Sharing personal medical info

[Allison]

Not sure what's wrong with "Have a magical day"; Walt Disney World is The Most Magical Place on Earth.

And it's friendlier than a simple "goodbye".

They said they loved it.

 

[backfromboston]

Not sure what's wrong with "Have a magical day"; Walt Disney World is The Most Magical Place on Earth.

And it's friendlier than a simple "goodbye".

oh no, it is hard to interpret the intention/tone in these posts. kaytieeldr there was no sarcasm or cynicism in my last post. I loved hearing my first "have a magical day". I found everone's replies critical of the GR phone services. I felt it was a nice call and enjoyed the magical day wish

 

[backfromboston]

i meant "bulbs"

 

[kaytieeldr]

oh no, it is hard to interpret the intention/tone in these posts. kaytieeldr there was no sarcasm or cynicism in my last post. I loved hearing my first "have a magical day". I found everone's replies critical of the GR phone services. I felt it was a nice call and enjoyed the magical day wish

Okay, I apologize for reading it as a sarcastic statement.

 

[PatMcDuck]

I have been at WDW since Tuesday, and got the DAS for my son, as we usually do. We have gone to the parks each day. We have used the DAS ONCE. (for the 7 Dwarfs Mine Train, because our plans changed and I could not adjust the FP+ for that one.)

It is surprising, that using the 3 FP+ booked from home, and sometimes 1-2 more at the kiosks, is enough. I will add that we have been at park opening each day. And we ride a combination of ALL the big rides, with the short line attractions. And we break in the hot, busy afternoons.

My point is, that using FP+ and perhaps WC return times (at MK mostly) is surprisingly good. Not to get into a debate about DAS, just to reassure anyone who does not get a DAS, that they may find that it works out ok.