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getting a stroller on and off the boats is not difficult, and since you will be in MK most often WL is probably is the way to go. Buses are the only place where strollers can be a problem, just use the smallest one practical and have it folded and ready when the bus gets there and you should be...

There is a section of beach in Fort Wilderness that is along the side of the service road to access the settlement trading post. It is one of the few places that you may be alone in WDW, and you can see the MK fireworks from there. now be quiet about it.;)

Please have them use IDs. And make sure that when they go to a quick service dining location, they don't even look at the menu board until it's their turn to order. And of couse, they have to have a child in a stroller in all bus lines, and they can't fold the stroller or even remove the child...

When we travel I drive at night so the kids are asleep, on their first trip to WDW they woke up at Fort Wilderness.

I can tell you, a tornado warning is the luckiest thing that can happen at WDW (as long as you don't get hit by a tornado) We were there in the spring of 05 and woke up to a tornado warning that expired the same time MK opened, the place was at about 10 percent capacity before noon.:sohappy:

SGE is the greatest thing in MK, everytime you pass it you can think "There's about 1000 people who aren't in front of me in any other line"

Our trip was to be in March and April when my wife and kids were on spring break, due to multiple snow days, spring break will be gone. The good news is, by delaying till June puts the trip on my birthday. The question is, has anyone used the alternate to the free ticket? and which one is the...

Do you have to be there on a morning without EMH?

100, 200, and 300 would be best (300 in where the access to the back of the trading post is, so there is a road right to the dock) but the sites are smaller. 700 would be better for a larger camper. Also, they have golf carts you can rent for a day you are moving around more, be sure to...

Don't forget that the parks only cover about 10 percent of Disney property. If you are looking for non-structured leisure, there will be plenty of areas for walks, hiking and relaxing around the resort. Rent boats or PWC's on bay lake. But, my wife being a beach nut, I make the trip to Cocoa.

I drive at night when on long trips, the kids sleep through the trip. On their first trip to Disney they fell asleep somewhere in Kentucky and woke up at Ft. Wilderness.

We prefer camping at FW to staying in a resort, but it is nearly always full by the time we are able to finalize our plans. Has anyone heard of plans to expand FW or build a second campground? A campground next to AK would be awsome.