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How frustrating with the non commitors! I would definitely book everything now and cancel if needs be. You definitely don't want to be scrambling at the last minute. Will you guys have cars or rely totally on the buses?

How about the Turf Club? I've read very good reviews.

I think Boma and Sanaa might be too exotic as well but there's usually something tame on the kids menu.

How about Sci Fi? That's always fun. Might be a problem with the big groups though.

A friend just went to Kona Cafe and it looked delicious. I don't know how much transportation you want to do. I've discovered for me I don't like to spend too much time getting to meals, but I don't know how you guys are with that. I'm guessing ok from the list.

I'll think of more.

I'm sorry about the allergy.

Turf Club could be a good idea, I've had it on my list before and do want to try it. I need to re look at the menu and prices. We do pretty well with and without a car, we generally go without but eat around anyway though this time the 4 of us do have one but no one else plans to. I was leaning away from Olivia's as it really isn't convenient unless you are staying there but the kids kind of see it as a must do so...I'm ok with that as I do love it too and there is enough variety for everyone. The rest of the group may find it a pita to get to though but the kids are pretty set on it.

We've been to Kona and it is delish. Service is marginal and ambiance is sort blah. I like it but the kids liked other stuff more so it wasn't a biggie to me. Sci fi, to me, is great for lunch (albeit a pricey one) but isn't what I want for a sit down dinner. That said the nephews would probably love it. I'd feel for the server if we stuck them all the same car..I think they hold 6 tops.

Sanaa may be a better fit of the two both menu and price wise and is nice if it's and AK day but otherwise it really is a bit of a pain to get to and back from unless you are staying there.

Jeff got a new car for Father's Day? Don't be doing that; it makes the rest of us look bad. :rotfl2:

I'll go back and finish reading, I just had to post that.

:lmao:

no, they WASHED his old boring one. And vacuumed it.
 
Oh Cynthia I feel your pain on the family and the allergies.

Make the ADRs like you stated and then if it changes ....

I do hope everything works out and
YIKES 12 days til ADRs, I guess I maybe need to think about this. :lmao:


Glad everyone enjoyed Father's Day - Jeff looks rested and happy in the picture with all the kids.

Looks like you got your bases covered. A good variety of restaurants.

Via Napoli would be great with a large group or a small one.
 
Cynthia I know how hard it is ti pick restaurants from our Free Trips , I have to really study menus:rotfl2:If I see Hamburger on the menu I know I'm good :lmao: I love Raglan Road and yes it has a hamburger !!!They have that wonderful dessert too !!!! What about Sci Fi. I have eaten there a few times and like it !! I usually get the Steak there and that Turtle cheesecake is devine !!!! I also like Biergarten , they have glorified hotdogs :rotfl2:All I can say is Good Luck!!!
 

I think you have a lot of good options. I agree - book what you can and you can always cancel if some can't make it. Biergarten sounds like a really good option for a large group.
Ohana works well too - we've had 12 there for breakfast a couple times.

Maybe a Cape May breakfast buffet since you're close to BC? I don't know how well they do with large groups.

Good luck!

I hope you can find a way to cope with your allergy. That must be a hassle. :flower3:

You can send those boys over to wash and vacuum my car anytime! It always needs it!
 
Love the Eric being buried photos.

Seems like a good idea to book a couple of reservations each night.

So the plan is Epcot for NYE? What about the day before? They practise the MK NYE fireworks on the 30th at midnight and they are amazing. We watched them from the Poly beach in 2009 although on NYE. So dinner at Ohana that night could be good and I know they are really good with big groups.
 
Hi Cynthia, sorry that you are so stressed out at the moment. The allergy thing sounds truly frustrating. I hope this can be sorted out somehow!!

On the ADRs. I think your plan to go with two seperate reservation of 6 and 8 sounds good to me. I don't see why you need to call to do it that way. Can't you just set up an account for Jeff as well online? As long as you don't asign him to your reservations he should be able to get a reservation for himself.

Unless it is a meal that takes a credit card guarantee, I never had trouble to drop people from my reservation.

I think all your reservations sound good to me, except BoG which I just did not like at all. On the last trip I ended up eating at two places which nearly nobody ever mentions: we had dinner at the Garden Grove at the Swan (for the barbecue buffet) and loved it. They had Pluto and Goofy and there were so few people that we got to spend quite a bit of time with the characters despite being an adult table. And we had lunch at Portobello at DtD and that was very good, too. Both places might also be easier to get reservations for, especially if numbers change at the last minute they might be options.
 
