Absolutely makes sense! Again, I'm not HI and sometimes the people I have to deal with - I can't understand either for all the reasons you stated!Automated systems generally use a person who talks in a clear, regular paced voice that is usually accent free (harder to understand an accent when you are hearing impaired). A good majority of regular people talk fast, mumble, etc on the phone which is why it is easier to hear an automated system vs. a live person. Does this make sense? I'm not deaf, just hearing impaired (there is a difference!) so it is just a matter of being able to talk to someone who speaks clearly on the phone. Unfortunately that is very hard to come by these days.
Thank you all for your suggestions. I will plan to leave a note with my tip each day! Never even thought of that!
It's because I know it took you countless hours, and love of the POP obviously, that you did this, and I just can't Thank You enough! Some newbies may not know ALL you've done here, but I DO!Awe! Thanks, Kim! You are most welcome! It thrills me to know that you found so much value in Posts 1 & 2. There are so many people on here and those who are no longer lurking that contributed to its content. I just put it all in one place! Needless to say, it took me countless hours to get it where it is, which really was only an outcome of my personal need to learn about PC. I thought "Why should anyone else have to spend all this time like I did?! SHARE SHARE SHARE!"
So I appreciate you taking the time to review and more importantly, to take advantage of the benefit of having it all at your fingertips so you don't waste time researching or waiting for responses when you have better things to do! Thanks for taking the time to express your appreciation!
Thank you for SHARING!!! 
Adding another Thank you to Kimberly "Buckeye Girl". This is such a wonderful and informative thread. I love how it is all organized. So wish you could do the other resorts or inspire others to do it. You've spoiled us.
Thanks, Lorie! Thanks so much!
I also want to say thanks for all the hard work put into the original post! It has made me even more excited to stay at POP. We've printed it out and I'm highlighting all the things that pertain to us or seem like they would. It's perfect for us compulsive planners.
You're welcome! We are all a wonderful source of information, so I thank everyone for making contributions!!
We stayed in room 0153 in building 10, 70's section in Dec. 08. It was a preferred room, king but not disabled accessible. Since we weren't using the pools, it was perfect for the DW and I. It was close to the 90's parking lot but had a nice green area right out our door. It was a very short walk to the Everything POP and transportation. Being a king bed there was much more floor space with nightstands on each side of the bed. It made the room seem more like a mod or deluxe. For two people or two with a little one (crib) its perfect. I would do it again in a heartbeat. We arrive a week from today, but this time with three adults and DGD in a preferred double-bed room. It may be a little cramped, but its WDW and we are looking forward to a great time!!
Sorry for no pics. The only one I have is of the door.
The end rooms at POP are on the end of the bldg so just one room next door. The rooms are identical in every way, one window, same footage etc. We've been in both - some end rooms are nice because less people walk by the room, but it is a longer walk to the room - unless you get an end room by the elevator then everyone will walk by
Hope this helps!
