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You don't need a reservation number to book ADRs - unless you're making the +10.

Welcome aboard, Congrats on your anniversary / honeymoon / first trip You DO NOT need a Disney holiday / Resort reservation to book ADRs - anyone can book them at 180 days. You only require park admission if you're eating in the parks. If you have a Disney Resort reservation you can book all...

Surely the answer to your question is in the title - Florida RESIDENT as opposed to Florida HOME OWNER ??? Therefore unless you RESIDE in the state you don't qualify ?

In defence of Disney I must add to your post by saying O'hana appears to be an isolated case (as far as the food goes). Last year we experienced many new restaurants. O'hana was THE worst experience we've ever had at WDW. Raglan Road was disappointing due directly down to the server - the...

1) You have to eat - a character breakfast is ideal. 2) Chef Mickeys is one to miss - rowdy, rushed etc etc 3) Our favourites - Crystal Palace, Cafe Cape May, 1900 Park Fayre, Tusker House 4) Meet and Greets - standing in line wasting time to see the characters. Breakfast - eating while the...

We had a very poor breakfast here last August. Totally ruined the character experience

Are you a Disney Resort guest ?

Welcome aboard 1) Calm Down !!!!! 2) Take a deep breath ;) 3) Disney welcomes everyone and caters for those with disabilities better than anyone I know- There are many on here who will be able to assist you better than I with questions on this topic 4) Take things at an easy pace - don't try...

I would suggest that entry would be on specified days - its easier for them to manage. Contact Virgin for clarification

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Welcome aboard, Disney has stores throughout the parks. The "Flagship" store is at Disney Springs.

Late breakfast 1) Time of day :rolleyes: 2) Price

If you're going for the first time (and only have one day) then I'd forget any ideas about hopping and concentrate all your efforts on one park - my suggestion would be MK

Gemma - have you booked directly through Disney or through a tour operator (Virgin, Thomson etc) ? When we went last August (booking almost 12 months in advance of that) it took about 7-10 days for the MDE account to set up - we booked through a tour operator I'd put a tentative plan together...

Welcome aboard to a fellow Brit 1) 3 Day ticket ?? - Are you asking about a Disney ticket or Universal ticket - you're not very clear. 2) We went with Thomson last August. You'll find that most Tour Operators provide free car hire. The car they supply will fit the number of guests in your...

Best Wishes to all friends across the pond

We've stayed offsite a couple of times - the main reason was cost. On one trip there were 5 of us and we needed 3 bedrooms - a rental villa was easily the best option. Another trip, as a family of 4, a villa came in slightly cheaper than Disney (even when you factor in petrol and parking)...

POR stops at POFQ (if there's room for other guests) and terminates at Disney Springs. POFQ (same route as above) therefore doesn't stop until Disney Springs

Welcome aboard, I would suggest whichever comes in cheapest and contains everything that you need (accommodation, tickets, dining plan etc)

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