quiet compared to being there in early June. This time I stayed in the 1500 loop and liked it a lot better than the 2000 loop. This time I brought my own food to cook, as opposed to the QSDP that I had last time. Of...

You may be able to use DVC points for the "cabins" at Fort Wilderness to give it a try. I went camping for the first time at FW last June and really enjoyed it. I hadn't been camping n 20 years, mostly because I spent 6 months in a tent in the first Gulf War and didn't even want to think about...

Would anyone know the prices for the Character Breakfast and Pirate Night Dinner?

So that's what the big sink in the laundry room is for! I thought it was just a laundry sink! I didn't need to wash many dishes during my stay there, but the ones I did I just used the hose. I'll know better next time!!! Glad you had a great time. There were a lot of things that I...

I had no idea that Lazy Days had a campground - I thought it was just an RV sales lot. It really looks like a great place!:yay::yay::yay:

While I didn't camp overnight there, I hiked the trails a few weeks ago. Here are some reviews of the campground, just scroll down to Hillsborough River State Park: http://www.rvparkreviews.com/regions/Florida/Thonotosassa.html Apparently, the pool has been reopened according to their...

I would make sure the bikes are equipped with lights if you are going to be riding at night.

You might be intersted in Hillsborough River State Park in Thonotosassa. The camp ground is very nice and the swimming pool has just been reopened. It is about 16 miles northwest of Busch Gardens. http://www.floridastateparks.org/hillsboroughriver/

I have always had to have my pass ID number to get to the Passholder Offers. There is a website (MouseSavers.com) that keeps up with many of the passholder deals though.

If you go to Passholder Offers, there are often discounted offers for lodging. This time I happened to get a great discount for FW.