What is APLAPLA rotation?

bongju

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I've seen reference to the APLAPLA rotation for dining several times. Could someone please explain what it is? Thank you.
 
Originally posted by bongju
I've seen reference to the APLAPLA rotation for dining several times. Could someone please explain what it is? Thank you.

Hi

A-Animators Palate-Saturday
P-Parrot Cay-Sunday
L-Lumiere's-Monday
A-Animators Palate-Tuesday
P-Parrot Cay-Wednasday
L-Lumiere's-Thursday
A-Animators Palate-Friday
 

Originally posted by bongju
Thank you. I feel like such an idiot :confused:

LOL

I felt like that when I found out what the "D" meant in DH, DD etc.
 
My list above my not be correct...I have not updated in awhile and now they have Pirate Night...so....take it as a rough guide but it is not 100% up to date.

MJ
 
I'm stilll going to hang on to your charts. It may be a little out of date but it is one of our permanant planning tools.
Thanks to you!!!:worship:

:earsboy: :earsgirl: :Pinkbounc :bounce:
 
I'm sure that there are many differing opinions on this, but I'm wondering if we should request a specific rotation.

We will have a son turning 7 the day we embark, and a 19month old. We will probably not go to Palo's since we do not want to put our baby in Flounder's. Any suggestions for the best rotation?
 
In my opinion, PLAPLAP is the best rotation.


Lumiere's on Sunday - Formal

Parrot Cay on Tuesday - Pirate Night
 
Originally posted by IrishCowboy
In my opinion, PLAPLAP is the best rotation.


Lumiere's on Sunday - Formal

Parrot Cay on Tuesday - Pirate Night

Thats for the eastern. The western you want APLAPLA

That gives you Lumiere's on both formal and semi plus parrot cay on pirates.
 

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