The Groovy New Pop Century FAQ Thread!

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Something I forgot to mention in my review. There are no laundry facilities in the 70's section. We had to go over to the facilities in the 60's section that's right next to the pool bar. We only did laundry the one time (thank goodness! It's not cheap!) so it wasn't that much of a hassle, but it might be for some people. Just wanted to mention that.
 
Becky Thank you so much for all this information. This is will be my first trip to disney and to stay inside. I was looking at the 50's and wanted to see the fireworks. Thank you for telling me the room #'s. This is the kind of information I wanted to read about and request for reservations. Again thank you so much.



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BaciBecky said:
Just returned from 5 nights at the POP on Tuesday. Once again we had a perfect room location and quite a view for a value resort! No noise (even tho the POP Warner overflow was in our section, in mostly pool side rooms), lovely view of the Lake and Generation Bridge. A bit of a problem upon check-in with the room - had not been properly clean (bathroom was disgusting and the room had not been really cleaned in a very long time). Manager came up and had everything taken care of that evening while I was at MVMCP (my first and fantastic!). Even got our first towel display one day!

We walked right into the 5 pm candlelight processional, Osbourne Lights had a good amount of folks, but comfortable. Enjoyed everything and Disney is definitely extra magical at Christmas!!

Not much good at trip reports but am happy to answer any questions about POP. Was my second stay. Buses were fine on both ends (went to BW and the bus was awful - took forever to get anywhere due to all the stops as always). POP food court was fine, busy but not long lines.

POP Christmas decorations are nicer than I expected - very pretty and homey. Wish they had more, but Everything POP, the Food Court and Lobby were very nice.

By the way, some the 70's buildings feel closer to the food court because the doors to the Food Court are so close, but both 50's and 70's (non-preferred) are very close and 50's has easy parking.

Adjusting to being home...
PS We could see all of the above from our room (had to walk outside to see Illuminations) - we were in Tramp building room 3413, but 3428 would be great as would any along those two corridors), as well as 2456 , building 2. Excellent views of all the fireworks (in the distnace, of course) but you also see the parking lot - it did not bother me, but I liked our room this yr better (3413 OR 3428). I requested a 4th fl room, lake view in Tramp building. Hope this helps. :) Have a great trip!!
 
PrincessAngelika said:
I'm so confused. *sigh* :confused3

I've booked a preferred room, ground floor, pool view...I was slightly concerned about foot traffic and noise levels but my DM (who has stayed there before) assured me that it will be minimal. I don't really want to fork over $10 extra a night so I can hear a bunch of teenagers screaming at each other...has anyone had any trouble with foot traffic or noise levels in preferred rooms, ground floor, pool view? I'm half tempted to call disney now and change it to lake view 50s tramp...lol

please help me make up my mind!! :goodvibes

JMHO, ....but we were on the ground floor of the 70's building and noticed a lot of noise...I will be requesting a room on any other floor but the 1st because of last year's experience....but a wonderful hotel--obviously, we're staying there again this year!! :goodvibes Have fun!!
 
I agree, we were on the 4th floor and loved it, in the 50's section. Close to everything, close to a pool and away from the noise. We are requesting 50's and 70's again this year. If you look at the map there are sections in 50's and 70's closer to Everything Pop than in the preferred, that made my decision for me.
 

Okay, well I'm excited because I booked my vacation today! Woot! I bit the bullet and requested a preferred room in the 60's section.. ground floor, facing pool.. did this because this is where my girls want to stay (after seeing pictures). Now I am starting to think I should request somewhere else. We are going from December 2-9 2006. We went during this time on our last trip, and they did swim several times (we stayed at Shades of Green).

Here is my preference.. I would like to be in a VERY fun area for kids.. fun meaning that they can walk right out and see cool stuff, and get that "WOW" factor. I chose a ground floor for two reasons... one, thinking of dragging our luggage to the room, though I'm thinking now they have elevators and carts to use? Second reason... coming back to the resort in the evening with two kids who are tired and complaining about how far they have to walk.. thought a ground floor might be better. Second guessing myself now. Wanted to be close to the food court and buses..

Okay, so I'm so confused now as to where to stay in the resort!! lol HELP ME!
 
At POP you will see COOL things and have the WOW factor everywhere, so I really wouldn't pay the extra 10 bucks a night for that.
 
