Good luck with your job search! I'm running into the same job seeking problem in my local area too.
We'll sit here eagerly awaiting your trip report...
Airgoofy, I'm with twokids0204 sitting and eagerly awaiting that 2020 or 2025 TR....I might run out of Flamin' Hot Cheetos before then though....
, In the next 5yrs we will be going, I have 2 problems, 1 is trying to get 2 weeks back to back off, and the other is flying
, so when the time comes I'm only going to fly for this trip so to spice it up it will also include Hawaii and a west coast Disney Cruise, If I'm going to do it I'm going for the whole package, since I might never get on a plane again after that
My son saw Randall's pics of Cars Land and went crazy
Just got back from VA but put I can answer this question since it was 95+ for 3 days and of course got heavy rain for half a day, I'm going to bed now since it's late but I'll post my insight on this even though it was in other theme parks
, has a setup like AK where you walk paths and yes even though its all shaded it was still hot but bareible, next we hit the lazy river & wave pool in the water park for a couple hours that is included with admission, you could spend the day there it's actually pretty big
, now all refreshed went to lunch and hit the rest of the park, we did catch a inside show that was nothing to write home about but it was nice and cool, as for lines I can say there were none I don't know if it was because of the heat or that it was the middle of the week Anyway day 1 of the heat was a success with no complaints
, you don't use a tube, you wear a life jacket and you can float as the current pulls you, I could stay on this all day, hit other water rides and the wave pool and about 1pm we went back to the hotel to change and headed to Busch Gardens, 1st thing we did was eat lunch, caught 2 inside shows, now the shows here are really good, if you ever go here and don't see them you are missing out, then started to hit the rides, walked right on everythingThe only thing I was disappointed in was the new coaster was having trouble and was closed by the time we got to it, had dinner then did more rides, always had our cup full of soda or iced drink, once again we beat the heat with no complaints
, we got changed at the hotel and headed to BG, when we got there it looked like it was going to rain any minutes we headed to the furthest part of the park for lunch that also has a show, we were about 100ft from it when the sky opened up we got lunch and the show started about 20mins later, I was thinking this was going to be like a summer storm at WDW maybe last 1/2 hour tops and clear up, nope wrong after the show the rain was light so we moved out made it half way around the park before it started coming down heavy again, we made it to a inside ride, when it slowed down we moved again and the rain stopped so we went on the rides in the area, then it started again and we saw a inside show, when it stopped again we caught the train to a different section of the park and hit the ride that was open there, now it was a bit of a walk to the next section, luckily the rain held off till we got there, we hit a inside ride while the sky opened up again, now we are trapped at the exit, it's pouring and we rate almost at the furthest part of the park again and have done everything in the park that was open, so we went shop hopping heading to exit, grabbed dinner after we were done eating the rain stopped still thunder going on, but it was time to leave, we made it out of the park and to the car without getting soaked We were back at the hotel by 8pm, you can escape the heat, but the rain once you get wet, everywhere you go inside has the A/C on and now your freezing, although in WDW it's a lot easier to manage the rain since everything is mostly inside and things are closer together
, I guess it depends what kind of retail, but I have a lot of weeks of blackout dates that I can not have off, all of which my wife and son have off Plus weekends are kinda hard to get off I guess if I owned a retail store I would be able to get off, but then again I would be the boss so I could get off whenever I wanted to, mmm I really have to work on that
Please add me to the commando list...it's nice to know I'm not the only 1.
The only problem with our last June trip was that I raised a set of commando teenagers who tried to overthrow me for ultimate commando....nothing worse than teenagers who THINK they are in charge...
wish i would have found this thread before we went in June...i confess with the new fp enforcement I planned even MORE!!!! (if that's possible)
Day 2- 95D+ - Busch Gardens, we started off the day at their water park, Water Country USA as soon as it opened, headed for the lazy river, this has to be the best lazy river ever
Please add me to the commando list...it's nice to know I'm not the only 1.
Recently, my ex-husband admitted to me that when he went back to disney with his new wife a few years back he printed my spreadsheets from our 2002 trip to use a a guideline.....
The only problem with our last June trip was that I raised a set of commando teenagers who tried to overthrow me for ultimate commando....nothing worse than teenagers who THINK they are in charge...
wish i would have found this thread before we went in June...i confess with the new fp enforcement I planned even MORE!!!! (if that's possible)
You are Member #203
You may have to remind the teenagers that the one who pays for the trip is the High Command, As far as your ex using your old touring plans, I guess I would feel a little honored that he thought enough of your planning to use it years later
Hello fellow Commandos!
Could you please add me to the list? We are headed to WDW in 18 short (ya right) days & I have already done Disney orientation with our group of 6. The itinerary packet was a mere 16 pages.
So glad there is a group like this for people like me.
Hello fellow Commandos!
Could you please add me to the list? We are headed to WDW in 18 short (ya right) days & I have already done Disney orientation with our group of 6. The itinerary packet was a mere 16 pages.
So glad there is a group like this for people like me.
You are Member #204 I agree with Norm The itinerary packet is a awesome idea, care to tell us a bit about it, I'm sure a lot of members would be interested in doing something like that
We are going with DMIL, and DH's aunt, uncle, and cousin. DMIL has never stayed on property, so I wanted to give her as much information as I could: like what is KTTW card, and what it means to have EMH, and how to get to our ADR at Whispering Canyon from Bay Lake Tower. Not to mention the difference between quick-service credits and table-service credits.
I told them they can sleep when we head to Vero Beach for 2 nights. We'll see how many rope drops we actually make...
