Recent content by Leave_Me_A_Message

Yes, thread title is December, but the discussion was all about not-going-to-Disney-Land-then, followed by "spur of moment Spite Trip to Disney World..." To me a December trip, 3 months away, is NOT spur of the moment. So yes, I was confused. But November IS still hurricane season.

I read the first post which said "leaving on Thursday the 17th", which is in two days...still September. Hurricane season runs through November 30th. But thanks for trying to correct me...

It's hurricane season. Rain is definitely a yes. Keep an eye on the Weather Channel. Pack a poncho. Heat doesn't dissipate until October.

Brings to mind that courtroom-lawyer adage, "If you don't already know the answer, don't ask the question!"

Couldn't agree more...

Living in FL, and it has been difficult to plan trips to CT to visit kids/grandkids. The lack of (safe) air travel, the quarantines in states through which we would drive, and then the 14 day quarantine in CT. We'd take the RV to accomplish the required Q in CT instead of hotel. Here's an...

Quarantine in FL for NY/NJ/CT has been lifted. Just have to endure the quarantine on your return home. But that may change too.

1) $50 more is NOT the total cost of leaving early. You have to add in the costs involved in getting to a park at least a half day early plus food, drink, trinkets, etc. I can see that $50 higher cost exploding to $500 if you're not careful. 2) As a retired airline pilot, I can tell you that...

Glass half empty: He who plans early, plans twice. Glass half full: A plan is a guide from which you can make changes and adjust as unknowns are resolved. You just need to choose a philosophy and run with it.

What's the downside for Disney allowing reservations/bookings for Oct-Dec 2021 campsites? On the plus side they get to keep our deposit fee for over a year, get a good baseline for patronage intent for that quarter, etc. Don't see any economic reason for the delay in opening up reservations...

Bueller? Bueller? Anyone?