PaDisneyCouple
DIS Veteran
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- Feb 17, 2006
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Ahh, DIS Board-speak. It is like learning a 2nd language.
Port Orleans French Quarter (POFQ). DW and I have even been using these abbreviations when we talk WDW to each other. And I sometimes do it at work. The other Disney folks just sort of give me that look....
We've done both cruises with a TA. But I did our 2003 WDW trip myself. Even our CR (Contemporary Resort) getaway, when I used a TA, I only used them for the room and 1 day park ticket. Using or not can vary based on price, how much work you want to do yourself, etc.
WDW planning stress: just remember, getting there is half the fun. And don't forget: the planning is the part that doesn't cost money! Unlike the trip itself. I'm sure most of the Moon Cruisers (perhaps this group name is appropriate?
) have lists of all sorts of Disney things they'd love to do. I know we do: BC 7-night, Double-dip DCL, Panama Canal Repo, AKL multiple night stay, WDW visit when the Holiday decorations are up. In closing, we're coming up on a special time of year. Soon the 2007 Passporter Guide to the DCL will be available. Christine and I have found it to be of great value. We even bought one last year, when we weren't cruising. Well worth the money. Between that and the DIS, you don't need anything else.
Sean
No, no Tony, we call ours The God Father
for a walk. WOW it was cold out there..but she needed some excercise & so did I.
for the folks on the shore to make off with the goods. As long as they claimed it on their tax returns. If this is true, could your DIS friends send you some shopping lists? 
The kids wear shorts/whatever when in the club... so they take them to dinner in what they are wearing. They transfer the kids from the clubs to the restaurants via hidden hallways... they are TOTALLY protected from outsiders. That's why they eat in whatever restaurant is closed... so they aren't exposed to adults!
