Back to your list, any passenger that plans on waiting in their room for luggage delivery, probably with a stop watch, might as well just get their own baggage.
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Leann...Much of the carryon luggage winds up going under the bus. The driver has to handle luggage. How long extra if one or two famlies also took checked luggage. An extra minute or two at the resort? DME doesn't wait for guests that are at baggage claim, they wind up taking the next bus.
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Leann...Much of the carryon luggage winds up going under the bus. The driver has to handle luggage. How long extra if one or two famlies also took checked luggage. An extra minute or two at the resort? DME doesn't wait for guests that are at baggage claim, they wind up taking the next bus.
Horace Horsecollar said:What's so bed about 4 1/2 hours?
This is an example why it's a good idea to pack carry-ons with anything you'll need for the first 6-12 hours (or even the first 24 hours).
However, I don't see why this example should make anyone feel the need to throw away their yellow tags, delay their arrival at the DME Welcome Center by 20-40 minutes to get their own luggage, be on a later motorcoach to WDW, have to deal with the burden of luggage at the airport and at the resort, and spend their own money on tips (rather than having Disney pay the inbound luggage delivery tip).