A couple ?'s about Oct. trip!!

[abent]

I woke early this morning to book everything and I am a little panicked!! I am turning to all of you experts!! TIA!

1.I am running into a little problem with flights. My returning flight does not leave until 4:00pm. We will be flying out of SNA. Any ideas of what my boys and I can do till 2ish with our luggage? We are going to stay at BWPPI or Carousel Inn.
2.I also will be trying to get tickets for the "Trick or Treat" festivities. Will we need some sort of bag for candy? Will themed t shirts be ok for costumes? We are flying and will not have alot of room for costumes.
I am thinking about booking through Costco..for the free breakafst. Is there any way to "upgrade" that to a dinner? When and how are your documents shipped?

 

[QueenDoOver]

You can go to the parks! Seriously, leave your luggage at the hotel and go in for 1/2 day to catch a few favorites. It is worth it.
You will not need bags for the candy. They give them to you. Tshirts are fine, but your boys might "wish" they had a costume.

I don't think you can upgrade the breakfast, but the character breakfasts are great. Go to Minnie's for a late breakfast/brunch after a morning in the park. It is a great treat.

Have a wonderful trip, and if you don't use all your preferred seating vouchers, be sure to pass them along to a fellow disser.

Tracey

 

[imjen]

For your last day, how about just adding a day to your park hopper, and leaving your luggage at the hotel. Or explore Garden Walk, Downtown Disney, or go to a movie at the theater in Downtown Disney if there's a show early enough. You can leave your luggage with the front desk for any of these.

We never brought a trick or treat bag. We've been three times. They hand out fairly heavy duty plastic bags to use. We haven't had any problems with them and they hold plenty of candy for us. Costumes are optional. There are plenty of people in costumes, some without. I just wore a Halloween shirt and my kids dressed up.

 

[stampinshauna]

If we don't go into the parks on the last day, we like to spend time around the hotels and Downtown Disney. The Disneyland Hotel has fun grounds to walk around and we like to check out the gift shops there and at the Grand Californian. If we want to do a character breakfast at Storyteller's or Goofy's Kitchen, this is also a good day to go since we are not rushing into the parks. If your boys are into Legos, you could spend a lot of time in the Lego store in Downtown Disney. They have tables with legos that you can play with and we spend a lot of time in there.

 

[disneyfan4ever54]

Either hotel will store your luggage for you after you check out until you leave for your flight. I agree with the other posters. If you won't be going into the parks on the last day, the Disneyland Hotel grounds, or a character meal at one of the hotels, or shopping in DTD would be a great way to spend some time.