What to do 9 months out??

[disney_princess_85]

But what about after Kali/Splash?

Not so dry in your trainers then!!

You aren't preparing for all eventualities!!

Indeed! Anyway, I've always thought that feet would get a bit hot in trainers.

 

[Pegasus928]

But what about after Kali/Splash?

Not so dry in your trainers then!!

You aren't preparing for all eventualities!!

I leave my trainers by the loading platform and do the ride bare-foot

Indeed! Anyway, I've always thought that feet would get a bit hot in trainers.

To be honest I have ever only found this a problem if I don't wear socks. With trainer socks - and the trainers that allow your feet to breath - its never been something I have noticed.
But then I have never experienced a day around the park in sandals or fit flops - who knows what I might be missing out on

 

[disneyholic family]

When will you ladies learn - You can't beat a good old pair of trainers. No toe post, no slipping, excellent underfoot padding.

They have it all really you know

never take shoes - only sandals - birkies...

how CAN you manage the heat/humidity with your feet in shoes?????????????

as for what to do at 9 months out....same thing you do at 12 months out and 2 months out....PLAN PLAN PLAN.....and then PLAN some more.

 

[Dimplenose]

I know you said you've been reading trip reports but just in case you haven't seen this one

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1841491

give it a go as it's the best report I've ever read.

He's currently writing a new one but not finished it yet

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2187084

There are some great photos in those reports.

 

[torsie24]

Ooooh, great links Libby - I love Alans TR!!

 

[disneyholic family]

thanks for the links Libby!

 

[Lizzybear]

I know how it is, I sometimes feel like I wish my life away until my annual holiday since i'm planning/DISing pretty much every day or else thinking about past holidays but it's all so worth it when you're on that plane and you know you have 2-3 weeks of fun ahead

To be honest I have ever only found this a problem if I don't wear socks. With trainer socks - and the trainers that allow your feet to breath - its never been something I have noticed.
But then I have never experienced a day around the park in sandals or fit flops - who knows what I might be missing out on

I wonder if it's a man thing... I'm a devoted Crocs wearer but my bf found they rubbed and after one day of wearing them was back to his usual Vans trainers whereas I find trainers give me blisters in the humidity (I wore them quite a bit in California where the heat is dry and didn't have the same problem)