I noticed in your posting that you mentioned Dbl/Dble-Bed Accessible 115
and Dbl/Dbl Bed Typical 2621 What is the difference in the accessible and typical. I have never been to disney and stayed inside the part. Another question is I have also noticed that if you have asthma such as myself and my son who will be on this trip you can be guaranteed a room. I am also a diabetic and need a refrigerator. Do we need to present a doctor's statement showing the medical reason for the frigerator or what should I show besides the insulin and allegery medicines needed for refrig. Thanks, Janet :cheer2: :Pinkbounc :banana: :confused3 :confused3


Chip 'n Dale Express said:
Welcome to the ALL NEW Pop Century GROOVY FAQ thread! Please take the time to read this first post -- It has the answers to many of your questions! :)



What is Pop Century?



Classic Hall will be the main building. Although the outside of the building is brightly colored, the insides of Pop Century are very subdued. Lots of browns, blues, grays, and mustard. It works well. It houses the front desk area, the arcade, and the merchandise/food court area, named "Everything POP." You walk into this area, and it starts off as the Merchandise Shop. Walk further, and it becomes the Food Court. The food court itself is HUGE. Tons of tables, lots of soda fountains, and it looks like there will be a very eclectic selection of food.

The Front Desk area is called "Memory Lane" because on the walls are covered with shadow boxes containing all sorts of pop icons from the past 50 years. As you walk down Memory Lane, you can regale the memories of yesteryear with your family. Behind the front desk are enlarged photos from the past 50 years. Very nicely done.

The front desk will have thirty stations, which include Guest Services, and Check In/Out. There is also a separate kids room in the lobby, with couches, toys, and a cartoon themed big screen TV.

Just outside the main area are the 60's buildings, and the Hippy Dippy Pool. There are two other pools, one shaped like a bowling pin, and another as a computer monitor.

Everything is VERY close to the main building. The furthest building might be a 5 minute walk to the front, if that.

The rooms themselves are similar to the All-Stars - but modified. They looked at the All-Stars, and made them better. A few changes include:
  • Lowered night stand - so that you won't hit your head on it when sleeping
  • Data port near the table for your laptop
  • BAR SOAP with separate shampoo
  • Redesigned sink area
  • In-room safe that can hold a laptop
  • Fitted bed sheets
  • Modernized climate control panel
  • Beds are mounted on pedestals, so that you can't loose things under them.
  • Curtains overlap, so that NO light will get in.
ROOMS

Q: How big are the rooms? How do they compare to the All-Stars?
The rooms are the same size and basic layout as the All-Stars - 260sq ft with either a King bed, or two Doubles. The dresser has been redesigned, is slightly bigger, and looks much nicer. Also, rooms come with a 25” TV, versus the 19” found in the All-Stars. The night stand has been lowered, so that one will not hit their head on it while sleeping. A data port has been installed by the table and chairs for easy access. Room colors are very subdued. Browns, blues, grays and a few mustards are the prominent colors. All rooms are identical in decoration, with the exception of a framed artwork and a wallpaper border depicting whatever decade the room is located in.

Q: What’s a Preferred building?
The 60s buildings will be considered Preferred buildings because of their close proximity to the Hippie Dippie Pool, Everything POP, the front desk, and the bus stops. Guests may upgrade from a standard room for only $10 per night (plus applicable tax).

Q: Will Pop Century have ADA accessible rooms?
Pop Century will have a plethora of different options for those guests traveling with wheelchairs, or guests with hearing impairments. There are a few different bathroom options for those guests using wheelchairs. For those guests with hearing impairments, we offer TTY phones, visual signals for fire alarms, phones, wake up alarms, and door knocks. There is also a bed shaker accessory. These items are available for use at no cost.

Q: What is the room mix?
King Bed Accessible 63
King Bed Typical 81
Dbl/Dbl Bed Accessible 115
Dbl/Dbl Bed Typical 2621

Q: What amenities will be available upon request?
Non-smoking rooms
Rooms accessible to guests with disabilities
Hearing-impaired TDD telephones
Visual smoke alarms
Bed boards and bed rails
Refrigerators (additional charge, unless for Medical Reasons only)
Cribs
Hair dryers
Iron and ironing board

Q: What are the big icons going to be of?
50s:
Stairwells will be Brunswick Bowling Pins
Pool – The 10th bowling pin
Building 1 – Lady
Building 2 – Jukebox
Building 3 – Tramp

60s:
Stairwells will be Duncan Yo-Yos
Pool – Hippy Dippy pool, and kiddie pool
Building 4 – Play-Doh
Building 5 – Mowgli & Baloo

70s:
Stairwells will be 8-Tracks
Pool – Goofy’s Pop-Jet pool area
Courtyard will feature giant Foosball players
Building 6 – Mickey Mouse Phone
Building 10 – Big Wheel cart.

