andrewilley
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Ok now I see. I never thought of that. It sure beats gathering kindling.![]()
No need, that's what the Campfire on Ol' Man Island is for.

Andre
Ok now I see. I never thought of that. It sure beats gathering kindling.![]()

I just book a return trip to POR!!!!
My Best friend has this crazy idea to celebrate our September birthdays at WDW. I knew it wouldn't be possible because my boys would have already started back to school and with the oldest starting high school, he couldn't take a few days off. Well my wonderful husband said "Why don't you just go and take our youngest with you?" I was shocked and so happy! We don't normal take big solo trips. I was also scared to drive 8 hrs with just the two of us.(We would be meeting my BF down there.) So the idea to take my niece, who has only been to the MK for one day at age 13, along with us came up. I have asked her to join us before & she always turns me down, but this time she said YES!

So I was reading a review on another site about the Royal Rooms. It had mentioned that the other Royal Mansion building would be completed "by June". Previously, everything that I had read stated they would be done in the middle of April.
We arrive the first week of May... what are the odds they are overbooked?? Would they put you elsewhere in POR and refund the difference?? I'm probably getting way ahead of myself anyway. Just wondering if anyone heard an update on Parterre Place. Thanks!
Thanks for the pictures joannalh! Just gets me even more excited for our trip.
Soooo, was the new theme worth it? Did you love it?
Well, it was my first time at POR, so I can't compare the RGRs to any other rooms. But I really liked the room and so did the kids. They loved the fireworks on the bed especially. I booked it because I thought it would be fun as they were brand new, and also because I wanted to be sure of a refurbished room/Queen beds. I'm glad I did, but I don't know that I'd pay the extra to stay in one again vs. a regular room.
We've never been to POR and are really looking forward to the resort and new rooms
I saw someone board with a huge double stroller-as we were waiting for the boat I was wondering how on earth they'd get one, but then there was lots of space. So I think it should be fine.

I video taped them opening the door and all the oohs and aahs, the "look at this" and "look at that" and the "wow's" and then the dreaded "can we live here" line
I only put in one request, which was ground floor and we got it. My DW keeps laughing at me because I have tried to move the Tiana letter on the table out of the way a few times already. The funny part is, it is a permanent part of the table top
I still think POR is the best resort to just walk around, the landscaping, river, bridges and buildings are just so well done.

Electric kettle I assume. That's what we use for making tea in our POR rooms anyway, we have one stashed away in our Owner's Locker.
We did try bringing a travel kettle, but they take ages to boil on the low USA mains voltage so we found it better to get a cheap domestic US one from WalMart.
Andre