Cynthia - How stressful to have to make these plans for such a busy time of year - at such a busy time of year. I hate the end of the school year! Thankfully mine have been done since May 30th but now we are getting into the "I'm bored" part of summer break.
 
I have a lot of empathy for you, hon. I've had some friends who just CANNOT commit to things that I've had to downgrade the amount of time I spend with because it drives me NUTS. Unfortunately, :lmao: we're talking about family! And that dynamic makes it even harder. I would definitely start booking your 6-8 groupings. If people decide to come later, you can always try to change and if you can't, there's the separate table route.

All your restaurants look good to me, so I'm not much help with input there. I do have to say I've heard great things about O'Hana, and I've chosen it for my upcoming October trip. At that point in the trip, Nana will have gone home, so it will be me and...5 men, so to speak. Our dads and the menfolk of my family. I thought it would be fun for the kids an nice to have all you can eat option for the adults.

Anyway, good luck with everything. After my impromptu May trip with Nana, believe me, I understand the importance of doing these things while we can. :hug:
 
I’m ready to drop kick both of them into the lake. LOL.
Something about that LOL doesn't feel as much :lmao: as it does :crazy2::faint::furious:.

I do hope everyone had a lovely father’s day, Jeff did!
It sure looks like it was a great family day for him! I'm glad he got to spend the day with all the kids together! :thumbsup2

Sister #1 + her 2 kids (and possible her DBF and his 2 kids?). Single mom who just finished her masters (Teaching, special ed) and needs to get a job. Which isn’t likely until august/sept as actual spots are posted or after school starts and they can add more. Was all set to commit anyway but...now needs a new roof. Pretty big setback.
Yuck... I understand your frustration, but I definitely understand her hesitation as well. A lot going on and it all weighs on the cash flow situation. Hopefully it will work out.

Sister #2 and her DH. Is trying to get PG. Depending on if she does, may still go but solo. BIL is a Disney resister and she wants him to have the “full” experience and worries it will be limited if she is pg. (in other words, she plans to entice him with drinking around the world and if she can’t partake, she thinks he will hate it). Sigh.
Ok, this one is tougher. Is BIL just reisistant to the idea, but might be the type to loosen up once he's there, or is he the type that will be miserable just because he's determined not to like it?

I have to say though, when we went when DW was pregnant, I didn't have any less fun than normal. She missed out on a few things, but I was able to ride everything (and even had an extra fast passes to get some extra rides on some of my favorites). He could still enjoy drinking around the world, even if she can't. It isn't like they're going to be the only 2 adults. I realize you probably won't all be together 24/7, but really, you could schedule some kind of an adults only evening around the WS or something. :confused3

Brother and/or ex-SIL
:worried: That seems... awkward. :confused3

and one of their 2 kids. Older child is headed out as an exchange student to Sardinia. They are freaked out about the unknown costs for that and "can’t think about it" until after he is shipped off next month. Oh and BIL has decided to become a small business owner, funded by someone else but in the meantime has no income. Which means he is stiffing my ex SIL on CS (don’t get me started) so things are tight for her.Sigh.
Well, no real thoughts on this one. I just hope they can work it out and go!

It seems like this is an important trip for your dad, so I really hope that everyone can work together and make this happen!

2. Rose & Crown. Thinking of this for NYE (New for all of us) On my list, others don’t have a reference point for it yet.
I like your idea of doing ADR's for 6 & 8. Definitely the easiest and most flexible way to go. I just want to comment that I love this idea, in particular, for NYE! :thumbsup2

I did see that you mentioned Via Napoli as possibly being lunch or dinner. Are you considering other lunch possibilities, or are you looking at pretty much just doing dinner ADR's? I always like to do some ADR's for lunch, especially when the park is going to be busy. That way we can get a long break to sit down in the AC without necessarily going back to the resort.

