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Thanks, I thought there was someplace on property. We are going to rent a car for a one day excursion without paying for a car to decorate the parking lot for a week.

we are spending ten days in july and august, and would like to rent a car for a day or to two in the middle of the trip. What is the best option to do this, any pick up sites near by?

Consider the cabins at Fort Wilderness, they have more space than most rooms. I don't know your kids but many PDD/Asperger's kids need to "get away" sometimes, and they would be easier at FW as it is easier to find a quiet place.

Any chance it was damaged in the unusually cold winter? There are a couple of smaller ones on the Ohio State campus, and they remove them before they freeze and put them back in the spring.

Firefighter/Paramedic You'd be surprised how much enjoyment a bunch of firefighters get from telling everyone their captain aspires to drive the monorail.

Most Classic Icon: Cinderella Castle Most Original Icon: Spaceship Earth Best Attention to Detail: Tree of Life Best Waste of Space that ruins the Best Hidden Mickey ever and contains a Pin Shop: The Hat

If time share presentations don't annoy you too much, you can often get great deals through them. I was very pleasently surpised doing this once.

They can take the boat from FW to MK, and you can take the monorail. Meet in front of MK and go any wher from there. If you are going to travel in their car you can meet them at FW by taking the boat over. If you all want to swim together, although still against the rules, you would be less...

If you or your wife do not mind going to the parks alone (some hate it), you may want to go by yourself to some of the bigger rides while the kids are napping or after bedtime. This will keep them from waiting around if you want to do something they are not big enough for.

I've never been too unhappy with any of the restrooms I've been in at WDW, but the one's at Chef Mickey's are about a day's hike from any table.

Next June we will be going to WDW with up to 16 people, only six of us have ever been before. Looking for tips of the most cost effective lodging for this many people. We have considered everything from camping at FW to renting DVC points. What have you done before, and would you do it again?

The only real advantage I see with a mod is the bed itself, Values have doubles and most mods have queens. After all the walking and playing, it's nice to have the extra room to stretch out. With the age of your kids they may prefer the cartoon like value decor. If it's not a surprise, show...

The only reason Narinia isn't winning this contest overwhelmingly, is very few people have actually seen it.

I would camp at Fort Wilderness even if I didn't get to go to the parks.

My kids are 7 (50" tall) and 11 (55" tall), they both love wave pools, but the TL wave pool is just too much for them, so they prefer BB. But, Crushin' Gusher is the best thing at either one.

I must include my brothers and sisters of Reedy Creek Fire

1. snack bar near the meadows pool 2. Crockets and Trails End at Pioneer Hall, not a food court like All Stars 3. More to do than most resorts. petting zoo, more area to just play. 4. The cabin are at the far end from the boat launch that you will want to take to MK. You won't be sorry on the...

I'm waiting for the Howard the Duck Adventure

Will the "light trail" match the color of the monorail, or will they all be yellow or blue?

My kids were each around 3 years old on their first trips to WDW, and Mickey and Minnie's houses are the only thing each of them remember from the first trip. That's a powerful memory to throw away.