Oh yes! Stayed in Jambo and walked over to Kidani several times. Also if you preorder you can get them Gluten Free there and at the Mara (both my daughters have Celiac) and the gluten free ones are even better. Instead of the soft cookie base the gf ones have a hard chocolate base that are fantastic!
Their breakfast menu is great but I miss the Bon Voyage Adventure Breakfast Trattoria Al Forno used to host prior to the pandemic. One of the best character meals they've done at WDW.
I remember that and would agree! That was crazy fun!
Ha, if only, but yes I went over with the tip. Nice to get the meal basically free though.
I wish I could make it up there, but DD2 is about to graduate HS and we have graduation events that weekend. But thank you for thinking about me.So sorry to hear your DH is injured. Looking forward to seeing you, him, and Whiskey at the Lake Hartwell Dam Run, even if he can’t actually run it!
@Fischstick So far @garneska and DH, @princesspirateandrunner (both?), DH and I plan to be at the run. @GuinnessRunner and @camaker tried to make it work, but had work and injury issues. @Mr Incredible 221, how about you? It’s a good 10K for a POT and an otherwise beautiful 5k/10k for a Saturday morning. @OldSlowGoofyGuy also has run in the past, but is not on the thread much lately.
ETA Also Whisky plans to come!
this is a really, really hard question to answer because there are so many different ways to complete a dopey (including but not limited to where you start in the pack, course crowding, if you stop of pics or rides, if you plan to complete it at "party pace" or with a hard effort.) I would definitely say that you'll likely be better off if your long run pace is a little "too slow" than too fast.
Like @Herding_Cats said, this is really hard to estimate.
Unless you plan on racing it, which a fair number of people do, your pace will definitely be lower than your predicted pace because you'll be stopping for character photos, rides in the parks, and maybe even a drink or two.
And resort reservations also! They are definitely later than last year. I am guessing they are waiting for Epic Universe to open so they can react to the response on that.
That makes sense. Fingers crossed then, that they give us a similar version of that 3-day ticket they have for the summer.
Right?! I booked our flight TO orlando via united about a month and a half ago on points, and while the flights *back* aren't terrible from a points perspective, I'm hoping for them to go down by about 3k/person(for each direction!) before we have to fly. Shockingly enough, it's consistently been either the same or cheaper for us to fly out of our small regional airport than to drive 2-4hrs to larger airports (and pay over $100 for parking.)
I asked Undercover Tourist a few weeks ago and they told me “end of spring/summer”. Sigh.
One of my co-workers, who runs the marathon each year with me, has a family friend who is a Disney travel agent. They use her to book and plan their trips every year. He asked her the other day of when Disney was going to release 2026 reservations and ticket prices. She told him there has been no communication from Disney at all on it and they are all in the dark. She said they are getting asked every day about it but have no answers.
