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post #141 of 819
3/21/07 at 10:38am
since this is an "adult" trip LOL

any special suggestions for drinks in EPCOT? I've been gathering some from you know where... but figured I'd ask here too.

plan to have a drink and or a snack and or a candy in each country

and am also planning on doing half the countries one day and half the second so as not to make ourselves sick
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post #142 of 819
3/21/07 at 5:31pm
I've been twice to WDW and once to Disneyland in the summer. It was bad. Bad bad bad. Never again.

We're trying to decide between the last week in November (2008) and the first week in December.
post #143 of 819
3/26/07 at 5:53pm
Hello! Major Disney fanatic here. We have Disneyland APs and go at least once a week.

I haven't been to WDW yet, but I am hoping to plan a trip for next year. DD really wants to go, and so do I. We are thinking April/May or October.
post #144 of 819
3/29/07 at 5:28pm
60 more days!!!! Yahoo!

Ds woke up this morning and climbed into bed with me and spent the next 15 minutes hugging me and telling me about the dream he had-about WDW. I feel like the next 60 days will never ever pass. We need to get away in a major friggin' way around here.

So here's a question...What's a good way to get a case of water into the world? We're staying on site, flying in and using DME. We won't rent a vehicle. I really am opposed to paying 2.50 per bottle, since we are HUGE water drinkers.

Also, (and I suppose I could post this on the "namesake" forums, but I'm very intimidated by them for some reason) when should I get my Disney Visa rewards transfered or whatever that is?
post #145 of 819
3/29/07 at 5:59pm
http://gardengrocer.com/ - they charge a $12 delivery fee

http://shop.goodings.com/ - min. $50 order plus $20 delivery fee

There are probably others, but those two have both gotten good reviews. They will deliver water/food/snacks to your hotel room.
post #146 of 819
3/30/07 at 6:46pm
Thank you. Does Garden Grocer have a minimum order?
post #147 of 819
3/30/07 at 6:51pm
You may want to check if they are in the area or if they deliver to the hotels, but Albertsons delivers.

Oh, and at Disneyland a 20 ounce bottle of soda/water is 2.79
post #148 of 819
3/30/07 at 8:21pm
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Originally Posted by Rigama View Post
Thank you. Does Garden Grocer have a minimum order?
I don't belive they do. We used them in Jan and had great service. I highly recomend them (it was 10$ delivery fee then.) The prices are pretty good too. I gave a tip on top because I thought they did great, and we had a big order.
post #149 of 819
3/30/07 at 9:57pm
I was reading [edited to avoid UA violation: somewhere else] about nursing toddlers and using Diva Cups and wondered how many of the posters were MDC mamas!

I am planning a girls only trip for next April with DD and my mother. I will attempt to make reservations for breakfast at Cinderella's castle, making the call at 7:00 am 180 days in advance - has anyone tried to get these ADRs? Is it as difficult as I am expecting?
post #150 of 819
3/30/07 at 11:30pm
...psst it is against the UA to talk about other boards, period, that is how we lost our last threads.

As for Disney Rewards, there are places on site where you can cash them in.
post #151 of 819
3/30/07 at 11:31pm
We have decided to go in December and skip Stars Wars Weekend. The geek in me is so
post #152 of 819
3/31/07 at 5:44am
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Originally Posted by splendid View Post
We have decided to go in December and skip Stars Wars Weekend. The geek in me is so
I'm glad you've decided to go though!

Come out to Disneyland and I will meet you there and we can go to Jedi Training Camp.
post #153 of 819
3/31/07 at 9:11am
My bestest Disney bud has decided to make her appearance .

I am having so much fun planning our next trip, which is likely to be October 2007 so we can go to the Halloween party. I am trying to decide if we actually want to be in the park on Halloween night with a 4 year old and a 2 year old. Do y'all think I am nuts?

I was really hoping we could stay at the Poly and be on the monrail line - but honestly? I just don't think a.) I can swing the almost $4500 it would cost and B) I don't think I could stomach knowing I spent it when we would like a new kitchen and we should get a new roof. So, even though I am teetering on shortening the trip to swing the Poly I think we will probably end up staying at POFQ, which we luuuuvvvvvvveeeddd last time. Admittedly, the diva in me was looking forward to a 4 star hotel stay, our only one since the kidlets were born. Maybe next year?
post #154 of 819
3/31/07 at 9:57am
After going on the 4th of July, I can say I would never go on a holiday again. But Halloween with the little ones might be okay since just looking at all the other visitors in their costumes would be part of the fun.

We've stayed at the Poly & AKL, but I think the next time the whole family goes I may book a value or moderate instead and get two rooms. Our family of five doesn't sleep well in the same room (one DS likes it absolutely dark to sleep (and one parent agrees), while another DS likes a light left on (and the other parent agrees with him)). For my trip next April with DD and my mom, I think we'll stay at the POFQ.
post #155 of 819
3/31/07 at 10:06am
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Originally Posted by goodcents View Post
My bestest Disney bud has decided to make her appearance .

I am having so much fun planning our next trip, which is likely to be October 2007 so we can go to the Halloween party. I am trying to decide if we actually want to be in the park on Halloween night with a 4 year old and a 2 year old. Do y'all think I am nuts?
Maybe as crazy as me being in there on 12/25. I think you should do it. I've seen other people's pics from Halloween there and it looks so nice.

Has anyone gone camping at Fort Wilderness before?
post #156 of 819
3/31/07 at 10:13pm
I'm baaaack! we had SUCH a great time!

I had a drink in every country LOL
post #157 of 819
3/31/07 at 10:24pm
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Originally Posted by flminivanmama View Post
I'm baaaack! we had SUCH a great time!

I had a drink in every country LOL
Great! Good to hear you had a good time. I can't wait to hear more about it!

Did the kids miss you too much? What did you bring back for them?????
post #158 of 819
3/31/07 at 10:51pm
the kids did not miss us at all - my in laws however missed us a LOT (judging by the 20 "when are you coming home calls we got today )

my son was a little weirded out though last night when I called him and told him I was about to get on test track (his favorite) - like "huh, mommy's riding MY ride?!?"

I bought Jacob a pokemon puzzle in Japan, Ben a tiny troll doll in Norway, and Max a ruler and a small sheet of pokemon tatoos. I also bought all three a t-shirt to share (they are the same size) and a set of 4 Jack Sparrow chapter books. they were very happy with their gifts
post #159 of 819
4/1/07 at 10:39am
As for water, have you considered one of the Britta waterbottles, or a similar filtered bottle? I loved my Britta for my last trip. We filled it at every water fountain we saw and never had to taste icky Florida tap water. Much, much cheeper than drinking bottled water. It also assured that I was drinking enough because I didn't feel bad when I filled it yet again.
post #160 of 819
4/1/07 at 1:24pm
I just put pictures and a trip report in my blog
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