Sarahlynn
Earning My Ears
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I really appreciate all the suggestions!
We're going to to switch rooms in order to get free dining. If we were paying for our own trip, it would be worth $629 dollars for the theme park view rooms - we don't get to Disney every year and waking up to see the castle first thing is a We Won the Lottery! moment for us. Plus, with a child with special needs (easily overwhelmed, needs breaks) and a one-year-old who can't nap in the stroller and usually goes to bed at 6:30 PM (though he will stay up later in the excitement of Disney) I will be spending a fair amount of time in the room.
(I wouldn't feel comfortable leaving the kids alone in the room to go down to the 4th floor to see the fireworks, but am really happy to know about that option, so that if the baby's still awake we could slip down there together. Fireworks from farther away are less overwhelming for my 8-year-old, anyway.)
But this is my in-laws' trip and they're paying for everything - I'm just doing the planning - so I think I'll go for economics and get the cheaper rooms plus free dining.
Thanks again!
(Note: We saw the Electric Light Water Parade from our theme park room last time as it came across the 7 Seas Lagoon. Maybe it doesn't always do that?)
We're going to to switch rooms in order to get free dining. If we were paying for our own trip, it would be worth $629 dollars for the theme park view rooms - we don't get to Disney every year and waking up to see the castle first thing is a We Won the Lottery! moment for us. Plus, with a child with special needs (easily overwhelmed, needs breaks) and a one-year-old who can't nap in the stroller and usually goes to bed at 6:30 PM (though he will stay up later in the excitement of Disney) I will be spending a fair amount of time in the room.
(I wouldn't feel comfortable leaving the kids alone in the room to go down to the 4th floor to see the fireworks, but am really happy to know about that option, so that if the baby's still awake we could slip down there together. Fireworks from farther away are less overwhelming for my 8-year-old, anyway.)
But this is my in-laws' trip and they're paying for everything - I'm just doing the planning - so I think I'll go for economics and get the cheaper rooms plus free dining.
Thanks again!
(Note: We saw the Electric Light Water Parade from our theme park room last time as it came across the 7 Seas Lagoon. Maybe it doesn't always do that?)





All paid off and in the home stretch!!! Can't wait til our 1st October trip!! Usually we go in June so this should be a nice change of pace for us. I just wish DD5 would figure out what she wants to be for the PARTY. She wants to keep changing her mind! DS12 wants to be the headless horseman but I told him IDK if that was allowed. Does anyone know if he would be able to wear that costume? You can't see his face at all.
I was the only one who didn't get sick, but my little cousin did the first night we were there!
And it made for a hard first day, since she couldn't do much and had a fever. Oh, and I took vitamin C everyday.
I wore a pink power ranger t-shirt, did my hair and makeup up nice, but wore jeans and sneakers. I was fine, my Cousins skimpy fairy costume didn't work out so well for her, especially her flats (shoes) 