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If you have your own vehicle then this is the best option for you, quickly followed by a rental car. After that, book a taxi as the other posters have suggested

You essentially have two choices - 1) Stay in a WDW Resort hotel and maximise your FP choice and times, close to what you want / fit into your plans, or, 2) Stay offsite and be grateful for what FP you can get and make your schedule fit around the FP You're unlikely to get FP for 7 Dwarves...

Welcome Aboard to a fellow Brit

We've stayed twice at AKL. Our first 5 day visit we paid for a Savannah view and really enjoyed the experience. Our second trip last year we spent our entire 14 days at AKL. We booked 2 standard rooms but were thrilled to get 2 Savannah views - now I don't know what @Swissmiss means by a...

All Disney rooms are "awesome", containing beds, washing and bathing facilities - if you're talking about an awesome view, then that's something you pay extra for These are getting to be a thing of the past. Unless somebody has made a mess with the rooms allocations, or they're over-subscribed...

Our first ever trip was with an almost 2 year old (too young) and an almost 5 year old. We did the parks each and every day, aside form a couple of days shopping. Our trip was for 14 days (as have all our trips except for our Christmas visit). Ten days will soon fly by, especially as you're...

Wait - you don't mean................you know, eating more wedding cake !!!!!

On all the times we've been to Disney we've had the DP once - and that was because it was "Free" when we went last year. Because of picky eaters and small portion eaters, we would lose out if we had to pay for the Plan

As far as I'm aware the only real difference is room size (other than cost) - Mods are a little bit bigger than Values

In theory you can, however it's unlikely. You can get one FP with your set of three. When the third FP is used you can try and get another one for BTMRR

As long as your Disney Resort and Tickets are linked to you MDE it'll change automatically

Well that's like saying "make sure you're stood outside"

Fireworks are up in the sky - they can be seen from anywhere !!!

Easier - how ? So you're all in one room at Port Orleans (but you're asleep for most of that time together) and look at all the advantages - You're onsite so WDW buses right at your doorstep, running every 20-30 minutes to each and every park, Extra Magic Hours - at least one park per day...

If prices are better to drive all that way over a couple of days rather than flying (in 2 or 3 hours ?) then go for it. I read a lot of threads on here from people that drive down Personally I can't imagine driving up to 600 miles in a day - won't you be absolutely wiped out when you arrive ...

Yes, unless they've introduced Park Tickets with a "Not Valid Before" date Just check that they're on your MDE account and you should be good to go

This is a huge mystery to me. We last visited WDW in August 2015. We always visit SeaWorld during our 2 week trip. While researching the park hours for SW I found that while they were open late (between 8pm-10pm) there was NO evening show advertised. Previous visits there had always been a...

Have you tried a search on Seawards website for historical hours ? If not, I don't think @Crazydisneyfanluke is too far out. Seaworld is pretty much like Disney - weekends will always be busier because of the locals, midweek is therefore your best bet

DHS or EPCOT before MK - don't try and fit them both in. Personally, I'd choose EPCOT You got the idea !!

No, they would automatically release (usually by the flick of a switch / button) in the event of such an emergency