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thanks everyone!! We wouldn't stay in a suite. We opted for POP for dining plan potential and familiarity. My son has Autism and he has decided POP is the best option because we know where everything is and we love it!!

OH and if there is free dining, does AoA finally qualify for it?

We are planning to go in late October -- would that sway you?

We've only ever stayed at POP -- thinking about AOA for the theming, but, does it share a bus with another resort? Can anyone offer me a concise comparison of the two? The price difference is negligible, so that is not a concern.

I live in the Hamilton area (give or take) and I've always flown from Buffalo. Anyone flown out of Syracuse? Good, bad, ugly please!

Where are the dates listed? I have my trip booked but want to send an email to the TA in the event I have to shift my dates.

I'm trying to wait and see if any discounts come out as our times are flexible. We can't go without some sort of discount, usually. Or we'd have to cut our trip much shorter. And we can't do that lol!! I really hope we hear discounts soon. Great rate by the way, I'll be flying out of...

:thumbsup2 THIS. This is why my DH is adamant we'll pay for the DDP rather than load the $ onto a visa or whatever. I'll freak out or think of better ways to spend the money. no one will be happy then! :O I'm still REALLY hopng for free dining or a big room discount :)

I find that with the dining plan, the character meals are the ones that "make" the value of it. The food is excellent, of course, but it's the part where you don't feel you're wasting park time because you're still having the "Disney" experience!

You can use your snack credits for packaged food/candy that you can take home? Or get a lot of drinks and stay hydrated! as for your CS.... no clue. Sorry!

I don't mind tipping at all -- we've only used the DDP (free) but my parents traveled with and paid OOP -- no difference in service at all! the part about tipping that bothers me is that I'm tipping 18-20% on such an inflated amount! Normally I'll tip 20% give or take based on how much money...

Osbourne Family lights at DHS. Be there BEFORE they turn them on. Be ready to be amazed! :) They also have (had?) discounted treats and drinks in refilable mugs at one of the "intersections". Outside NY Newstand I think. Congratulations!

We don't go til January and I'm so excited -- we have BOG, Les Chefs de France and 1900 as well!

Thanks so much! :thumbsup2 I thought I'd said it earlier -- guess not! :scared1:

We've booked. We have all our ADR's. waiting till October to book our flights, in case we have to shift our dates. I'm SO frustrated!!! Not even a rumour or a hint! Every day I get 1 - 2 emails from Disney saying "we're so glad you're planning to come back!" they put my dates down (Jan...

I don't think they're allowed to ask for a Dr's note -- the ADA prohibits it, I think. As for us, we've had and used our GAC. My son has autism, and is usually pretty easy going. Add in crowds, excitement, sensory issues AND waiting in lines... not so easy going. For us, we use it...

We've surprised our kids twice. We've sworn never to do it again. 1st trip, the kids didn't believe us, we were at the aiport lol - not a bad reaction but not a reaction really. The second time, we told the kids we were going on a shopping weekend. So we're all in the hotel room, I'm...

I went there in August, from Canada. We did the Chocolate World stuff, like make the bar, go to the movie, etc. It's not bad. The Museum is really neat, but not 3 year old neat, IMO. We loved Gettysburg, and we did Indian Echo Caverns as well. I'm not convinced a 3 year old would...

I'm really not sure!! Can you see if there is a Disney Travel Agent in your area? :confused3

As a European, can't you book through the DIsney international website? They already have a bunch of deals up.