• Ohana (didn’t come up on kids lists but is a good group spot)
::yes::

• WCC (have only done breakfast, might be fun with all the nephews)
::yes:: I'm sure you know how I feel about this one. I think this would be a great fallback for you if you have trouble getting an ADR somewhere. It usually isn't too hard to get into, the food is good and it is a great environment to have fun with a group. It might even be possible to call and get a group seating for 14 even after the 180 day window if you're not too particulary picky about the time. :confused3

:lmao:

no, they WASHED his old boring one. And vacuumed it.
My truck got washed, cleaned out, vacuumed and had the upholstry cleaned on Father's Day... and I was the one that did it. Definitely not what I planned to do that day. :crazy2:

Last Saturday DW's cousin had his bachelor party. We played paintball and I drove. Apparently a couple of the guys in the back seat didn't worry about taking off the top layer of clothes before they got in my truck. My black seats looked like they were zebra print after they got out. :furious:


So the plan is Epcot for NYE? What about the day before? They practise the MK NYE fireworks on the 30th at midnight and they are amazing. We watched them from the Poly beach in 2009 although on NYE. So dinner at Ohana that night could be good and I know they are really good with big groups.
Ooooh! Great idea!
 
I forgot to say, cute pictures of Eric!

Thanks! It was fun, that silly crate was there last summer and I have a virtually identical picture of Evan's face in it. Too funny!

Oh Cynthia I feel your pain on the family and the allergies.

I know you do! I think I'm just uber crabby about it as when I first found out about it I really thought I did all the research to understand what was ok and not. I am supremely annoyed that lycra and spandex were not called out specifically given how prevalent the use is of it in clothing. I thought they were ok and a good substitute. I had to go to the fabric manufacturers site, via a latex allergy site to learn that nope, in fact, the chemicals I am allergic to are in fact in those items. Try to find undergarments or workout wear or heck, jeans for that matter that don't include some lycra or spandex. Doesn't exist. We won't talk about swimsuits. Sigh.

And in the meantime I've been exposing myself to it for almost a year, making the threshold go up and up and up.

Make the ADRs like you stated and then if it changes ....

I do hope everything works out and
YIKES 12 days til ADRs, I guess I maybe need to think about this. :lmao:

This is a solo trip, right? Heck we will probably have room at our table(s) :rotfl:

Glad everyone enjoyed Father's Day - Jeff looks rested and happy in the picture with all the kids.

Looks like you got your bases covered. A good variety of restaurants.

Via Napoli would be great with a large group or a small one.

It was a good fathers day. I think Via is a must, I just need to narrow down the rest and firm it up.

Cynthia I know how hard it is ti pick restaurants from our Free Trips , I have to really study menus:rotfl2:If I see Hamburger on the menu I know I'm good :lmao: I love Raglan Road and yes it has a hamburger !!!They have that wonderful dessert too !!!! What about Sci Fi. I have eaten there a few times and like it !! I usually get the Steak there and that Turtle cheesecake is devine !!!! I also like Biergarten , they have glorified hotdogs :rotfl2:All I can say is Good Luck!!!

I do love Raglan. While I like Biergarten it might not be my first choice but the boys are very set on going their with their cousins so hopefully it will work out.

I think you have a lot of good options. I agree - book what you can and you can always cancel if some can't make it. Biergarten sounds like a really good option for a large group.
Ohana works well too - we've had 12 there for breakfast a couple times.

Maybe a Cape May breakfast buffet since you're close to BC? I don't know how well they do with large groups.

I like Cape May, we've done it once as a group of 8 but I think the teen boys would not be as into a character bfast and the adults not as into the buffet pricing for breakfast. I didn't find it anything exceptional food wise. My guess is breakfast out with boys at that age, other than post red eye or brunch will be tough, we will be lucky to get them up and to the park although they are all park commandos. They'd get up for the park, but character bfast probably not. I do think Ohana would be good. Hmmn.

Good luck!

I hope you can find a way to cope with your allergy. That must be a hassle. :flower3:

You can send those boys over to wash and vacuum my car anytime! It always needs it!


It's a huge hassle. And pricey. I have a bag of stuff I need to get rid of full of lovely wonderful things that I can't wear and the $$ sitting in that bag breaks my heart. Not to mention I am severely short on certain garments as a result and severely limited on what I can replace them with. Bad enough I had to get rid of a ton of shoes before Hawaii...this was even more depressing. Going to the store to shop for replacements and find that well, nothing really exists, about put me over the edge last Friday but I'm getting over it. As much as I can lol!
 
Whew! I thought I was going to have to raise the bar from Diana Krall tickets to a new car for Father's Day. :rotfl:


I wouldn't miss Boma and think they'll find something they like. Plus, you'll be at AKV and how wonderful is AKV? I think they'll be able to find something on the menu even if it is adventurous. They have ribs, beef, and chicken; will they eat that stuff? Plus breads and desserts. If they won't eat the African inspired dishes, I think there is plenty to choose from.

'Ohana is fun with a big group too.

