I just called and a CM told me that you can't get your park tickets until the dasy you check into your hotel.
Cheshire Figment, who works in WDW ticketing has said repeatedly that you can pick them up early. You need to go to a Guest Services desk though, they can't do it at a hotel! So DTD or at one of the parks they can do it.
Okay, so I've got changitis along with the rest of you. I was looking at the numbers and it looks like I could upgrade to POFQ from POP for about $230. I was planning to upgrade from QS to reg dining, so that makes the change to FQ a bit less than it would otherwise be. My question to my sisters (and brothers??) in change, do you think it would be worth it? FQ is our all time favorite resort, but POP has it's merits as well. What do you think? stay put or change?
Okay, so I've got changitis along with the rest of you. I was looking at the numbers and it looks like I could upgrade to POFQ from POP for about $230. I was planning to upgrade from QS to reg dining, so that makes the change to FQ a bit less than it would otherwise be. My question to my sisters (and brothers??) in change, do you think it would be worth it? FQ is our all time favorite resort, but POP has it's merits as well. What do you think? stay put or change?
Okay, so I've got changitis along with the rest of you. I was looking at the numbers and it looks like I could upgrade to POFQ from POP for about $230. I was planning to upgrade from QS to reg dining, so that makes the change to FQ a bit less than it would otherwise be. My question to my sisters (and brothers??) in change, do you think it would be worth it? FQ is our all time favorite resort, but POP has it's merits as well. What do you think? stay put or change?
Maybe ya'll should check this out with Disney just to make sure.Then let us know. This would be good info to have for the future.
I just called and a CM told me that you can't get your park tickets until the dasy you check into your hotel.
I copied this from another thread I started about if you like the DxDP or not. I was trying to compare how you eat at home to having the DxDP...now mind you we dont HAVE to clean our plate but this spells it our perfectly...we have too much food!
Im wondering if ADR cutting will be in my future 
You can't compare it to how you eat at home.
When you eat at 7:30 a.m., do you have a bowl of cereal (equivalent of a snack credit), or do you eat a massive plate of eggs, bacon and pastries?
And then at 11:30-12, do you eat a sandwich, or do you eat a heavy 3-course meal that includes appetizer and a massive dessert?
And if you did eat a big plate of eggs, bacon and pastries for breakfast, and a heavy lunch with a massive dessert, then do you still eat another big dessert-ish snack at 3 (like a big ice cream sundae) or do you just have some fruit or crackers or a couple of little cookies?
And then at 5:30-6, after having a big plate of eggs, bacon, waffles, pastries, fruit for breakfast, and a big 3-course lunch with a heavy dessert, and a big heavy snack at 3 pm, do you then have yet another 3 course dinner with a full portion appetizer, restaurant sized-entree and heavy dessert?
Nothing wrong with eating differently on vacation than you might eat at home. But its pure fiction for most normal people to compare 3 DXDP meals per day, with how they eat at home.
Obviously, all people vary. So this isn't universal. But I think you will find that most Americans most commonly eat something along the lines of:
Snack credit equivalent breakfast -- bowl of cereal, maybe some yogurt and toast.
A sandwich for lunch --- Which is the equivalent of a QS meal or a small TS meal (like at the Plaza) without appetizer and without dessert.
Maybe a snack or 2 thrown into the day.
And a hot larger dinner, which may or may not include appetizer and/or dessert. (Still may be smaller than a restaurant TS portion).
3 full, 3-course restaurant-sized meals per day though? Not too common.
mommyof3princess27 said:
You can't compare it to how you eat at home.
When you eat at 7:30 a.m., do you have a bowl of cereal (equivalent of a snack credit), or do you eat a massive plate of eggs, bacon and pastries?
And then at 11:30-12, do you eat a sandwich, or do you eat a heavy 3-course meal that includes appetizer and a massive dessert?
And if you did eat a big plate of eggs, bacon and pastries for breakfast, and a heavy lunch with a massive dessert, then do you still eat another big dessert-ish snack at 3 (like a big ice cream sundae) or do you just have some fruit or crackers or a couple of little cookies?
And then at 5:30-6, after having a big plate of eggs, bacon, waffles, pastries, fruit for breakfast, and a big 3-course lunch with a heavy dessert, and a big heavy snack at 3 pm, do you then have yet another 3 course dinner with a full portion appetizer, restaurant sized-entree and heavy dessert?
Nothing wrong with eating differently on vacation than you might eat at home. But its pure fiction for most normal people to compare 3 DXDP meals per day, with how they eat at home.
Obviously, all people vary. So this isn't universal. But I think you will find that most Americans most commonly eat something along the lines of:
Snack credit equivalent breakfast -- bowl of cereal, maybe some yogurt and toast.
A sandwich for lunch --- Which is the equivalent of a QS meal or a small TS meal (like at the Plaza) without appetizer and without dessert.
Maybe a snack or 2 thrown into the day.
And a hot larger dinner, which may or may not include appetizer and/or dessert. (Still may be smaller than a restaurant TS portion).
3 full, 3-course restaurant-sized meals per day though? Not too common.
You can't compare it to how you eat at home.
When you eat at 7:30 a.m., do you have a bowl of cereal (equivalent of a snack credit), or do you eat a massive plate of eggs, bacon and pastries?
And then at 11:30-12, do you eat a sandwich, or do you eat a heavy 3-course meal that includes appetizer and a massive dessert?
And if you did eat a big plate of eggs, bacon and pastries for breakfast, and a heavy lunch with a massive dessert, then do you still eat another big dessert-ish snack at 3 (like a big ice cream sundae) or do you just have some fruit or crackers or a couple of little cookies?
And then at 5:30-6, after having a big plate of eggs, bacon, waffles, pastries, fruit for breakfast, and a big 3-course lunch with a heavy dessert, and a big heavy snack at 3 pm, do you then have yet another 3 course dinner with a full portion appetizer, restaurant sized-entree and heavy dessert?
Nothing wrong with eating differently on vacation than you might eat at home. But its pure fiction for most normal people to compare 3 DXDP meals per day, with how they eat at home.
Obviously, all people vary. So this isn't universal. But I think you will find that most Americans most commonly eat something along the lines of:
Snack credit equivalent breakfast -- bowl of cereal, maybe some yogurt and toast.
A sandwich for lunch --- Which is the equivalent of a QS meal or a small TS meal (like at the Plaza) without appetizer and without dessert.
Maybe a snack or 2 thrown into the day.
And a hot larger dinner, which may or may not include appetizer and/or dessert. (Still may be smaller than a restaurant TS portion).
3 full, 3-course restaurant-sized meals per day though? Not too common.
Getting my Disney fix tonight....sitting here watching A Bug's Life- just started. Watching it with Rachel she loves that movie!!
Boy written out like that.........THAT IS A LOT OF FOOD!!
Most of my days are 2 TS meals. That list makes me want to cut some out.
LOL oh and my DTD disney day but thats ok....just no park days have 3 LOL
ALL my days are 2 now except 1 and its 3 only because DD wants Cape May and I wont let go of le cellier
So how does it feel?