80s:
Stairwells will be Rubik’s Cubes
Building 7 – Roger Rabit perched upon some Dip
Building 9 – Sony Walkman

90s:
Stairwells will be Cell Phones
80s/90s pool will be a giant computer monitor
Building 8 – Giant Laptop Computer

Q: What will the buildings look like? How many floors will they have?
The buildings will be similar to the All-Stars. They will be the standard T shape, with 4 floors. Each floor will have 72 rooms. Each building will have 2 elevators in the center by the giant icon.

Q: How can I send my preferences to the Room Assignor?
You may call Central Reservations or Pop Century at 407-938-4000.

Q: Will we be able to move the beds closer to the wall for more space?
No. Beds are on a pedestal, and are not moveable.

Q: Will there be a safe in the room?
Each room will feature an in-wall safe big enough to hold a laptop computer.

Q: Will 5 people fit in a room at Pop Century?
No. Pop Century rooms are limited to 4 persons, plus one infant in a crib. However, we do offer connecting rooms. This is a great option for larger families, as it allows for two bathrooms.

Q: What color are the room carpets at Pop Century?
They have a blue/gray base color, with a small mauve pattern.

Q: The 80s/90s look so far away from Classic Hall on the map. Are they really?
No! They are actually closer than they look. No room is more than 5 minutes (at a slow walk) from Classic Hall.




DINING

Q: What is “Everything POP” ?
Instead of having a separate food court, and gift shop, it's now combined into one. Sort of at least. When you walk into Everything POP, you're in the gift shop. Walk further, past the Gift shop registers, and you'll be in the seating area of the Food Court. Walk through the seats, and you'll be in the food area. It's an all in one area, but they are somewhat separate. (They will have separate registers) The food court will have 10 dedicated registers.

Q: Will they have a character breakfast at the resort?
No. Just like the All-Stars, there will only be a food court. No sit down restaurant. However, transportation will be provided to other resort and theme park character breakfasts.

Q: Will Pop Century have Refillable Mugs? How much do they cost and with what and where will we be able to refill them?
Mugs will be available in both the large and cup holder size. Prices and refill information coming soon. (Although it’s safe to say it will be the same price and policies as the other value resorts)

Q: What kind of food will be offered at Everything POP?
All kinds! Breakfast items will feature the standard fare, as well as Pop Waffles, and marshmallow fluff stuffed french toast. Lunch will feature sandwiches from our bakery (such as the tie dyed PB & flufff), pizza, burgers, as well as selections from our Ethnic area. Dinner will feature comfort food from Mom’s kitchen. Entrees include meatloaf, fried chicken, pot roast, and other treats. Desserts include Twinkie Tirimisu, Tie Dyed Cheesecake, and moon pies.

Q: Do they have cappuccino in the food court?
Yes! Real cappuccino and expresso will be sold. Also, hot chocolate and coffee will be at the beverage stations.

RECREATION

Q: Will there be any watercraft rentals?
Because Pop Century is a Value resort, there will not be a marina.

Q: How many pools will Pop Century have?
3 full sized pools, 1 kiddie pool, and 1 pop-jet pool.

Q: Will Pop Century feature an Arcade?
Yes! The Fast Forward Arcade is located in Classic Hall, across from Everything POP.

Q: Will there be towels available to use at the pools or do we need to bring our own?
You may bring the towels from your room. Should you need more towels, simply touch the Housekeeping button on your telephone to request more.

Q: What is Goofy's Pop Jet Area?
This is one of those water jet areas that kids seem to love. It's large, and has that padded foam ground. It can be found in the 70s area. I'm sure it will be a hit with the kids. There is also a kiddie pool area, but I'm sure some kids will prefer the pop jets.




