KathyM2
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Hey Kathy, I know others have already given their feedback but just want to say again that YES, you definitely have to try at midnight for A&E, but you'll be fine for TSMM (although if you're up booking at midnight you may as well do that one, too!). DH and I have AP's and I often go in and "pretend" to make FP's for myself - like in case a plane suddenly landed in my backyard to fly me down for a couple hours - and TSMM is always available next day and, with a few exceptions, day of. So even if you couldn't make your FP's until 58 or 59 days out I think you'd get a decent time.
A&E on the other hand NEVER comes up as available, even at 30 days out. That's not to say people don't ever get A&E at 30 days, but it ain't easyGo fast at 60 days, too, so yeah, bring that laptop on your girls trip!
Thanks and...sigh. I guess I'm doomed to bringing the laptop if there's any hope of seeing those Frozen girls without RD...sigh...oh well. Good to hear about TSMM...but you're right...if I'm up I may as well do them all!
Go fast at 60 days, too, so yeah, bring that laptop on your girls trip!
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but I do like to have an all-inclusive, color-coded planner for all our WDW trips. Which I print and Ziploc (water rides, rain, liquid enthusiasm [aka sweat]) for each person. And staple them to their foreheads each morning at reveille. Besides the usual Park choice, FP+ and ADR info, I always include the plus the parks' scheduled hours for each day, (including EMH for all parks, and crowd level estimates, to facilitate changes in the plan) plus a list of attractions that are open during EMHs, and attractions that have Single Rider lines.

She was over the moon. And there were a few more surprises that week (I just left out a detail or two when I printed her planner).