Come out from under that rock, Montague!
I just think it will be easier to upload photos from my phone that way. You may be sick of Disney after spending 12 days there the month before me.
How long does that drive take?? Where are you staying?
Well maybe. And I kind of like the Montague, perhaps that can be my tag - @MontagueUnderock
It's a leisurely 22-24 hours of driving (that's about 15 hours at the speed I drive)

We'll stop over somewhere around the border between the Carolinas on the first day, about 16 hours in. Then a shorter 6ish hours for the final push. A lot depends on the route though. We have a choice to stay inland of the Appalachians on I-81 or cutting over to I-95 around Washington. With all the weather that's been blasting up the coast, inland is looking pretty good right now.
We are staying at both of the timeshare resorts we own at. The boys have three nights at Silver Lake Resort on an "owner's update" rate. About $50/nt for a 2BR villa, BUT I have to sit through a 90 minute "owner's update" presentation. We have never actually stayed at this resort in the 6ish years we've owned it, I use it as a trader because it get's me pretty good trading power for the maintenance fees. The boys will do DHS one day, and a first visit to Universal to ride all the stuff that A+ doesn't like. An evening at DQ is probably in the works too.
A+ joins us on Saturday as we move the rest of the stay to the Sheraton Vistana Resort, our home away from home. If you ever stay offsite, I highly recommend it; but then I pretty much moderate the Vistana Resort thread here on DIS so I have to say that. Week 2 is AK, MK, USF/IOA, a trip to Siesta Key (voted #14 of the top 25 beaches in the world on Tripadversary) and a couple of "down" days at the pools.
We've got all the tickets on hand, Passports ready, Florida SunPass is pasted to the car window, Disney Trading Pins stocked up, and with all the -40 weather we've been having, I am READY TO GO!!!!
