...umm now what?

[TraderAsh]

My tickets have arrived! I have my hotel reservations, ive made a reservation for dinner our first night and a piority seating for our last... Ive thought about what we are doing which days and good places to eat in between...ive decided we are riding helecopters our first night over Universal and that our first day will be at the studios and our second will be at ioa... okay.. so what shoud I be doing now? I want to do something but id like to know what you think i should be doing ... also... what things do yo think I should pack? I will be staying 3 nights and 4 days.. Thanks allot!

 

[damo]

do the laundry and then go watch tv

 

[robvia]

You make a list.

Suntan lotion.
Small size facial products
Tylenol
Any other medications/perscriptions
Extra contact lenses
Glasses
Film for camera, batteries
Cd Player for the plane ride/drive
Buy new running shoes, get in shape working out
Go on a diet

There, that should get you started.

 

[TraderAsh]

hmmm... prob should try to lose wieght... ive gained allot this summer... hmmm... wonder what I can lose in 9 days? lol.. Making a list and getting organised sounds good...

 

[Flyfly_Eclipse]

Yup...that's about everything you need. Don't bother buyingfilm at US too expensive

 

[Seahag]

One of my favorite tips :

Put a dryer sheet in your empty suitcase & then close it back up for a few days.
When you are ready to pack, take out the dryer sheet & your suitcase will be spring fresh & ready for your clothes!



If you are driving, don't forget money for the toll roads - it seems I never have change !! LOL

 

[TraderAsh]

Toll Roads? ill be going down to Daytona and turning off to orlando... are there realy Tolls don there? dont remember paying any before!! Where are they? Thaks for the tip about the dryer sheet.... ill do that!

 

[Seahag]

The Bee-Line in Orlando is a toll road.
I come from south florida & take the Turnpike North. The turnpike is also a toll road.
These may not apply to you though !!

 

[DisnutDave@work]

For a few weeks before an Orlando trip, DW and I like to walk a lot more than usual to get in shape for theme-parking. If your at parks a good deal of the day, you will walk a lot more than you may think.

We've never forgotten something an AK parking lot driver said one day at WDW. Driving us to the car at the end of the day, he said that if we had gone to see all the attractions at the park that day we had walked almost 14 miles. We knew it was a lot, but 14 MILES???

Thankfully, the UO parks are more compact than that, but you'll still have miles to go before you sleep!