Ok, I'm back.
Here is just one of the things that happened to us at WDW.
We didn't go to WDW after we got off the ship on Saturday because we had 7 day hopper tickets and wanted to be able to use them until the following Saturday, so we did Universal first. (saw Wendy and Mike there)
We woke up Sunday morning and got ready to leave for the Royal Table for our character lunch reservation at 1:10pm. We were all so very excited to finally be going to WDW.
We arrived at the castle only to find out that they didn't have a reservation for us??? I showed them the reservation number given to me and they didn't have it listed.
I called the Disney dinning # to find out what was going on and they didn't have it either. I said "Well I made this reservation back in July and my credit card was charged for it because they made me prepay!"
They transferred me to the accounting department where they indeed showed a charge in July for the Royal Table, but they didn't have a confirmation number either??!!
They had me go back to the Royal table and talk to the manager (who wasn't there, spoke to the assistant manager) who was nice enough to reschedule our dinning for the next day.
We arrived at the Royal Table on Monday and were allowed in....the kids really enjoyed meeting all the princess's and contrary to what we heard from other people the food was really good!

However at the end of the meal our server brought us the "check"??!! I told him we had already prepaid for this...he had the manager come over who very rudely told us that she didn't show a prepayment for us and that we were responsible for paying another $272.
She also informed me that if we didn't hurry we'd miss our diving reservation at "Disney Diving" over at the "Living Seas" at Epcot???!! Apparently Disney also charged my credit card $240.00 for this! Its for certified divers and I've never been diving in my life! (go figure??)
I could go on for another couple of pages listing all the things Disney pulled on us while we were there, but blood pressure is going up just thinking about it again and I'm trying very hard to block it from my memory.
Overall, Janel and I and the kids agree we'd go back to Orlando in a heartbeat to visit Discovery Cove or Universal again, but I'd never invest nor risk the time and money we spent for Disney to have another experience like that again.
As the plane was leaving Orlando I told Janel that I felt like the ticket prices should have been reversed. We only paid like $79 each for our Universal 7 day 2 park tickets, but we paid around $230 each for WDW.
I felt like I cheated Universal because of the cheap ticket price and how much fun we had their, but felt like I should of brought an industrial strength tube of KY for WDW.