TRANSPORTATION
Q: What about transportation?
Transportation from Pop Century should be very good. Because of the anticipated demand, buses will be running more frequently than some other resorts. During peak times, buses could potentially run every 5-8 minutes. Pop Century will be a “Magic On Demand” resort. (MOD will be based out of Zone 5)

Q: Where are the bus stops located?
In front of Classic Hall. A very short walk from ANY building!

Q: How many bus stops are there?
Currently, only one. However, once the Legendary Years opens up, both the Classic and Legendary Years will each have their own bus stop.

Q: How far is it from the parks?
There will be only one stop, so all buses will be direct. Pop Century is in a great central location so travel times will be great.

Estimated Times (may vary by driver)
MK - 12 minutes
EC - 8 minutes
ST - 5 minutes
AK – 6-12 minutes
BB - 6 minutes
DTD - 10-15 minutes
TL - 6 minutes or 16 minutes, depending on routing.

The one open variable will be Blizzard Beach. As it stands right now, Blizzard Beach will be with the Animal Kingdom bus, just like it is with most resorts. If we find that this route is not working, we may break it away as its own separate bus. However, if this is done, it will be combined with Caribbean Beach.

Q: Do the buses make any other stops at other resorts?
Currently, no. Once the Legendary Years open up, it is conceivable that during non-peak times, the routes might be shared. However, judging by occupancy, this will not be happening during peak morning times.


MISCELANEOUS

Q: Will Pop Century have Valet services?
No. As a Value resort, this amenity will not be provided.

Q: Will Pop Century have Bell Services?
Upon arrival, Pop Century will offer Luggage Assistance for our guests. Not to be confused with "Bell Services" found at Deluxe resorts, Luggage Assistance will take your luggage, and store it while you enter the lobby and check in. Your luggage will then be automatically delivered to your room within an hour of it becoming available. You do not need to be in the room for luggage to be delivered, so you can go off and play in the parks. When you get back, your luggage will already be there. We will have refrigerators for food and medical usage. (All food *MUST* be factory sealed) We will also have a locked area for valuables such as laptops, cameras, and other electronics.

When checking out, we can come and pick up your luggage, and store it until you are ready to depart. We do ask that you give us a call the night before, to arrange a pick up time. If you call day of, we may not have any availability left. We require a minimum of one hours notice. Those of you who opt for Express Checkout will receive a voice mail reminding you of this option, as well as other Express Checkout info. By the way, the voice of Express Checkout is the same voice that does the Monorail Spiel.

You do not need to be in your room for drop off or pick up.

Should you wish to handle your own luggage, we offer the use of our hand carts. (Not the "bird cages," but push carts) Usage of the carts is free, however, we will require a credit card on file, should you decide to take one home as a souvenir. We also do ask that guests limit cart usage to 30 minutes, so that other guests may use them as well.


Q: Will we be able to pick up MVMCP tickets & wrist bands and Candle Light Processional Dinner package badges & coupons (that have already been pre-paid) at the PC guest services?
Yes!

Q: Do you know when the Legendary section will open? Will it have it's own check in area, food court ...?
No one really knows when the Legendary Years will be finished, or open up. However, when it does, it will be a separate resort, with its own front desk, food court, and bus stop.


Q: I had heard a rumor you could walk to MGM from Pop Century. Is that true?
No. Pop Century is not within walking distance of anything, including Caribbean Beach. (Unless you use the Cast Only tunnel)

Q: Where exactly is this resort located?
Pop Century is located next to Caribbean Beach, and near the Disney-MGM Studios. There will be a lake called Hourglass Lake separating the Legendary and the Classic sections.


Q: Is the Generation Gap bridge across Hourglass Lake open?
The bridge is open, but does not go anywhere

Q: Can I fish at Pop Century?
Yes, but only from the shorelines. Fishing is not permitted from the Generation Gap Bridge. Shorelines are very steep, please use caution.

Q: Can you see any fireworks from Pop Century?
You might be able to see some of the high level fireworks from Illuminations from Buildings 2, 3, and 4.

Q: Will Pop Century be getting those large groups? (Cheerleaders, Pop Warner, etc)
All large groups will be booked at the All-Stars. The All-Star Resorts have a special large group check in and luggage area designed specifically for this purpose. However, there is the chance that Pop might be getting any overflow that will not fit at the All-Stars.

Q: Will there be Pressed Penny machines at Pop Century?
Yes! They will be located in the Fast Forward Arcade, as well as Everything Pop

Q: Will there be laundry facilities?
Yes. At each pool area, there will be a laundry room with washers and dryers.


