single digits are here 1 sleeps to go!

Love Washington! Number one for me was to stand on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial exactly where Martin Luther King said "I Have a Dream....." , goosebumps! They have carved the words into the steps there and the view down the mall to the Capitol is breathtaking :)

Andona

I can't wait to see this also. Sounds amazing.

I agree..and totally mind blowing at night..the whole city takes on a "disney main St type glow"......I need to go back for a week at least, just to do the Smithsonian's..all 9 of them.

dont expect the white house to be huge, houses out in kellyville are bigger:rotfl:

I definitely want to tour the monuments at night, think we will do this our first evening in DC.
 
WAMUMof4 - what a massive trip. You will be exhausted but so very happy at the end, you will have seen so much.

You will have to haul it in NYC with so few days but it is totally doable. Such an awesome city and so much to see.

I realise you won't have time for a TR but if you could pop in every now and again and let us know how you are going that would be great.
 
WAMUMof4 - what a massive trip. You will be exhausted but so very happy at the end, you will have seen so much.

You will have to haul it in NYC with so few days but it is totally doable. Such an awesome city and so much to see.

I realise you won't have time for a TR but if you could pop in every now and again and let us know how you are going that would be great.
I reckon I would be happy to go and spend a month in NY and a month at Disney maybe one day;) This trip we just plan on going to Madison square gardens, Rockfeller, Mary Poppins, the zoo, FAO Schwartz and can't decide on the opening night of the US Open.

what an amazing trip!!! you are going to have a blast!!

almost down to the final week now :)
:thumbsup2Thanks I am actually looking forward to a more laid back trip this time no crazy 3 days of driving to get somewhere I still can't believe we are actually checked into the same hotel for 12 nightspixiedust:

Sprintcar highway, they are here? We go to the highway at night last year, the Department of Health that his brother was the demolition derby run. Many years ago, I have been to, but have forgotten how noisy, muddy and smelly.

I'm not really sure where you went to the speedway but we are going to race tracks yep it's noisy, muddy and smelly and my kids and DH :love: it the great thing about having family with different likes is the variety of things you get to do and see:)
 

All the best for a safe trip. May your family holiday provide you with many memories.
 
how many days now?????????

are you down to hours yet???? I love it when I start counting in hours:hourglass

I have 1559 hrs to go
 
WAMUMOF4, I will be off on our ski trip early Sat morning so I won't get a chance to say good luck and happy travels the day before you leave.
So I just wanted to say have an awesomely magical time. Thanks for sharing all your planning with us, and I'm looking forward to hearing about your trip enroute or when you get back. Safe travels .:goodvibes
 
Yes, I'm wishing you a wonderful trip too and I hope it is all you have dreamed it will be . pixiedust:
 
:wave2:Here is my final itinerary it's only taken 10 months of planning and lot of changes and tears. :thanks: for all your help and encouragement:hug:

July 16 July arrive DFW
July 17 Dallas
July 18 DS16 arrives
July 19 drive to Houston
July 25 Drive to Dallas
July 26 -28 Curry Blake Conference with friends from Aus
July 29 - August 2nd explore Dallas
August 2nd DH arrives and we will drive to Knoxville
August 3-12 Knoxville IA Speedway
August 12 Sioux falls Speedway
August 13 Mount Rushmore
August 14-15 were staying somewhere between Cody and Yellowstone National Park
August 16 Jackson Grand Tetons
August 17 Drive to Hoover Dam
August 18-19 Vegas
August 20 Drive to Anaheim
August 20-25 Disneyland
August 25 Fly to New York
August 26-28 New York
August 28 New Jersey to visit Carlos Bakery
August 29 drive to Vernon NY stop at Orange county choppers on the way,
then go to Bruce Springsteen
August 30 drive to Mechanisburg Hershey's Chocolate World
August 31 visit Lancaster for the day and then Williams Grove speedway
Sept 1 Washington DC as much as we can see
Sept 2 Fly to Orlando check in to AOA 12 night stay
Sept 2 Magic Kingdom
Sept 3 Hollywood studios Mama Melrose Fantasmic package lunch
Sept 4 Water Park
Sept 5 Animal kingdom Planet Hollywood Dinner
Sept 6 Disney quest
Sept 7/8/9 Universal Studios Rock the Universe, Universal studios
Sept 10 Water Park
Sept 11 chill day Mickeys Halloween Party
Sept 12 chill day Epcot maybe for illuminations
Sept 13 Magic Kingdom The Crystal Palace late lunch, Dessert party
Sept 14th Fly to LA check into hotel in La head to DL to see Halloween decorations
Sept 15-16 Tour LA have the hotel booked for 3 nights so we can book out at 9pm before flight
Sept 18 arrive home
:rolleyes1:flower3: Ahem famous last words:lmao: After i have rejuggled our days at WDW i will post my final itinerary:lmao:
 
Wow, it's so close now!

