branv
<font color=blue>The safety feature in my parents
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We have a cruise booked already for Jan. 2006 (oh my, what a deal!
) We have four parkhopper days leftover from a trip in 2004, and so we are planning two days at the park seperately (i.e. not doing land/sea package). We are going to use a rental car instead of Magic Express and DCL transfers, but we are likely staying at a Disney resort.
As someone going from a resort to depart on a cruise, are there any benefits we can receive even though we're not doing it as a package or using the transfers? Such as having them pick up our luggage at the resort, etc?
Can't hurt to check, right?
Piggyback question: I've got the whole tipping thing down...about amounts, envelopes, etc. But wondering...when you hand your servers their envelopes, do they open them in front of you?
I know I don't have any reason to be shy about it, we always tips very well (Anyone who ever worked in a service industry does
), but for some reason it's just so awkward! I even get embarrased handing a valet his tip. Yeah, I know...it's a silly quirk. 
Thanks!
) We have four parkhopper days leftover from a trip in 2004, and so we are planning two days at the park seperately (i.e. not doing land/sea package). We are going to use a rental car instead of Magic Express and DCL transfers, but we are likely staying at a Disney resort.As someone going from a resort to depart on a cruise, are there any benefits we can receive even though we're not doing it as a package or using the transfers? Such as having them pick up our luggage at the resort, etc?
Can't hurt to check, right?

Piggyback question: I've got the whole tipping thing down...about amounts, envelopes, etc. But wondering...when you hand your servers their envelopes, do they open them in front of you?
I know I don't have any reason to be shy about it, we always tips very well (Anyone who ever worked in a service industry does
), but for some reason it's just so awkward! I even get embarrased handing a valet his tip. Yeah, I know...it's a silly quirk. 
Thanks!

