kdeans1010
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- May 2, 2012
Hey,
So my first DCL cruise (got off 3 weeks ago and already itching for another. I wonder if there's an ointment for that...), I did the Disney transfer, had Disney book my flight, the hotel, and shuttle. Now I booked one with my mom for April 20th. My final payment is due by Feb 4th. Here's my thoughts/questions:
1.)After Feb 4th can I still add on Disney transfers and all that? That could be my tax return (pending my work gets those out quickly this year). I am not talking about adding it on April 3rd, but I am thinking more like Feb. 10th?
2.) Aside from the whole Disney organized thing, how can I get from MCO to Port Canaveral? I am still very new to this whole "take an airplane across country for a vacation" (an adult vacation), usually I load up the golden retriever and go camping within 20 miles of my house. I would need to get in the day before because if Sea-Tac and Washington weather has taught me anything it is to expect delays (whether traffic or thunderstorms or snow).
Thanks!
(Sorry babbling. I worked NOCs last night and haven't fallen asleep yet, but my brain is goo... hey look a butterfly.)
So my first DCL cruise (got off 3 weeks ago and already itching for another. I wonder if there's an ointment for that...), I did the Disney transfer, had Disney book my flight, the hotel, and shuttle. Now I booked one with my mom for April 20th. My final payment is due by Feb 4th. Here's my thoughts/questions:
1.)After Feb 4th can I still add on Disney transfers and all that? That could be my tax return (pending my work gets those out quickly this year). I am not talking about adding it on April 3rd, but I am thinking more like Feb. 10th?
2.) Aside from the whole Disney organized thing, how can I get from MCO to Port Canaveral? I am still very new to this whole "take an airplane across country for a vacation" (an adult vacation), usually I load up the golden retriever and go camping within 20 miles of my house. I would need to get in the day before because if Sea-Tac and Washington weather has taught me anything it is to expect delays (whether traffic or thunderstorms or snow).
Thanks!
(Sorry babbling. I worked NOCs last night and haven't fallen asleep yet, but my brain is goo... hey look a butterfly.)