Some general questions - Boosters, Booths, Babysitting, etc...

[kittycat9]

We leave for our trip on the 19th (although we aren't arriving at Disney until the 24th), so I'm in the countdown for getting all the detail in order before going.

First thank you for the sticky on print outs for the car. A+

Down to business...
Do the TS restaurants have booths, and if so - should I call dining and have that request noted? We have our ressies, but DS2 prefers a booster (meaning, he doesn't have a fit sitting in it). I'm trying to minimize his little spells out of courtesy of other guests, and Boosters w/booths are always a win-win for us.

Babysitting...
I read something about babysitting options at Disney. My boys are 2 & 5, so am I right in assuming that I have to do the in-room only option? If so, would someone please direct me to the right site - preferably one that someone has used before. DH and I would love to enjoy one evening to ourselves.

Bounceback (I know this kind of belongs up in codes and rates)
If we get a bounceback option, we plan on reserving. Is that date flexible, as we get closer to it? Do you know what the weather is like in early January?

Other weather...
What is the weather like in late March? I'm working on our packing list, and don't want to overdo it - but want to be prepared too. (We're driving).

Thanks in advance.

 

[TheDizMom]

Well I can help you out with 2 of your questions.

Booths. Yes some have them. I don't think you can put that in your ressie, but when you arrive you can ask them to seat you in a booth if possible. When we went our first time our DD was afraid of the characters and we of course booked lots of character meals. We requested booths whenever possible so a character couldn't approach her unexpectedly from behind, and it was harder to get to her. They always did their best to accommodate us, and I think there was only one time they weren't able to.

Weather. It will be warm most days. We were always in the 80's at that time of year. However, this year the weather in Florida has been very unpredictable and unusually cold, so I would have some sweatshirts or light weight jackets and at least one pair of long pants. You are lucky in that you are driving so have more room to work with, so take advantage and pack a few colder weather outfits. Also go on line and check what they are predicting for weather in Orlando while you are there. It will help you decide if you should bring more cool weather clothes, and again since you are driving you can easily add them in at the last minute.

Have a wonderful time.