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Thanks for all the great replies everyone! I appreciate all the experiences you shared. We are still undecided about DDP. We just would like it for the convenience, not as a gorge fest--I am following some of the other threads to get some input. Or maybe we'll just "hold our noses and jump"...

Hello! I was wondering if anyone has ever felt pressured at all to order things they don't want. For instance if maybe a family did not want 4 appetizers, or maybe no dessert at a meal, I know you could say no thank you, but was it easy to so or did you get the hard sell (like to drive up...

Correction, our friends didn't have a cosco, it was the Kolcraft one, jeez louise...

I think I may be the lone tandem stroller lady, but we've travelled in June with a number of combinations of kids from infants to 6 year olds (3 of them the last 2 trips). We didn't use the front tray so the older one could hop in and out no problem, and the little one could lay all the way...

The different stores have different types of sets. The Target ones have a doll and a handful of outfits and were $9.99 by us (chicago). TDS sets I think were like 22.50 (thought they were 19.50 in the catalog) and either come in a playset version (like a little castle or house, a doll, and a...

An idea I had seen on this board a while ago: Walmart has a machine in the front of the store that will create metal tags, sort of like a dog ID tag. I think it was only a few dollars and you could have the machine inscribe information on the tag. We laced it on our daughter's shoe, but I...

I only wish we could go in fall. My husband is a teacher and a football coach so it is out of the question, unfortunately. We're pretty limited on when we can go, usually June works out for us nicely, but not this year! The only other time we could possibly pull off is like Dec 18-24--we're...

A neat bag that I actually heard of from a post here is one from I think One Step Ahead. It's insulated and has snaps so it hangs from the stroller handlebar and is easy to access, plus it has a shoulder strap so when we were holding babies and folding strollers we just threw it over our backs...

All of you thank you for the replies! I really appreciate hearing everyone's positive thoughts and that I'm really not (that) crazy after all. Eeyore, I will be anxously awaiting the trip report. Thank you everyone for all the ideas too. Jen

Delurking... We have been to WDW the last few years, we ususally go in 2nd week of June. We have a DD-3 yo and DD 15mo now, and am expecting our third in June, so of course cannot go. We could possibly go in August (like 2nd week) and i was wondering if anyone here has brought a young...

Hi! We just got back on June 15th (VWL). We have an almost 3 year old and a 9 month old. We (after much deliberation) brought our duoglider. Yes, it's big, but the kids were comfortable and were able to sleep. With a front to back you can roll on the monorails, and roll on the larger...

You know, I just realized I didn't even answer your question. No, I did not have to ride by myself because of size--there's plenty or room. I think it would just be a question of comfort for you. (hee hee was just thinking of a giant shoehorn and a CM like wedging me into a flying boat or a...

Hi! Actually I think that 7 months is a pretty good time to be there--you are over the morning sickness (most people, anyway!) and not so pregnant that you're doing the uncomfortable waddle yet. I guess it depends on the person and how you feel, but being pregnant really didn't hamper anything...

Oh, also wanted to add that I agree that it is a good idea to bring a copy of your medical info-- namely your doc's name and number, insurance card, allergies, meds you are on, etc. One copy for your husband's wallet too!! Jen

Hi I have been to WDW twice while pregnant--once at 7 months and once at 8 months, both times in June. I have to say it really was not bad at all! The walking kept swelling at bay, and I did not miss the rides I had to sit out on. (at least not too much! :) ) Drink a lot of water and...

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Last summer we used Tiffany to WDW. I had specifically requested the small van with one carseat when I made my reservation (we were 4 adults, 1 child and 2 sets of golf clubs--not able to fit in a towncar). When we arrived at MCO we walked up to a towncar with no carseat. I had explained what...

it sounds bad (see above post), but the closet is huge and we didn't use it for any of our clothes! We used the nook in the foyer for stroller parking and kept it unfolded and ready to go, restocked with diapers, wipes and snacks every night so I didn't have to go looking for everything in the...

Hi, We stayed in the 1 BR BWV last summer with our then 21 month old and we put the pack-n- play in the walk-in closet. It was like she had her own little room--it either had a sliding or pocket type door, so we just left it shut enough to keep it dim. It really worked out nicely because...

..don't forget the sweet shop, the giant rice krispie treats, and the huuuuge ice cream cones you can get! It's really pretty all lit up at night and I think (if I remember from last year) if you sit down by Atlantic Dance, you can see the Illuminations fireworks--far, but still nice. Also, I...