If you do 50's, ask for Loukili as your server. He's one who took Gabby's cell phone and called the boy she was texting and pretended to be her dad. Best service ever, Disney or otherwise. :thumbsup2
 
Love the Eric being buried photos.

Seems like a good idea to book a couple of reservations each night.

So the plan is Epcot for NYE? What about the day before? They practise the MK NYE fireworks on the 30th at midnight and they are amazing. We watched them from the Poly beach in 2009 although on NYE. So dinner at Ohana that night could be good and I know they are really good with big groups.

Good point, I had originally had that in the plan, with Biergarten on the 29th for CP but am worried folks won't make it there in time for the CP idea. But maybe that's ok.

Yes, Epcot for NYE. As we are at BWV it just makes more sense and the fireworks looked amazing!

Hi Cynthia, sorry that you are so stressed out at the moment. The allergy thing sounds truly frustrating. I hope this can be sorted out somehow!!

It can be minimized but that's about the best. There really is no way to keep me from the items that cause issues, I just have to minimize exposure as best as possible. Which is forcing me to be creative and spend money on things I'd rather not but, oh well. I do have medication but it just treats the symptom, doesn't fix anything. I'm less stressed now, just sad and really annoyed at the medical community for not giving me what I feel is some key info. It was absolutely buried so I don't really fault my doc but still, I've been operating under a false assumption for almost a year.

On the ADRs. I think your plan to go with two seperate reservation of 6 and 8 sounds good to me. I don't see why you need to call to do it that way. Can't you just set up an account for Jeff as well online? As long as you don't asign him to your reservations he should be able to get a reservation for himself.

I could do it online with dueling computers but I worry that getting matching times that way will be a lot harder than just calling.

Unless it is a meal that takes a credit card guarantee, I never had trouble to drop people from my reservation.

I think the CP package is the only one that will need a CC. What I don't know is if it's a deposit CC or you have to pre-pay.

I think all your reservations sound good to me, except BoG which I just did not like at all. On the last trip I ended up eating at two places which nearly nobody ever mentions: we had dinner at the Garden Grove at the Swan (for the barbecue buffet) and loved it. They had Pluto and Goofy and there were so few people that we got to spend quite a bit of time with the characters despite being an adult table. And we had lunch at Portobello at DtD and that was very good, too. Both places might also be easier to get reservations for, especially if numbers change at the last minute they might be options.

Garden Grove might be a great back up option, I've only ever heard good things about it. Sad that you didn't like BoG!

Cynthia - How stressful to have to make these plans for such a busy time of year - at such a busy time of year. I hate the end of the school year! Thankfully mine have been done since May 30th but now we are getting into the "I'm bored" part of summer break.

Oh yes, the "I'm bored" will be right after the "I can't wait to be done"

I have a lot of empathy for you, hon. I've had some friends who just CANNOT commit to things that I've had to downgrade the amount of time I spend with because it drives me NUTS. Unfortunately, :lmao: we're talking about family! And that dynamic makes it even harder. I would definitely start booking your 6-8 groupings. If people decide to come later, you can always try to change and if you can't, there's the separate table route.

I have a hard time being annoyed with them as they are valid things...it's not like there aren't good reasons but UGH. In the big picture there are only a few real stresses about it. One, I don't want to miss out on airfare when it's time to buy. I am tracking but fearful that a deal will show up and we will have to make a call, not knowing. Two, the boys would be devastated not to go with their cousins. Three, I really want it to be all of us and...I just don't have that solid feeling I'd like to have about it. Four, I have a PAP that has to be activated by 12/31. So if this trip gets cancelled or postponed, I need to go solo or something to at least get my ticket activated and not lose that $$.

All your restaurants look good to me, so I'm not much help with input there. I do have to say I've heard great things about O'Hana, and I've chosen it for my upcoming October trip. At that point in the trip, Nana will have gone home, so it will be me and...5 men, so to speak. Our dads and the menfolk of my family. I thought it would be fun for the kids an nice to have all you can eat option for the adults.

Anyway, good luck with everything. After my impromptu May trip with Nana, believe me, I understand the importance of doing these things while we can. :hug:

We did Ohana in 2010 and loved it. I do think I need to relook at it for the 30th and move Biergarten to the 29th.

Something about that LOL doesn't feel as much :lmao: as it does :crazy2::faint::furious:.

yeah...tween and teen attitudes and hormones :crazy2:

The Jekyll Hyde boys...

It sure looks like it was a great family day for him! I'm glad he got to spend the day with all the kids together! :thumbsup2

He was over the moon happy with his day, it was cool!