Q: What are some local internet dialup numbers that I could use?

UPDATE: It has been brought to our attention by another poster that some of these numbers may no longer be local. Please double check with the front desk upon check in for local access numbers. Once you've tried out the number, give the front desk a call to find out if it really was local or not.

(Please note, although these numbers are local, you will incur a 75 cent per call access charge on your room)
AT&T Phone #
407-563-0080
407-563-9610

AOL Phone #
407-641-4265
407-641-4266
407-587-0072

MSN Phone #
407-648-1464
407-641-4676
407-541-0601

Bellsouth Phone #
407-896-7275
407-896-1919

Remember, there is a modem port under the desk! :)

Q: Are there any charges for phone use?
If you are calling inside of Walt Disney World, there is no charge. If you make a local call, calling card call, or toll free (800, 877) call, there will be a $0.75 surcharge. (This includes dialing your laptop modem) If you know you're going to be making long distance calls, I would recommend a pre-paid phone card, or other calling card types. Direct long distance rates will be billed at the full AT&T operator assist daytime rate + a 55% surchage.

Q: What is the address and phone number for Pop Century?
1050 Century Drive
Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830
Phone: 407-938-4000


Q: Can I hook up my video device to the TV?
Probably! There are RCA inputs for stereo audio and video on the front of the TV. There is no s-video input available.

Q: Will Pop Century be decorated for Christmas?
Yes. Pop Century will be decorated for Christmas. We have a few Christmas trees, and some garland around Classic Hall. Christmas music will also be playing around Classic Hall.
 
Does anyone know how many rooms POP has with a single king size bed instead of the 2 double? Also, are they located in a specific building(s)? I have requested one of these rooms, but again they told me there is no guarantee. Do they usually honor the requests for these rooms? :earsgirl:
 
MissTink said:
Does anyone know how many rooms POP has with a single king size bed instead of the 2 double? Also, are they located in a specific building(s)? I have requested one of these rooms, but again they told me there is no guarantee. Do they usually honor the requests for these rooms? :earsgirl:

Our experience has been that if you arrive early in the day you are more likely to get your room request honored even though your room might not be ready when you arrive. Ours always has been. We usually arrive around noon and are checked in and in our room by 12:30. The less requests you make the more likely you are to get them. We usually just make one then when we arrive we see what jiggling can be done. They have always been very helpful. The front desk staff is awesome and if you are friendly, they are wonderful!
 
HollyJoy said:
Okay, well I'm excited because I booked my vacation today! Woot! I bit the bullet and requested a preferred room in the 60's section.. ground floor, facing pool.. did this because this is where my girls want to stay (after seeing pictures). Now I am starting to think I should request somewhere else. We are going from December 2-9 2006. We went during this time on our last trip, and they did swim several times (we stayed at Shades of Green).

Here is my preference.. I would like to be in a VERY fun area for kids.. fun meaning that they can walk right out and see cool stuff, and get that "WOW" factor. I chose a ground floor for two reasons... one, thinking of dragging our luggage to the room, though I'm thinking now they have elevators and carts to use? Second reason... coming back to the resort in the evening with two kids who are tired and complaining about how far they have to walk.. thought a ground floor might be better. Second guessing myself now. Wanted to be close to the food court and buses..

Okay, so I'm so confused now as to where to stay in the resort!! lol HELP ME!

The WOW factor is everywhere at POP with something new to discover all the time. One of my daughters favorite things was going up and down the extremely themed stairs at night when they are lit up so ground floor is not a factor for us. Also, just because you paid for 60's doesn't mean you'll be facing the amazing main pool area, you could just as likely be facing one of the lesser courtyards or the lake. Also, if you ask for poolside, you're going to need to be prepared for the fact that the pool doesn't officially shut down until midnight and often when we were there was still hopping till 1 or 2 am. It wasn't loud in our room but you could hear it. We were too tired to care. We like 70's the best, close to main hall, close to main pool, close to popjets, close to busses if you go the back way!
 
