I'll be in hospital on my 180 day mark!

[holcomb-mania]

I'm planning like a fiend, changing my mind hourly, leading up to my 180+10 window on Monday. I completely zoned out that I'll be in a hospital hooked up to a machine all day Monday and Tuesday!!

(Nothing serious, for me at least. I'll be undergoing a process where they harvest immune cells in my blood to be transplanted in my Dad, who has leukemia. It's a new type of bone marrow transplant.)

Anyway, I guess I'll need to use my cell, and I'm a minute-Nazi! By that I don't mean I'm short.

Are the waits really long recently? In '02 and '03, I don't remember the waits being that bad, but the parks are a lot more crowded these days. Which isn't bad for us DIS shareholders.

Thanks for any input.

(edited to enliven previous boring title)

 

[wiggles02]

I've called in the past few weeks at around 2 pm and had no wait. DH called last Saturday with no wait. I really think it depends on the time. First thing in the am, you might wait. Good Luck!
Hope your hospital visit goes well, for both you and your day. Sending prayers.

 

[bearpaw]

Good luck with your hospital stay. I don't think you will have any problems with the reservations. I just got back from a week in the hospital after an emergency surgery for a ruptured appendix. After I woke up from surgery, I freaked out because I knew I would still be in the hospital on the 180th day. All my paperwork and phone numbers were in a mess at home. And we really wanted that V&A reservation on a particular night.

Well, my DH really came through and rummaged through my desk at home to find all my notes. He brought it all the hospital so I could explain to him what we wanted. Then he got up at 6:00 am (CDT)on the 180th day to make the call. He was only on hold for 10 minutes and got all the times and places that we wanted. But, they told him that V&A must be on the 180th day, not the +10. So, three days later he called again at 6:00 am to get the V&A reservation.

Are we Disney fans crazy or what?