SUSIEQ
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Well, I'll answer my own question.I know they decorated Boardwalk last night.
Just wondering if WL is decorated also. Thanks.
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Well, I'll answer my own question.I know they decorated Boardwalk last night.
Just wondering if WL is decorated also. Thanks.
I read on the DVC Resorts forum that there are currently a bunch of flying bugs at the WL Resort. I was wondering if anyone knows anything about this issue?
Any word on Disney trying to control them? Is it all over WDW or just at certain locations? Are they seasonal?Unfortunately, that’s correct. My DD works at the WL marina and in her 3 years there she’s never seen it this bad. The bugs (“aquatic midges” aka blind mosquitoes) don’t bite or carry disease, but they’re ugly and very annoying!
Any word on Disney trying to control them? Is it all over WDW or just at certain locations? Are they seasonal?
I've got a transportation question. I want to get from WL to the Polynesian by the most expeditious way possible, that does not involve a Minnie Van or Uber or the like. In all honesty, I want to pass by (in transit) some place that would permit me to activte my APs (so, probably MK or TTC).
In my experience the "blue" resort boats go first to Fort Wilderness and then to the Contemporary, which seems to eat up a lot of time. So, what's the best way:
1. Blue boat to the Contemporary, then monorail?
2. Red boat to MK, then monorail?
3. Red boat to MK, then boat to the Poly?
4. Take a bus to MK and then choose one form of transport to the Poly?
5. Something I haven't thought of yet?
Thanks guys!
We are staying at WL in February and planning to rope drop magic kingdom on Tues and Thurs morning. We are not trying to race to a particular ride but are just hoping to be through the check in before the "rope" drops. Will we be able to get there early enough if we take the boat from WL or should we take the bus? thanks![]()
Yikes! Three hours seems like the perfect amount of time to me, but I also understand the reason for the extra hour. Hopefully it goes back down in January!
The most enjoyable way imo would be boat to MK, then boat to Poly. #3. That’s the way I use when at WL. I’m on vacation mode.I've got a transportation question. I want to get from WL to the Polynesian by the most expeditious way possible, that does not involve a Minnie Van or Uber or the like. In all honesty, I want to pass by (in transit) some place that would permit me to activte my APs (so, probably MK or TTC).
In my experience the "blue" resort boats go first to Fort Wilderness and then to the Contemporary, which seems to eat up a lot of time. So, what's the best way:
1. Blue boat to the Contemporary, then monorail?
2. Red boat to MK, then monorail?
3. Red boat to MK, then boat to the Poly?
4. Take a bus to MK and then choose one form of transport to the Poly?
5. Something I haven't thought of yet?
Thanks guys!
I heard about this
The boat starts running 1/2 hour before park opening, so you most likely would make it on time if you are able to get on the first boat. If you really want to guarantee rope drop then the bus would be safer.We are staying at WL in February and planning to rope drop magic kingdom on Tues and Thurs morning. We are not trying to race to a particular ride but are just hoping to be through the check in before the "rope" drops. Will we be able to get there early enough if we take the boat from WL or should we take the bus? thanks![]()
The elevators are all back to normal and you will be able to use the lobby elevator to go to the 7th floor.I have what may be a dumb question but I'm not sure I understand the elevator situation since there has been construction and now Villas on the South Wing. Can we use the lobby elevators to go to the 7th floor or do we have to go down to Roaring Forks to use those elevators?
It doesn’t matter whether you book a standard or a courtyard view room. Both types have connecting doors. You have to add it to your request and they will try to honor it. The majority of the rooms have two queen beds. There are rooms with a queen and a bunk bed but very few king rooms.So, I'm in the works of convincing DH that a trip back to Disney is a necessary thing for June 2018 and that we should stay at WL since we stayed there since 2010!! We would need 2 rooms and would prefer them to be connecting (and not adjoining), so is there a room type that would be easier to have this request granted? I've read on here that once I book both rooms I need to make sure that both reservations reference each other's reservation # and to make sure it's noted that we're "traveling together"...
Also, with the connecting rooms, are the beds both 2 queens or a 2 queens and a king or is it just up in the air - not that it really matters!!
thanks!
It doesn’t matter whether you book a standard or a courtyard view room. Both types have connecting doors. You have to add it to your request and they will try to honor it. The majority of the rooms have two queen beds. There are rooms with a queen and a bunk bed but very few king rooms.