Disney_1derland said:
Our experience has been that if you arrive early in the day you are more likely to get your room request honored even though your room might not be ready when you arrive. Ours always has been. We usually arrive around noon and are checked in and in our room by 12:30. The less requests you make the more likely you are to get them. We usually just make one then when we arrive we see what jiggling can be done. They have always been very helpful. The front desk staff is awesome and if you are friendly, they are wonderful!
:goodvibes Thank you so much. My plan was to arrive early anyway... hopefully they will accept my request.:flower:
 
That is my fear. The first time at POP we were there by noon and checked in and got our requests. This year we won't arrive until around 5 p.m. and I am worried our requests won't be honored. Anyone have any experience at POP getting them honored later??
 
I forget who asked this question, but I was told by TA that you just need to show the medicine at checkin. Not a MD's note. This is only to get a frig for no cost though. I'm sure you can get one if you are willing to pay the extra , no matter who you are.

My question is this. We will arrive around 7:30 pm for an 11 night stay. If we get there and there are no rooms for the first night that meet our needs/requests, will they move us ? I'd hate to be stuck somewhere ( like smoking, or not connecting with my kids rooms, or LOUD) for 11 nights! Anyone had any experience with this???
 
Camping Griswalds said:
I forget who asked this question, but I was told by TA that you just need to show the medicine at checkin. Not a MD's note. This is only to get a frig for no cost though. I'm sure you can get one if you are willing to pay the extra , no matter who you are.


We got a fridge in May at no charge and we didn't have to show anything to anyone. They just brought it to our room and left. I asked the CM on the phone when asking for the fridge and she said nobody would ask to see anything that (her words) "would just be rude". and they didn't ask so maybe she knew what she was talking about.

Has anyone else had to show anything?
 
stitchyhappy said:
I noticed in your posting that you mentioned Dbl/Dble-Bed Accessible 115
and Dbl/Dbl Bed Typical 2621 What is the difference in the accessible and typical. I have never been to disney and stayed inside the part. Another question is I have also noticed that if you have asthma such as myself and my son who will be on this trip you can be guaranteed a room. I am also a diabetic and need a refrigerator. Do we need to present a doctor's statement showing the medical reason for the frigerator or what should I show besides the insulin and allegery medicines needed for refrig. Thanks, Janet :cheer2: :Pinkbounc :banana: :confused3 :confused3


Just call guest services and have the fridge added to your ressies, so that when you check in they will see that. Also they should give you a non-smoking room for the asthma and have that put on your ressie too. I had the same problem.

When we checked in our room was not ready and then they had us in a King room and I needed a double and she said they only had a smoking room and I told her that was unacceptable due to my asthma, so they found us another room that was non-smoking. I also had a fridge for no charge as I am diabetic also, it was no problem at all and I didn't have to show them any proof at check in.
 
timandlesley said:
That is my fear. The first time at POP we were there by noon and checked in and got our requests. This year we won't arrive until around 5 p.m. and I am worried our requests won't be honored. Anyone have any experience at POP getting them honored later??
I really think it depends upon how crowded the resort is. We arrived at 11 am and got adjoining instead of connecting, 80's bldg rather than 50's or 70's, but we did get our requests of non-smoking and "not ground floor". This was 11/4/05 - F&W Festival, Soap Opera whatever at MGM and Jersey week. You really need to put your most important request first. For us it was non-smoking and we got it. I will say that we were very pleased with the 80's bldg though. It was a good location, Rubik's Cube bldg with a short walk across the parking lot to the busses. :cloud9:
 
jennifer293 said:
We got a fridge in May at no charge and we didn't have to show anything to anyone. They just brought it to our room and left. I asked the CM on the phone when asking for the fridge and she said nobody would ask to see anything that (her words) "would just be rude". and they didn't ask so maybe she knew what she was talking about.

Has anyone else had to show anything?

We did not have to show anything. I guess its possible that they might request it. I mentioned on our reservations that we needed non-smoking room and a frig due to my son's asthma, and they said "then that (the frig) will be free of charge due to medical reasons." It was in the room by the time we got to it.
 
It seems like I read that there were. I know they had them at the ASMo and I would assume they would have them also since they have ice machines.

But my assumptions mean nothing...HAHAHA
 
MissTink said:
:goodvibes Thank you so much. My plan was to arrive early anyway... hopefully they will accept my request.:flower:


We will probably arrive very early as well. We plan to leave here (Maryland) on Friday evening, arriving in Orlando around 10am on Saturday. We will stop for breakfast somewhere, then head to Pop after and hope to get in the room early.
 
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