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My family had our "bucket list" trip in 2010, and stayed on the 11th floor. The view is top notch, and the FIREWORKS WERE AWESOME! I woke up, at 5:30 am, just to admire the early morning balcony view with my coffee. Our room was directly adjacent to the elevators, in the center of the floor...

Is it practical, that there be one stickied post, with only the current refurbishment/construction status of the WDW resorts? While I like looking through all of the individual resort threads, this might be of service to others? (Now, if there IS one someplace, forgive my ignorance...)

We used to always plan. and the first two times we went, without hopping, things went relatively well. But we'd go through each park like it was our last day on Earth, because we knew it would be our ONLY day at that park. We were whipped, by the end of 4-5 days. When we decided to return...

Is there still work going on, in the LK Courtyard? I was at WDW in early February, and stopped by AoA to do some recon for our visit in three weeks. Noticed they were doing some work in the LK Courtyard, and it was closed. Thanks!

I just checked the FAQ on Upgrading the Annual Pass. It seems I must have at least 60 days left, to be able to do that. Being that I have less than less than 40, it seems I may be out of luck, with an otherwise GREAT solution.

1) THIS is what I was thinking I could possibly do. The first pictures were taken between the 6-8th of February, and I'm going to WDW the last week of March. I figured I could wait until next week, and be in the window of both trips. 2) Now THIS was something I had not thought about. Great...

THIS is what I was thinking I could possibly do. The first pictures were taken between the 6-8th of February, and I'm going to WDW the last week of March. I figured I could wait until next week, and be in the window of both trips.

Piggy-Back Questions. Thanks, in advance! 1) Is there a time limit to activate the annual passes? 2) When you renew your annual passes, are they automatically activated upon the expiration date of the previous passes? Or, Do they start upon your next visit to a park?

Thanks! That sums it up.

Thank you. That is pretty much the answer I needed. (But not the one I wanted... )

Thank you for your help. But I don't think you understand. I am a present Annual Passholder, but I do not have the Free Memory Maker benefit. My annual pass will expire shortly after I take my trips. I will not be renewing it, for I'm not going back to Disney World for 3-4 years.

Now I think I get it. Memory Maker only lets you download the photos from the time period from the 30 day window POST-ACTIVATION. While the others may still be available for download, I would have to pay for those. right?

I was wondering the possibility of: Purchasing the Memory Maker 20 days in advance of March trip, and waiting the 3 days, and downloading the Photo Pass photos from the February trip (still inside the 45 day window). I'd still have 4 days after the March trip to download the photos from that trip.

I don't plan on returning, until 2019-20. Renewing is not an option.

I'm currently an AP holder, from last year. (Pre-free Memory Maker) And I'm not renewing my AP. I've never purchased a Memory Maker. But since I'm allowing my teens to bring guests this trip, I'm making the splurge.

We went to WDW, for the weekend before Mardi Gras (early February), and are returning the last week of March. I am purchasing Memory Maker for the week in March, and would like to know if there is any purchasing strategy that would allow for the ride photos from the February trip to be...

We went to WDW, for the weekend before Mardi Gras (early February), and are returning the last week of March. I am purchasing Memory Maker for the week in March, and would like to know if there is any purchasing strategy that would allow for the ride photos from the February trip to be...

Last June, Father's day week, I stayed at the Swan for $132/night, with the AAA rate. (It was was in a pre-refurbished room. But it was clean and very nice.) The rate fluctuated wildly, from that low point, to about $225/night for the same room. 60 days out seemed to be the sweet spot for...

Here is the TEACHERS link.

Here is a general Disney Scent search on etsy.