I've been editing that whenever I think of something to add, remove or change. I've been getting lots of advice from here and from friends so I am constantly trying make my plans better!! 
How bad of a wait would it be to do a walk in there??? Anyone have an idea??? 
I know my kids would love it, they both love dinosaurs!!! I thought about switching around my ADR's too but there is no opening at all for our days. 
I tried to get a ADR for T-Rex for that night but nothing is open right now
Other places I must check out while in DTD: Ghiradelli, The World of Disney, and maybe the Christmas shop! Any other suggestions?
I am not sure we will be able to eat dinner that late, but we did keep it. That is the same day we are going to RFC. Wonderful idea to come up with alternate plans. I am very eager to read your TR, as well, I am sure it will be fabulous! T-Rex is a very cool restaurant and apparently in demand. I heard from another DISboarder that they tried the walk up approach and they said it was a 2 hour wait. We tried getting ressies about 2.5 months ago and could only find a 10pm time slot.....
Your plans are looking great!!! It is so touch and go when you have little ones and with the constant Florida heat.
Here is what I have, if anyone can think of anything else I need on my list, please let me know!! 
Thanks girls, I'm unsure on whether I want to make an ADR for our arrival night now anyway, so I'm going to think about it some more. I had the phone in my hand this morning and was about to dial T-Rex and then sat here thinking that maybe I should wait and decide for sure what we want to do lol... ahhh, decisions, decisions!!!
Before I go onto the details of the other days, I'm going to go over my list of what to pack.
What we need to pack for Disney:
- Camera, battery charger, cords, etc!
- Laptop computer.
- A good backpack for wearing around the parks!
- Spray bottles and hand held fans!
- Water!!!
- Baby Wipes.
- The kids "If I'm lost" badges!
- Lots of snacks for the car ride, the hotel and the parks!
- Quick breakfast foods: Pop Tarts, Cereal bars, fruit, etc?
- Medicines, bandaids, etc.
- Sunglasses, Sunblock.
- Bug Spray
- Sun hats.
- Eyeglasses, Extra contacts & contact solutions, etc.
- Hair products and accessories: Hairspray, bows, brushes, etc!
- Plenty of clothing including extra undies, shoes, socks, etc!
(Tip: Pre-pack outfits in ziplocks for each day.)- Light sweaters/coats for cool nights or cold restuarants.
- Bathing suits, sandals & beach towels for swimming.
- Toys, cards, games etc for car ride entertainment!
- Rain ponchos & umbrella's!
- Ziplocs: large and small, and plastic bags.
- Books, pens, maps, planning print outs!
- Needle & thread & safety pins!
- Flashlight.
- Ice cooler!
- Clean pennies for penny-presses!
- Tip envelopes w/tip money!
Very Impressive!!! I think I will use your list when getting ready to pack.
I think it is very smart to bring the water mist fans. You can get them a lot cheaper at Walmart and the like. We bought one in Disney one year and paid $15 for it and then goofy me left it under the flap of the umbrella of one of the rental strollers. Didn't realize it until we were back in our room....Poof! $15 dollars down the drain. I hope another family found it and was able to use it.
Band-aids, antiseptic spray/neosporin is definitely a must. You don't realize how much you will walk in Disney and even shoes that you think are broken in might not be with the amount of walking that will be done. Expect blisters.... I wish someone would have told me that for our first trip! You may also want to bring some mole skin. Are you guys renting a stroller or bringing your own or is the plan for the kiddos to walk?
She's the one that complains! 
I'm hoping the kids will be able to walk but we will rent a stroller if we feel that we need to, I'm not going to bring ours. My youngest will turn 4 before the trip so maybe he will be ok. He usually does better about walking around than my 7 year old DD anyway!
Last time we went in 2009, Kay was 7 and Jay was 3 and we rented a double. My DH is a "drill sargeant" literally on our WDW trips. It is more like a marathon than a vacation, but I love it! I swear we walk up to 10 miles a day in the parks, to the bus stops, around the resorts, etc. I should bring a pedometer on this trip just to track it. Looking at our Photopass pics we looked to have lost weight by the end of our trips. That is why I have to have a beach vacation planned after Disney to rest up and let my blisters heal. If you do plan on renting a stroller from Disney it is best to do it for the week up front then to rent it day by day. I think we paid somewhere around $300 for a week for a double and that was in 2009. We were astounded about how pricey it was, but the strollers are good quality, easy to push and you don't have to lug it on the trains, buses and such. They give you a name tag for it so you can leave it at the rides and then come back for it and if someone happens to take it, you just get a new one with your receipt. It is very convenient. One thing you will see is many older children (7-10) riding in strollers around WDW, the walking is crazy along with the heat. Maybe that is why so many more people are renting those scooters, even the adults are exhausted from all the walking.
I also can't imagine paying that much for the stroller rental... . 
I had planned on renting a stroller at first but then a friend of mine told me how frustrating it was for her to push the stroller through the crowds and that it was so much faster if you can get the kids to walk.
We are planning to drive our car to the parks as much as possible, I've heard too many negatives about the bus system now. So it might not be a bad idea to just bring our stroller along if we have the room in the car... Hmmm... ??
Yes, so much to think about with the upcoming trip. We do like to drive, too, but the parking areas are sooo huge you will more than likely have to ride a shuttle to the front of the park unless you make it to RD or have very early ADRs. We have had pretty good luck with the busses, but lately I have read some very negative comments about the transportation, too. I hope it was just a fluke. Really, there is NO easy way to get around in Disney maybe unless you stayed at a Deluxe resort and could just ride the monorail . 
We purchased one for our last trip and it was a life saver. It is the collapsible type and we could fold it up and put it in the car after we had everything in our room. What a picture that created! Good luck with your planning! 
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