Hi everybody! Sorry for the delay in getting pictures up, I am going to have to photoshop them a little because my camera stunk. I will be posting them in the next day or two though, and have already started my trip report.
To answer some questions: we were booked in a standard RPC room. I had requested a king bed, nonsmoking with a MK view. I didn't get my MK view, but considering what we did get, I couldn't care less. We had checked in with Mejay (who was really great) around noon and she told us that our room was not ready yet, and she would call us when it was. I didn't ask her if our requests had been met, bacuse I figured we would get what we would get, and I was just going to be happy to have my two nights in RPC before we had to move over to AKL. We went to MK until around five and never recieved a phone call, so BF and I made the mutual decision that we would return to the resort as our room almost certaintly had to be ready by now, as check in was at three.
By the time we arrived, Mejay had left for the day and another CM (I am so embarassed that I forgot her name, she had very dark curly hair and was also wonderful...I'll attribute it to the shock that was about to come) looked up our room on the computer. "Oh my goodness," she said, and repeated "oh my" to herself a coupld of times. I figured from the look on her face this was a good "oh my", not a bad one like when they rinse out your hair after dying it

(that's a long story). "What?" I asked, practically bouncing off the edge of my seat with anticipation while BF managed to look bored somehow. "You just booked a standard room?" she asked. "Yes," I answered, now knowing this had to be fabulous. Yeah, I got my MK view...Maybe a honeymoon room or a turret room. She double checked whatever it was she was seeing and said, "let me take you to your room. It's right down the hallway here on this floor." We got up from the desk and turned left down to the bend in the hallway, where there was a set of double doors that had its own section of hallway complete with a sitting area and a small Christmas tree on a table. She walked over to the doors, practically jumping up and down with excitment.
"Welcome to the Roy Disney Suite," she said.
"Oh my God," I said, nearly fainting and hoping that this wasn't the cruelest of all jokes ever played on me, or a magnificent dream I would wake from all too soon.
"If our luggage is in here I'm staying," said my poor, un-DIS educated BF, who obviously had no clue what was happening to us
She showed us around the suite and it was just fabulous, absolutly superb. Everything about it was wondeful and lavish, but in an understated way that made you feel right at home. I can't find words to descride the way it was softly decadent but still touchable. You could tell it was meant to be enjoyed rather than looked at but not touched. We felt right at home there. It was a dream come true, even without the castle view. The jacuzzi tub was great after long days in the park, and we had a wonderful room service breakfast one morning. It was fabulous.
Channing: we actually weren't celebrating anything. I think that maybe the room was unbooked for the two nights we were booked for RPC, which is why we were upgraded so laviously and unexpectedly, though that is only speculation on my part. When I was writing down the things we had done each night for the trip report I'm going to write, I actually remembered how you and your family had been upgraded for your birthday, and thought about how wonderful it must have been for your daughters to have such a cute room, as we were told that the two rooms (Walt's and Roy's) were layed out identically. The kid's room made me wish I had children to sleep in it! And If it wasn't perfect enough, the very understated equestrian theme of Roy's suite was a great one for us as we are horse trainers. I just loved the homey feel of it. It was not snobbish at all.
I promise to post pictures and a little more after I get them edited!