*NikkiBell*
Livin’ that DVC & AP life!
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It actually won't be too different from your other stays, other than much bigger accomodations. And that you won't have housekeeping, but really, you won't miss it. I would say, don't forget your coffee liners for the coffee maker and bring your own coffee. Thats probably my most important thing. We're going in April too!! Can't wait!
We also are going in April.
Being new to DVC, don't forget your membership card! If you are planning on going to WDW around 10 days this coming year, get annual passes with your DVC discount. Once you have your AP's you can get DDE card (Disney Dining Experience), costs $65 and you can get 20% off, including alcohol, at Table service meals.
If you are driving, bring drinks and snacks. You have a refrigerator now. Part of the "value" of DVC is the ability to save on meals and drinks.
And I like to bring what I call a "designated vacation smell candle". Dec 2007's trip was Mediterranean Cypress, which made the whole room smell like a christmas tree. This april is our first trip to Vero, and I'm getting a big kick out of figuring out which candle to pick out. Then when you get home and light them it takes you right back to your vacation again!![]()
never thought of trash bags but couldn't you just call down for some?
i'm just wondering why it's our responsibility to bring things that by rights should be provided.
bringing a candle, bigger towels, your own pillow is all a personal choice but would you bring toilet paper or should the resort provide that?
would you bring toilet paper or should the resort provide that?
TRASHBAGS!!!!!!
Seriously, there are never enough in the rooms and we seem to generate huge amounts anyway, and the bags that are at the bottom of the trashcans in the DVC rooms are really weenie...
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Just returned from our first trip home in January. Things I brought that I used: coffee filters (regular)