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I used it this month with no problems at all. Both parks had very low attendance every day I was there. Wait times were 15 minutes or less for just about every attraction except the new roller coaster.

I would make sure Crush's Coaster is my first ride. Depending on how crowded it was I might stop at ToT for a fastpass, or after coming off of Crush get a FP for either RnR or ToT and get in line for the other.

This may help: http://www.touringplans.com/tp2/UG2_index.php?PageID=14

It was one of the highlights of my last trip to WDW.

I think I was there the day it officially opened back up and I remember a separate line for AP holders, I don't know about before that day.

http://www.disney.co.uk/usa-resorts/waltdisneyworld/VII/maps/pdf/wdwmap.pdf http://www.kingdommagictravel.com/disneyworld/maps_index.htm These are not as detailed as an ADC map, but I think they have all the major roads covered.

Get to Crush's Coaster first thing in the morning.

Credit disneygirl76 for this very extensive snack credit link: http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1539859/get_the_most_out_of_your_disney_dining.html?cat=16

This should help: http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showpost.php?p=2880435&postcount=3

Some (all?) of the Disney hotels have a front desk safe. I don't know the particular laws for Florida, but most hotels are not liable for things stolen from the safe in your room. On the other hand, they are liable if they disappear from the front desk safe. If that ring has value, you might...

I also really like Wolfgang Puck cafe.

I've traveled to a lot of places and thought I never would see the day, but for this same situation I used a travel pouch. After I got through security I put the ring in it and I never had to worry about losing it in my pocket.

touringplans says crowd levels of 4(the 8th) to 6 (out of 10) that week, should be good.

September? When we went, weekdays were relaxed, weekend was considerably more busy.

TouringPlans estimates a crowd level of 7 on the 1st, 8 on the 2nd, and between 5 and 6 the rest of the week (out of 10).

Looks good. Did the bathroom get much of a makeover?

It was on and off when I went to DLP, I'm glad I managed to get on it once.

http://forums.wdwmagic.com/showthread.php?t=313944&highlight=upgrade I can't remember ever getting an upgraded room at WDW. DLP offered to upgrade us to one of their nicer hotels and when we declined they upgraded our room.

In the itinerary above, you have one weekday afternoon, two weekday mornings, and a weekend evening at the parks. In my opinion, one and a half weekdays is plenty to see everything at DLP, with time to do your favorites more than once. You're also spending time traveling back and forth from...