Yuck... I understand your frustration, but I definitely understand her hesitation as well. A lot going on and it all weighs on the cash flow situation. Hopefully it will work out.

I hope so. If she, and her boys can go in addition to my parents then it's worth it to stick with the plan.

Ok, this one is tougher. Is BIL just reisistant to the idea, but might be the type to loosen up once he's there, or is he the type that will be miserable just because he's determined not to like it?

It's hard to say, kind of an unknown. He would be doing it for her, he's made it clear that he is ambivalent at best. He definitely has a preconceived notion of it and given that he doesn't have kids he is of the mind that he doesn't understand why adults would want to go. She made it clear when they got married that he would have to go and at least try once. But she really REALLY wants him to love it and is fearful of anything that might keep that from happening.

I have to say though, when we went when DW was pregnant, I didn't have any less fun than normal. She missed out on a few things, but I was able to ride everything (and even had an extra fast passes to get some extra rides on some of my favorites). He could still enjoy drinking around the world, even if she can't. It isn't like they're going to be the only 2 adults. I realize you probably won't all be together 24/7, but really, you could schedule some kind of an adults only evening around the WS or something. :confused3

They will be the only two adults without kids. True my parents don't have "kids" but hanging out with the in laws, while fun and something they do a lot of, isn't his idea of vacation. I agree with you and think she's being a bit ridiculous about it but whatever.

:worried: That seems... awkward. :confused3

It would be one or the other, not together lol. Although seriously at some point they probably will get back together. At least we all think so given behavior on both sides. My ex-sil is still a "sister" as far as we are concerned and in many ways would be the lower maintenance adult to have along. They have both stated they want to go, but she will defer to him if he wants to. Given finances, who knows. There is an event on Sat for the other sisters graduation, it may or may not come up.

It seems like this is an important trip for your dad, so I really hope that everyone can work together and make this happen!

me too.

I like your idea of doing ADR's for 6 & 8. Definitely the easiest and most flexible way to go. I just want to comment that I love this idea, in particular, for NYE! :thumbsup2

Well the 6-8 wasn't my idea, came from a DVC FB group I'm part of but I thought it was brilliant.

I do too! It's really the "one" new place I may well just force on everyone as it seems perfect.

I did see that you mentioned Via Napoli as possibly being lunch or dinner. Are you considering other lunch possibilities, or are you looking at pretty much just doing dinner ADR's? I always like to do some ADR's for lunch, especially when the park is going to be busy. That way we can get a long break to sit down in the AC without necessarily going back to the resort.

Generally speaking we are not fans of sit down lunches. We tend to go commando until it's time for a pool break and so counter service or lunch in the villa (which is the plan for almost all days) works best and is very flexible. I hate feeling like I'm losing my day at lunch sitting down. On the flip side we love TS dinners and really look forward to them....for some reason CS just isn't "dinner" to us.

::yes:: I'm sure you know how I feel about this one. I think this would be a great fallback for you if you have trouble getting an ADR somewhere. It usually isn't too hard to get into, the food is good and it is a great environment to have fun with a group. It might even be possible to call and get a group seating for 14 even after the 180 day window if you're not too particulary picky about the time. :confused3

Good point on last minute switches. I do think all the kids would really like it, we've only ever done breakfast there. I had thought about Trails End as well as I do want to see the Fort all decorated, the kids would love it! Just not sure we would make it over there without a meal scheduled there. Hmmn.


My truck got washed, cleaned out, vacuumed and had the upholstry cleaned on Father's Day... and I was the one that did it. Definitely not what I planned to do that day. :crazy2:

Hmmn. Yeah, not the same when YOU do it.

Last Saturday DW's cousin had his bachelor party. We played paintball and I drove. Apparently a couple of the guys in the back seat didn't worry about taking off the top layer of clothes before they got in my truck. My black seats looked like they were zebra print after they got out. :furious:

I hope they paid for the cleaning!!!!!!! That is awful. I would be livid.

Ooooh! Great idea!

It is, I had that idea and then forgot it in my fear that folks would get there late on the 29th but it is a really really good idea...just need to time the ressie right assuming we can get it.
 
Wow, with the various issues that your other travel companions are facing I wouldn't be surprised if most of them end up not going. I think that your idea to book 2 sets of reservations of 6 and 8 people is brilliant! That really gives you a lot of flexibility. Kudos to you, I don't know that I would have ever thought of that. :thumbsup2 Regarding specific places, I don't have any comment except what you already noted that Boma and Sanaa and maybe even Y&Y might be too exotic for some of the picky eaters. Also, be careful that some of your restaurant choices will require a credit card guarantee and you'll need to make sure that you cancel reservations that aren't needed.
 
