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Some of it will transition tp the 100th.

HHHhhhhmmmmmm..... :cautious:

Preach! My Starcruiser trip in January is a lot more expensive than I’d planned… Full payment was required last week. :(

I actually had to google it to be sure. Covid changed so many rules since I had to worry about traveling with Morgan as a “child”. He’s also flown more than driven, so always had his own passport since it became mandatory after 9/11. I guess I did “know”, but needed to confirm. The question is...

Under 16 can present Birth Certificate if arriving by land or sea. Passport required if arriving by air. Into Canada: https://www.niagarafallstourism.com/plan/border-crossing/ Into the US: https://help.cbp.gov/s/article/Article-724?language=en_US ETA: In both directions if the child is not...

This is something Disney doesn't make it easy to find out. Parking is free at the resorts if you have a Handicap Placard (called an Accessible Parking Permit where I come from). Show them your placard at check-in and they won't charge you the fee. Because you're a resort guest, you still get...

I’d never set foot in it.

They provide priority seating as has been said. A set number of tables are available and they book times to fill them for the day. People don’t eat at the same pace, so there’s a fair bit of flexibility built in. I’ve been as late as an hour and a half and been seated, sometimes with a long...

So D23?

Any time that day is fine. You do have to enter your park before hopping to another after 2PM

Disney adds tip automatically in some circumstances. Groups of six (I think) or more automatically get 18% added. Be sure you check the bill. I thought Disney had announced that because of Covid, they were going cashless throughout the parks/resorts/restaurants. If that’s true you’ll have to...

I’ve ridden twice. It’s the smoothest ride I’ve ever been on. The motion sickness is likely to be an issue for people who are prone to it, but I didn’t have any problems.

If you have an accessible parking permit (handicap parking), the resorts will waive their parking fees. Disney doesn’t advertise this, but I asked and this was their response: “ Dear Monty, Thank you for contacting the Walt Disney World® Resort! I've partnered with our Resorts department to...

If your wheelchair users (or anyone in your group) have an accessible/handicap parking permit, the resort won’t charge for parking. Being a resort guest gets you free parking at the parks. If that makes a rental more appealing.

If you've used it, no. I'm not sure if you haven't.

I'm seeing times available for Cali grill on 15 May for dinner. The system might have been down when you looked.

Are there markings on the back?

Just checked out of Coronado Springs this morning. Mousekeeping came every second day (not always reliably, a couple I was there with didn’t get cleaned first or second day). They replaced used towels, coffee pods, and bathroom amenities. As far as I noticed, that was it.

This will give you an idea of cost and availability: https://www.westgateresorts.com/blog/10-covid-testing-sites-disney/

Also, the parade on TV is recorded in advance, it doesn't happen "live".