Have questions about flying and getting around

[sersee05]

I know you guys get a lot of these questions..I did look through the posts and saw a lot of q's about should we or shouldn't we rent a car..It is kind of a personal preference...We are thinking about it..but am not sure yet since I don't have a clue how the transportation works in Disney.

We are staying at the Poly. We are going to MK, DHS and Epcot the first three days. I have dinner reservations in MK and DHS..so basically I just need to get to those two parks and get back ..We are going to Seaworld one day and heading over to T Rex for dinner that night..Are their buses to do this? This is why I am thinking it may be best for us to rent a car...


I have three kids 12, 7, and 5...Do you guys bring your car seats if you rent a car? Do you rent a booster seat?

I have to bring my son's nebulizer and my daughter's asthma in haler..Can my daughter carry an inhaler on the plane? or is that a no no? Also I am allergic to bees, so will be bringing an epi-pen. Do I need a doctor's note?

Thanks so much for any advice since we have no clue about this stuff!

 

[Tina]

The Disney transportation is very easy to use and you shouldn't have a problem getting to and from Disney parks/hotels. For your Sea World day, I recommend renting a car from the Car Care Center (Alamo/National) for that day only. Its very close to the Poly and they will transport you to and from the center for your rental pickup/drop off. More info can be found here: http://www.mousesavers.com/onedayrentals.html

 

[crashbb]

Most definitely carry your daughter's inhaler, your son's nebulizer, and your epi-pen onto the plane. Anything critical to life should not be trusted to checked luggage and is exempted from any 3-1-1 rules (and your airline's carry on allowance limits). As far as I understand, you do not need a doctor's note (though having the prescription sticker thingy on the epi-pen, would be a help.