juliebee
Will work for Dole Whip
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The sliders on the first floor rooms have the lock on the handle and an additional lock higher up. I doubt a young child could do it because it is too high. I have a 6 year old and he wouldn't be able to unlock the higher lock.
The noise is very easy to get use to. I was worried about the ferry horn since we were in Hawaii, but honestly I think I noticed it for the first hour we were there and then didn't notice it for the entire week we were there. It definitely did not keep any of us up at night.
The noise is very easy to get use to. I was worried about the ferry horn since we were in Hawaii, but honestly I think I noticed it for the first hour we were there and then didn't notice it for the entire week we were there. It definitely did not keep any of us up at night.

The first night we were there we had a long day and went to bed early and I was jolted out of bed with a horrendous noise and it was the EWP. Even with the sliders closed , it sounded like we were right out there on the barges with them! My DD slept right through it, but I got up, walked out to the balcony and enjoyed the show (and waited for it every night before I went to bed!). I think at the WL, the sound must bounce off the hotel because of its layout??? Don't get me wrong, I love the EWP and watched it every night, but it is so loud at the WL!!!
Looks like the Poly is completely full my week anyway so who knows where we'll end up? 


(not that I'm excited or anything) (wait til I do my single digit dance!
)
) and stroll back to our room without having to fight crowds to get back....


Hope you have lots of pics.
I've been to WDW in the summer several times and there IS an electricity in the air. The parks are open later, everything's all lit up (I LOVE the lights in the sidewalk in Epcot), I love the late-night swimming, etc.
Yes, we're on the WBTA!!! We booked it a few months ago, and I can't wait.
I hope you have a great time at Vero Beach
and at the Polynesian! 
