veggiemama
Mouseketeer
- Joined
- Feb 14, 2008
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Finally getting caught up on your PTR....
I had a bedazzler when I was younger! LOL the things I did to my jeans and jackets... it should have been outlawed!!!!Serioulsy? It was bad enough when we were kids but once again I get your hand me downs? What if I want my own PTR? This one is old, I want the newest and coolest PTR, everybody has already seen this one.
Fine, I'll just bedazzle this one, jazz it up a bit and make it more my style.
I have read in my passporter that tickets for MVMCP go on sale around the first of May. That means I am getting closer to being able to make some real plans.
did you see, did you see?!! On All ears they have posted the dates for MVMCP and booking date is May 8!!!
In years past I have always planned MVMCP for a day that I would already be at MK, but then it dawned on me, since I don't buy the park hopper planning the party for an MK day is kind of a waste. So this years plan is to try and do MVMCP on an AK day, that park closes earlier than the others and then I can still go back to the resort for a nap and a freshen up before heading out to MK to get my jingle on. It's kind of like a one day park hopper. I am so smart. All I have to do is wait and see if they are offering MVMCP on my planned AK day, if not then Bo and I will have to do some rethinking and some rejuggling of our park days, now worries though this is all part of the process that makes it fun.
I think I will 'steal' this idea too! It will be our one and only kind of park hop day!
I have friends who go to Disney every other year, they book the trip and go. No ADR's, no park plans. no touring plans, no buckets list. How is that any fun?
I can't even imagine. I think if I went without plans I would never even get off main street, let alone actually DO anything!
I love the entire planning thing even though it stresses me till my eyes cross and they don't uncross until I step onto Disney property. I love laying awake at night wondering which decade of Pop Century our room will be in.
Me too!! Love to plan and I come from a family of planners so it's hilarious when we all get together. My mom is happy but upset that she is not coming along this time. She is insistent that she helps me plan anyways!
ADR's stresses me the most, one those are made I am good as gold, all we really want this year is Crystal Palace which I have never had any trouble getting, and Cinderellas Royal table. That is the one that has me stressed. I tried for 3 years to get an ADR there, finally last year I was able to nab one. I really hope I can get one this year. On the day I am allowed to make my ADR's I will actually request that day off work and set my alarm for 30 minutes before they open for calls. I will have the pot of coffee ready and my passporter with all my park days in front of me. At one minute to open I will dial the number and then start counting down from 60, 5, 4, 3, 2...this is when I hit "Call" the phone will ring and hopefully I won't be put on hold for too long.
I remember planning ADR's for my 09 trip. I over slept by 20 minutes and then when I called they said my wait time was 40 minutes, I have free long distance so for 40 minutes I listened to "Clang Clang Clang went the trolley." That stayed in my head for days. It would just start to fade and then something would happen to bring it back, like my husband would be cooking and the pots would clang as he was taking them out of the cuboard, that's all I needed to hear and then "Clang clang clang went the trolley" would start spinning in my head again.
I think this is what is starting to stress me out most right now. It is so important for us to get ADR's since I need to talk to chef's ahead of time for food allergies. And seriously, I do not have time to wait 40 minutes on the phone!!
I had to work yesterday. Our store hours on any Sunday are is 10-6. Corporate said they wanted to let their employees spend time with their families on Easter so they made the store hours 11-6. Woot woot! yeah! (that was sarcasm)
I know Easter is past, but still, totally sucks to work that day!
My Managers and front end sup's were awesome though. They brought in a huge Easter basket filled with candy, they also brought in little baskets and hid them in the store for the employees to find during their shift.
How great that they did that for all of you!
It was a slow day, I rang up maybe 15 people all day. One guy came in for a nose hair trimmer. Any other day I wouldn't give it a second thought, but running out on Easter sunday for a nose hair trimmer just struck me as funny.
I don't know if I would have kept a straight face while helping him!