chip&dale&fun
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happy birthday miss vicki!![]()
haopy happy birthday to the mother of the bride, to be...soon.....
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happy birthday miss vicki!![]()
Me too, when do you fly down?
What's all the talk about the lights? Is there some trick to turning the cabin lights on and off?
Or is this an inside joke I just don't understand?![]()
The staterooms on the Dream have a new system for the lighting in the rooms. I haven't seen them, so I'm only going by what I've heard.
You need to use your room key in a slot near the door, to turn the lights on. I'm wondering if I could use any type of card, like my AAA card?
And....what if you get up in the dark and need the lights? Do you still have to go put a card in, or do you leave one in?
So...obviously, I have something to learn when I get to my room for the first time.
I know they did this to save energy....or money....but I think it's a dumb idea. We pay a LOT for those rooms, I'd think it would be enough to cover the bill for lights.![]()
What's all the talk about the lights? Is there some trick to turning the cabin lights on and off?
Or is this an inside joke I just don't understand?![]()
I fly to Tampa to meet Garry and Vicki on Monday night. We pick up Frances at the Tampa airport on Tuesday morning, and will head to Orlando from there.
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What's all the talk about the lights? Is there some trick to turning the cabin lights on and off?
Or is this an inside joke I just don't understand?![]()
We stayed in a hotel that has this same system. Apparently any card with a magnetic strip will do. I have read on these boards that sometimes keys left in the slot while you are not in the room sometimes go missing. Speculations were that the stateroom staff has to use there card when they go into your room so they remove yours and possibly not return it to the slot.
I have a couple of spent gift cards that I am hoping will work.
My other idea is when I know that we will be on the ship just leaving one of the kids cards in the slot. They won't need it for any reason, right? I haven't given them charging privilages.
Surely it's a cost saving measure for Disney but I also think it's a conservation effort.
Maybe if you "lose" your card, guest services can give you a new one.
I fly to Tampa to meet Garry and Vicki on Monday night. We pick up Frances at the Tampa airport on Tuesday morning, and will head to Orlando from there.
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We stayed in a hotel that has this same system. Apparently any card with a magnetic strip will do. I have read on these boards that sometimes keys left in the slot while you are not in the room sometimes go missing. Speculations were that the stateroom staff has to use there card when they go into your room so they remove yours and possibly not return it to the slot.
I have a couple of spent gift cards that I am hoping will work.
My other idea is when I know that we will be on the ship just leaving one of the kids cards in the slot. They won't need it for any reason, right? I haven't given them charging privilages.
Surely it's a cost saving measure for Disney but I also think it's a conservation effort.
Maybe if you "lose" your card, guest services can give you a new one.
Gee, I did not know there was an option not to have charing privileges on the key card....Maybe I could do that to DH?lmao:
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Just kidding honey....
GaRRy - you are slipping, this is two in a row for ME....
Garry....I still remember the night we met.....Adventurer's Club....and how surprised I was that you were "normal".![]()
WELL NOW
one of USE must og had a FEW
and not thinking it was the YELLOW guy
garRy
The kids won't need their cards unless they're allowed to go back to the room by themselves. So your card idea is a good one.
I have a ton of old key cards, since I keep mine.....don't know why, I guess just so that I have a ton of old stuff for my kids to have to get rid of when they put me in a nursing home!
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