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My first visit was October 2002 and we are booked againn for October next year. The weather on our first trip was excellent. In the 80's every day. We had rain on two nights but it was after the parks were closing so didn't affect us too much. The queues were not too bad, the longest we had...

Did you get a chance to peek in at the paupers in the main cabin to see their conditions. I have booked for next year and just wonder what to expect. I have heard nothing but glowing reports, so far, to be honest. I just hope they live up to their reputation.

I've been looking at flight prices for next year and found prices for Sunday and Mondays tend to be cheaper, rising to the highest prices on Friday and Saturday.

My family and I went in October 2002. The weather was great apart from two evenings of rain (and a few thunder storms during the night). We didn't find the parks too busy. Maximum wait for rides was about 20 minutes. The parks were open until about 9 o'clock most nights, including Seaworld...

I bought the shiny new golf bag complete with £300 worth of golf clubs as mentioned above. Was never stopped or quizzed once. They still had all the price tags dangling from them so were obviously new. To be honest, I never knew about the £145 limit so would have thought twice about buying the...

Surely a parade in Epcot is required before changing Illuminations. I never saw tapestry of nations but loved Tapestry of Dreams and would love to see a similar parade re-installed at Epcot.

One of the Sky channels are to be devoting a whole day to buying/selling/renting property in Florida. I'm not sure which day or on which channel but it was advertised last night (Sunday). I will look out for the ad again and post it when I find out more details.

I have been scouring the web for ticket prices and www.undercovertourist.com seems to up there with the best of them. Has anyone had any dealings with this firm and are they efficient?

The ten day pass is good value for money but I'm sure you're soon to be inundated with posts advising you of the 30 day Fun In The Sun pass. It is not much more expensive than the 10 day pass but gives you the added days and some other attractions outside WDW. I'm sure someone will be on very...

Me too. Another from sunny Aberdeen. Glad to see Scotland is very well represented on the board.

Try www.undercovertourist.com I have been looking around the web for prices and theirs are the best I have come across.

We used the Russ Hill Hotel last year. Family room for £80 including parking and courtesy bus (5 minute journey) to and from the airport hourly throughout the day.

Hi, My daughter took her Tigger pull-along Disney case on hand luggage last year, no questions asked.

Thoroughly enjoyable report Mike. I've looked forward to each episode eagerly. Very well written and detailed for a novice. Such a contrast between Orlando and Siesta Key. The only thing is, when I read these reports and get to the final day, I get a bout of end-of-holidays-blues which...

Just came across this website listed on this board only yesterday. www.undercovertourist.com I've never seen better prices than this anywhere.

Excellent report so far with brilliant photos. Looks like you are having a brilliant time after the horrors of day one. Can't wait for the next instalments.

My favourite christmas record. What is everyone elses? Mind you, I do like listening to Bing singing White Christmas

Well done Virgin. We (none more than myself) are all quick enough to criticise when things are not to our liking but credit where it is due and full marks to Virgin in this case.

A good start and well written for a novice reporter. Look forward to next instalment.

We stayed at the Russ Hill hotel. Five minutes drive from Gatwick. You can leave tour car there during your holiday, courtesy bus leaves early in the morning in plenty time for check in and is there to pick you up on your return. www.russhillhotel.co.uk Check the link (if it works)