Have a fabulous trip. I'm looking forward to hearing all about it, but for your sake, I hope the next couple of months go sloooooow.

Bon voyage!
 
That's a huge trip! I hope all goes well and you have a fantastic time.
 
:wave2::mic:this is my final finalised itinerary i promise:rolleyes1
July 16 July arrive DFW
July 17 Dallas
July 18 DS16 arrives
July 19 drive to Houston
July 25 Drive to Dallas
July 26 -28 Curry Blake Conference with friends from Aus
July 29 - August 2nd explore Dallas
August 2nd DH arrives and we will drive to Knoxville
August 3-12 Knoxville IA Speedway
August 12 Sioux falls Speedway
August 13 Mount Rushmore
August 14-15 were staying somewhere between Cody and Yellowstone National Park
August 16 Jackson Grand Tetons
August 17 Drive to Hoover Dam
August 18-19 Vegas
August 20 Drive to Anaheim
August 20-25 Disneyland
August 25 Fly to New York
August 26-28 New York
August 28 New Jersey to visit Carlos Bakery
August 29 drive to Vernon NY stop at Orange county choppers on the way,
then go to Bruce Springsteen
August 30 drive to Mechanisburg Hershey's Chocolate World
August 31 visit Lancaster for the day and then Williams Grove speedway
Sept 1 Washington DC as much as we can see
Sept 2 Drive to NY Board the Magic :yay:
Sept 3 Sea day
Sept 4 Halifax, Nova Scotia
Sept 5 Saint John, New Brunswick
Sept 6 sea day
Sept 7 New York fly to Orlando
Sept 7/8/9 Universal Studios Rock the Universe, Universal studios
Sept 10 Water Park Holly Wood studios
Sept 11 Water Park or chill day Mickeys Halloween Party
Sept 12 Animal Kingdom Disney Quest
Sept 13 Magic Kingdom The Crystal Palace late lunch, Dessert party
Sept 14th Fly to LA check into hotel in La head to DL to see Halloween decorations
Sept 15-16 Tour LA have the hotel booked for 3 nights so we can book out at 9pm before flight
Sept 18 arrive home

I think i might need to change to Park hoppers will make that choice when we arrive.
 
Wow, it's so close now!

Have a fabulous trip. I'm looking forward to hearing all about it, but for your sake, I hope the next couple of months go sloooooow.

Bon voyage!
Thanks i hope they go so slow to but i imagine they wont last year our trip seemed to fly by:)
That's a huge trip! I hope all goes well and you have a fantastic time.
:thumbsup2 Thanks
 
http://disneycruise.disney.go.com/faqs/onboard-dining/dining-attire/

Onboard Dining
Question:What should I wear to dinner?
Answer:
Dining Dress requirements vary by venue or theme night on your cruise. In general, most meals are "Cruise Casual"—no shorts, swimwear or tank tops. Most cruises also have special theme nights with additional attire requirements. Here's a breakdown of these events by cruise itinerary.

On 4-night cruises:

First night: cruise casual—no shorts, swimwear or tank tops
One pirate or tropical night (deck party)
One "dress-up night"—jacket for men, dress or pantsuit for women
Final night: cruise casual—no shorts, swimwear or tank tops


On 7-night cruises:

First night: cruise casual—no shorts, swimwear or tank tops
Three additional "cruise casual" nights—no shorts, swimwear or tank tops
One pirate or tropical night (deck party)
One formal and one semi-formal night—formal wear for men: tuxedo or suit; for women: gown or dress; semi-formal wear for men: suit/jacket; for women: dress or pantsuit.


Dress code at Palo on all cruises:

Men: dress pants and shirt or jacket
Women: dress or pantsuit
Please no jeans, shorts, capri pants, flip-flops or tennis shoes

Dress code at Remy on all cruises:

A tuxedo or jacket (sports or suit jacket) is required with dress pants for men. Ties are optional.
A cocktail dress, pant suit or skirt/blouse is required for women.
Please no jeans, shorts, capri pants, flip-flops or tennis shoes.

For cruises that request formalwear attire, Guests can pre-order tailored formalwear rentals and have it delivered directly to their staterooms upon arrival. To learn more, visit Cruiseline Formalwear.
 


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