Whew! I thought I was going to have to raise the bar from Diana Krall tickets to a new car for Father's Day. :rotfl: They did. Great job, the car is shiny!

LOVE Diana Krall!

I wouldn't miss Boma and think they'll find something they like. Plus, you'll be at AKV and how wonderful is AKV? I think they'll be able to find something on the menu even if it is adventurous. They have ribs, beef, and chicken; will they eat that stuff? Plus breads and desserts. If they won't eat the African inspired dishes, I think there is plenty to choose from.

'Ohana is fun with a big group too.

If you do 50's, ask for Loukili as your server. He's one who took Gabby's cell phone and called the boy she was texting and pretended to be her dad. Best service ever, Disney or otherwise. :thumbsup2

We won't be at AKV is the thing....which does make it a bit of a pita to get to and from. Doable, we've done it but...the fam may be less interested in spending that much time getting there. We've cabbed it more than once knowing how long it can take.
 
The boys actually LIKE being buried alive?! :faint:

They are strange children but yes. I have multiple pictures of them doing it at Vero and then at the lake last summer and hey, it's free entertainment for everyone!

Wow, with the various issues that your other travel companions are facing I wouldn't be surprised if most of them end up not going.

Which will beg the question of whether we should or not as well. :sad2:

I think that your idea to book 2 sets of reservations of 6 and 8 people is brilliant! That really gives you a lot of flexibility. Kudos to you, I don't know that I would have ever thought of that. :thumbsup2

I can't take credit for the idea, I wouldn't have thought of it either. It came from a DVC FB group I'm in when I posted a WWYD to them. I agree, it's brilliant and really relieved a LOT of the stress I was having over it.

Regarding specific places, I don't have any comment except what you already noted that Boma and Sanaa and maybe even Y&Y might be too exotic for some of the picky eaters. Also, be careful that some of your restaurant choices will require a credit card guarantee and you'll need to make sure that you cancel reservations that aren't needed.

If I do a CP package, it will need a CC and Park Fare. Is there anything else that would? I didn't think so. I thought it was just signatures and Character meals.

The picky kids are BIG on yaki soba type stuff so Y&Y would be fine. Less sure about the other 2. Tusker would work but for me was just not my favorite at all.
 
LOVE Diana Krall!



We won't be at AKV is the thing....which does make it a bit of a pita to get to and from. Doable, we've done it but...the fam may be less interested in spending that much time getting there. We've cabbed it more than once knowing how long it can take.



I know you're not staying at AKV, I just meant for dinner. AKV is such a treat that I thought they'd all love it. I guess I'm in the minority and don't have transportation issues. We've also never rented a car so maybe we just dont know any better. Ignorance is bliss. :rotfl:

Beaches and Cream?

We've only had a really lousy one but that was after a day at BB and they diverted everyone, regardless of resort, to DTD to then hop a bus to our resort.
 
I know you're not staying at AKV, I just meant for dinner. AKV is such a treat that I thought they'd all love it. I guess I'm in the minority and don't have transportation issues. We've also never rented a car so maybe we just dont know any better. ignorance is bliss. :rotfl:

We've only had a really lousy one but that was after a day at BB and they diverted everyone, regardless of resort, to DTD to then hop a bus to our resort.

Ah, I get it.

We wouldn't mind the transportation, just not so sure about the family esp if the Disney resistor is along.

We adore AKV/AKL and my kids would appreciate it, and do. I am not as sure of the rest of the crew, think it's probably 50/50 with some of the boys going WOW and some going...Whatever.

LOL!

I'm going to mock up my plan today so that if it DOES come up at the party on Sat we can chat about it.
 
Ah, I get it.

We wouldn't mind the transportation, just not so sure about the family esp if the Disney resistor is along.

We adore AKV/AKL and my kids would appreciate it, and do. I am not as sure of the rest of the crew, think it's probably 50/50 with some of the boys going WOW and some going...Whatever.

LOL!

I'm going to mock up my plan today so that if it DOES come up at the party on Sat we can chat about it.




That's a good idea to have a plan with you. Hopefully they'll ask.;) What about Beaches and Cream or do they not take ADRs? How about Hoop de Doo? Or somewhere like that?
 



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