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[ilovedisneyparks]

I am trading in a game today at Gamestop for cash. I know it's minus 10% for a cash trade. Can someone tell me what $15minus10%= I know the trade in value is at least $15 so minus 10% I will get $10?

 

[chartle]

I am trading in a game today at Gamestop for cash. I know it's minus 10% for a cash trade. Can someone tell me what $15minus10%= I know the trade in value is at least $15 so minus 10% I will get $10?

I have no idea why this is on a Disney Trip Planing board, but 10% of $15 is $1.50.

 

[ilovedisneyparks]

Ok. Thank you very much.

 

[Robo]

Disney states on-line, on times guides, on signs at Epcot, etc. that Epcot's Future World "closes at 7:00pm"

But, in true fact-

FW does not fully "close" at 7:00pm on any night of the year.

The following attractions stay open until IllumiNations begins every night:

Space Ship Earth
Mission: Space
Test Track
Soarin'
The Seas with Nemo and Friends Pavilion

I don't understand WHY Disney continues to say that FW "closes at 7pm" when the only pavilions that actually shut down at 7pm are Ellen's Energy Adv., Imagination, and Innoventions.
Far more attractions are open than are closed.

And on EMH nights, they (and likely, a couple more) stay open until the end of PM EMH along with certain WS attractions.

 

[chartle]

whats up with this thread.

 

[g-dad66]

I thought the crowds on the Wednesday through Friday before the Columbus Day weekend were light. The crowd on Saturday at Epcot was noticeably higher (due to Food & Wine Festival, I think), but still not a problem.

We were gone by Monday, so I can't tell you what Columbus Day itself or the days after were like.

 

[larryz]

Of course you can enter Epcot at 9 a.m. coming thru the International Gateway, but don't expect to get anywhere NEAR the front of the line at Soarin'. You have just too far to run.

 

[Robo]

The computers at the park gates will not allow you to use more than ONE "day" of a multi-day ticket at a second theme park without buying the Hopper upgrade.

 

[g-dad66]

The only three attractions with a single-rider line are:
Test Track
Expedition Everest
Rock n Roller Coaster

 

[Robo]

This is a great site to keep BOOKMARKED for future reference.

The following site posts the stage shows, in-park and other on-property shows and their times for the CURRENT week.
(It is updated every weekend.)
The times may be "similar" for other dates as well.

Steve Soares' TIMES GUIDE Site

At the top of the page,
click on the colored links for the various parks
to open their listings and view their show times.

Be sure to check back to the site as the actual dates of your trip get closer.

 

[ses1230]

 

[OrangeCat04]

umm what is going on?? lol

 

[dburg30]

awesome, am learning so much from this thread!

 

[Robo]

There are actually THREE monorail routes (with multiple trains running on each route).

On each route, the trains will "loop" around and around on their own unique track.

1) "Epcot Monorail" TTC > Epcot > TTC > (loop runs clockwise)
2) "MK Express Monorail" TTC > MK > TTC > (loop runs counter-clockwise)
3) "Resort Monorail" TTC > Poly > Grand Floridian > MK > Contemp. > TTC > (loop runs clockwise)

As you can see, you can transfer from or to any monorail at the TTC (which is also the MK parking lot).

You may ride any and all of these, if you like.
They do not "let you out" INSIDE any theme-park,
so you don't need a park ticket.

"Por favor mantengase alejado de las puertas."

 

[vicki_c]

Thanks everyone for the laugh!

And BTW, do you know if Safeway doubles coupons?

 

[momtolots]

I know I'm a bit of a newbie....but, is this thread meant to keep me alert? It sure had me
Thanks Robo for the laughs!
Do you know how to convert Farenheit to Celisuis?

 

[Wall-E1]

I like cheese. My favorite is swiss.

 

[g-dad66]

Hey, not naming any names, or pointing any fingers here, but let's try to stay on-topic, OK?

And yes, we always wear our Ponchos on Kali River Rapids.

 

[Wall-E1]

I disagree. The second man to step foot on the moon was Buzz Aldrin.

 

[Wall-E1]

There are actually THREE monorail routes (with multiple trains running on each route).

On each route, the trains will "loop" around and around on their own unique track.

1) "Epcot Monorail" TTC > Epcot > TTC > (loop runs clockwise)
2) "MK Express Monorail" TTC > MK > TTC > (loop runs counter-clockwise)
3) "Resort Monorail" TTC > Poly > Grand Floridian > MK > Contemp. > TTC > (loop runs clockwise)

As you can see, you can transfer from or to any monorail at the TTC (which is also the MK parking lot).

You may ride any and all of these, if you like.
They do not "let you out" INSIDE any theme-park,
so you don't need a park ticket.

"Por favor mantengase alejado de las puertas."

Yes, it's fine to use a fast pass after the stated return time, but they will not let you in early. For example, you can go to two different parks in one day, but without a park hopper, you will be using two separate admissions. So make sure that you bring proof of your age to get your birthday perk. They accept all major credit cards at Le Cellier. They do not allow you to use the same refillable mug on multiple trips, though. So, remember, the tip is not included with free dining, even if your child is 1/2 inch too short. They are very strict about heights and will accommodate your special dining requests. So to sum up what you were asking, there really is no way to get around the parking fee, except for Victoria and Alberts. They do not allow children and will be happy to help you with your luggage.