I have caved. Thus, here is my PTR, as time allows. We gave the DD (5)and DS(8) a trip to WDW for Christmas, and they have been using the Christmas countdown board for a Disney countdown board. Only 13 more days until we leave. I feel like I still have so much to do...I still have questions. Please chime in if you know the answers or have any recommendations. I am starting to feel the desperation.
My DH and DS have celiac disease. We will be dining at recommended Gluten free locations. Hopefully my ADRs are at the right places. I will get to these later. My DD has Type 1 diabetes (insulin no matter what she eats) and wears an insulin pump. A whole separate discussion folks. Talk about worries.
I have been doing nothing but research, reading and planning. To the point that my husband is irritated. Too bad. He will thank me when we get there- RIGHT?! My son defends me and says, "She is doing this for us." Sweetheart. Meanwhile I am parked at this computer.
We arrive 1-17- A Sunday. My DH works for an airline, so we will fly Stand-by to Orlando. That means if space is available, we are on the flight. If the flight is booked, then we get bumped off. Talk about stress. If all goes well, we arrive at MCo at 2:15. This is the only part of the trip I have asked my husband to be in charge of- and he has yet to look at flight booking and space available. GRRRRRR.
Assuming, we get ther as planned...our magic will begin. Day 1- check into POP Century. I need to send in my room request soon. So many questions...which decade do I want? I want a lake view, and relatively quiet. Do I want 4th floor or ground floor? Here's one place where you guys need to help me.
After we check in- I want to go to ESPN Club for a meal. Just another attempt to get my DH to be excited about this trip. Next Question- I want to get to Fantasmic on Day 1. The show is at 630pm. Do we go to HS first, or go to ESPN first? Help me DISVeterans
Stay tuned for my next delemna- it's a good one!
My DH and DS have celiac disease. We will be dining at recommended Gluten free locations. Hopefully my ADRs are at the right places. I will get to these later. My DD has Type 1 diabetes (insulin no matter what she eats) and wears an insulin pump. A whole separate discussion folks. Talk about worries.
I have been doing nothing but research, reading and planning. To the point that my husband is irritated. Too bad. He will thank me when we get there- RIGHT?! My son defends me and says, "She is doing this for us." Sweetheart. Meanwhile I am parked at this computer.
We arrive 1-17- A Sunday. My DH works for an airline, so we will fly Stand-by to Orlando. That means if space is available, we are on the flight. If the flight is booked, then we get bumped off. Talk about stress. If all goes well, we arrive at MCo at 2:15. This is the only part of the trip I have asked my husband to be in charge of- and he has yet to look at flight booking and space available. GRRRRRR.
Assuming, we get ther as planned...our magic will begin. Day 1- check into POP Century. I need to send in my room request soon. So many questions...which decade do I want? I want a lake view, and relatively quiet. Do I want 4th floor or ground floor? Here's one place where you guys need to help me.
After we check in- I want to go to ESPN Club for a meal. Just another attempt to get my DH to be excited about this trip. Next Question- I want to get to Fantasmic on Day 1. The show is at 630pm. Do we go to HS first, or go to ESPN first? Help me DISVeterans

Stay tuned for my next delemna- it's a good one!

My concern is that my son cannot order from the kids menu, ever. He absolutely cannot have those items (he is allergic to wheat!) so there is just not a way to modify kids meals like chicken fingers or mac and cheese. Plus he has a big appetite for an 8 year old. I don't want to pay for the dining plan, and then get stuck paying for extra for whatever we do order for him. I know Disney can acommodate special diets needs wonderfully; some of the easiest and best gluten free meals have been at Disney World- even the hotdog stands for crying out loud can accomodate us. It's FABULOUS! But I just want to know that they will accept his kids credits and I don't have to pay extra. No one at WDW will give me a straight answer!!!!!

