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Mine is what my two granddaughters call me I own a Dairy Queen Franchise So I'm DQPapa

We like to mix it up , BBQ half of our meals at the campsite & the other half is a mixture of Disney counter service & sit down restaurants Because it's less expensive & we enjoy cooking & socializing at the fort

We eat breakfast at the camp site whether its something quick like bagels or we cook eggs,bacon, hash browns etc.. For dinner we like to eat at different restaurants around Wdw Cape May Buffet, Sanaa, Biergarten, etc.. We have the tables in wonderland discount card that we can use at pretty much...

Keep trying, that time of the year usually isn't very busy. I would be very surprised if you couldn't get what type of site you need

Our last two tow vehicles have been Jeep Grand Cherokees They are easy to tow and easy to hook up. They tow on all four Our current jeep we bought new in 2004 & have towed it over 50,000 miles

I don't think you would need to winterise before you go down, but you might need to on the way back We head down in December & usually don't winterise until our ride back to Michigan

We'll be checking in on August 8th till the 22th From what Everyone here says it's not as busy as July Normally we come down right after the 4th of July, but this year our youngest son is getting married at that time so we decided to come down later

We're coming back July 6 through July 21. We're getting excited to be at the fort with family and friends & visit our DD that lives in Orlando

You shouldn't have any trouble going through anytime between 3 to 5am. That's when we go through & there is very little traffic. Also I stay away from the far right lane because one second it's a normal lane next thing you know it's an exit only lane

We drive to the Fort a couple times a year from Howell Mi . It seems to take us about 22 hours at 65 mph. Although I always seem to drive a little faster once I get into florida

We have two reservations , one is 12-18 till 1-2 The other is 1-2 till 1-16 We are hoping they can link ours together Let us know how yours works out We can't wait to go back for Christmas

Does anyone know what the cost is to use the exercise facility at the wilderness lodge, if you are staying at the fort. I think in the past it was free if you were a DVC member.

I see what you mean about that site, it looks like up north Michigan Great pictures , thanks for sharing. We were there in July, had site 1112, its next to the cabins, so its a far from everything, but we had plenty of elbow room We can't wait to come back for Christmas & see all the decorations.

Keep trying, vacation plans change and get adjusted You can call or check online, I have been lucky both ways its all about timing. For example, you calling to reserve a site and some else canceling at the same time. I think you still have enough time.

My wife likes the 1400 loop because its close to the pool, tennis courts, etc.. Any premium loop works for me because of the larger cement pad We have a Monaco Windsor 40' and sometimes it can be a little tight maneuvering the motorhome in and out of the loops when we check in & check out

Miss Sundee doesn't do the singalong any more , we haven't been to the Fort in a few years

We drive down from Howell Mi two or three times a year stopping at a KOA in Sweetwater Tenn (about half way) or if we get an early start we stop for the night just south of Atlanta that way we miss the heavy traffic going through Atlanta earlier in the day

Great trip report We love the pictures It seems like there is always something to fix especially when you drive as far as you do. We make the trek down from Michigan, I have had flat tires, trans problems, you name it. But its all good when we get to the fort.

I would book the full hookup site & keep trying to upgrade, as you get closer to the dates you need you might catch a cancellation

You should be fine. Be ready for cold and warm weather. We camped at the fort 20+ years for xmas & it was different every time. Don't wait to make your reservation.