Rellyrooly
I earned my ears years ago....
- Joined
- Feb 21, 2006
- Messages
- 129
HI All-
It's been a little while since I posted also, SO MUCH going here. We are buying a local golf course and due to take ownership the end of this month so things are just nutty here.
Wow Shirley, your gonna have students on board with you? You just better watch your partying younglady!
Really though, welcome to all the new chandler members, it will be so nice to meet you all!
Cindy
It's been a little while since I posted also, SO MUCH going here. We are buying a local golf course and due to take ownership the end of this month so things are just nutty here.
Wow Shirley, your gonna have students on board with you? You just better watch your partying younglady!
Really though, welcome to all the new chandler members, it will be so nice to meet you all!Cindy
.....No worries at all......What happens on the
I am looking forward to it - and I am still telling everyone I meet that they need to try the
Shirley
due to a hurricane. Had a stingray swim planned with a private company and will probably rebook this again (if I can put the whole Steve Irwin thing out of my head
, and although my kids are supposed to go to her school, we attend a neighboring school (beginning with a J
I've never been on a message board before until I talked to Shirley and she told me about this site. What a neat way to meet people and find out more about the cruise details. Thanks for the excursion advice too!
). You've got some pretty good restaurants very close by (e.g., Spoodles, Flying Fish), ice cream and pizza, and lots of entertainment by the water. Sometimes you can see the fireworks if your room faces the right way. Also, you can easily walk to Epcot or take a boat to several other locations, including Disney-MGM. The Wilderness Lodge is very cool; we really liked it (it has a very different feel to it making it seem like you're in the northwest, and we loved the creek running through the lobby and the geyser by the pool), but it is not as conveniently located as Boardwalk. Whispering Canyon restaurant is a hoot but don't be deceived by the name; it's fun, especially for the kids (when we were there, they had the kids gallop around on stick horses), but not the place for a quiet dinner. Not even close. The other place we have stayed is Old Key West, which is a beautiful resort; the biggest downside is that it is very inconvenient to pretty much anything else, especially if you don't have a car (count on lots of travel time), and the food is very limited. The room sizes are impressive though, as is the view since you're located by the water.

