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Kind of similar here...my grandfather died really young at 45...my grandma will celebrate her 80th birthday this year and she's worn her rings for as long as I can remember. She never dated after my grandfather died. I never had the opportunity to meet him, but I think her wearing the ring...

This is Griffin. We adopted him from the humane society about 8 months ago and he is just over a year old. He is a schnauzer/terrier mix. This is Spencer. We just adopted him from a rescue 3 weeks ago. He is almost 9 months old and is a schnauzer/shihtzu mix. Here...

That's great! Enjoy your 20 nights!!

The campsites are booking up earlier and earlier every year. I can't see why Disney should be proactive in monitoring vacancies and calling guests for campsites; they are not an outbound call center. My advice would be to call earlier so that you can book the category that you want. If you...

Why don't you change the full site to just the nights that you don't have on the preferred site? Then you don't have to worry about them cancelling your duplicate reservation and once/if you are able to get those 4 nights on the preferred site you can cancel the full. It is WDW policy that...

Two regular rooms would be 99.00 plus tax per night per room. The family suite is approx. 10.00 more per night and includes a microwave, small refridgerator and a coffee maker as well as a Q bed in a separate room. Granted you can sleep 8 in 2 separate rooms, but there's an extra charge for...

They're about 520 sq ft...a bit larger than a cabin at Ft Wilderness and without the full kitchen, just the kitchenette.

I worked in a position that was covered by that union contract. I'm not sure which area just ratified the union in 2002, because I started PT in 1994 and became FT in 1995 until 2000. While PTs are not eligible for health benefits (like most companies) I was still covered by the Union contract...

While Disney may be similar in that they pay low starting wages, it is my understanding that the medical benefits are more affordable. Not to mention most positions receive annual pay raises in the 3-5% range, whereas WalMart (as far as I know) tends to be a lot less. Also, with the Disney...

The old code was for arrivals on or before April 13. The new code is for arrivals on or after April 23. That's why the OP got it for the entire stay; they are checking in on April 13. Anyone checking in April 14-22 will not have access to a discount. Sorry!

I don't shop at WalMart unless I'm in a pinch for 2 reasons: 1) I used to work at a cellular phone counter there and the beeping of the registers drives me nuts! 2) I don't agree with their labor practice; particularly wages and benefits.

The above pster was correct...the first four seats in row AA section 203 (closest to section 204) are numbers 16,17,18 and 19. Then curtain B and the other side of row AA section 203 (closest to section 202) are seats 1-5.

While I agree that many are changing reservations due to park hours, that is not always the case. Some people just change their minds. I am always second guessing myself becuase there are so many choices, and as the trip gets closer I start to really plan where I will be when and that changes...

The CMs don't speak DisBoard lingo ;). Just like they don't say "Cindy's", "Poly" or "Spectro." I would imagine if they were in the habit of doing that, they would confuse the vast majority of guests that they talk to since most are not members of this board. It's policy for them to use...

IMO, politeness should be a part of how parents raise their children.

October has certainly become a more popular time to travle for many of the reasons people have listed here. I think if you can avoid weekends, usually the third week is the least crowded. The first week is a little more popular because the F&WF has just started, as has MNSSHP. The second week...

They probably do, just like the posters of this board have the budget section to discuss ways to save money. Personally, I would rather they cut heating bills for the pools in January if it means they can use those funds to rehab some the attractions, room furnishings and restaurants. I would...

I don't know if this is going to help, but I'll share my thoughts here. First of all, it is my understanding that if your trip is delayed or cut short due to an illness, the insurance covers room and unused tickets. I would think this extends to the dining plan as well, since that is the...

That's great to hear! Sounds like you approached management with your disappointment in a very civilized manner (ie.: not yelling, screaming, throwing a tantrum) and received the desired result. I agree that it shouldn't matter how much you paid for the room, I think you mentioned earlier that...