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I love my iPad, but did not bring it into the park last week. I guess it works for some folks, but I did not want to carry anything more than I had to or have to worry about laying it down and forgetting it.

I think you can go either way, although one MCO TSA agent did not seem to have seen an inhaler before. Another agent set her straight quickly. They are pretty common and you should have no issues.

We like Trail's End a lot. Basic "comfort food" simply prepared. Service is quite good; it is a buffet so service is pretty much limited to drinks and clearing plates. It is a bit of a challenge to get there, but Fort Wilderness is a nice area to explore.

Olivia's at OKW, particularly for breakfast. Trail's End at FW for dinner.

I'd pick up the bags. You can also opt to receive your bags the next day, so you won't hear someone knocking on your door in the wee hours to deliver them! Traveling can be very tiring and you'll be ready for a good night's sleep. So either pick up your own bags so that you have everything...

IMHO I would "fear" the weather over heavy crowds LOL. We have found mid to late August crowds to be mostly moderate. For sure you may hit a bad day (weekends come to mind here), but on the whole our experience has been fine.

http://www.mousesavers.com/ this link may help with regard to discounts. IMHO, the moderate resorts are quite nice and, as you stated, would be closer to Epcot. The Festival is very popular, so you may want to check to see what is available sooner rather than later. The deluxe resorts are...

CR has long been one of our favorite resorts. We have stayed there many times. The convenience to the MK is wonderful. The rooms are huge and very comfortable. It is great fun to watch the monorail disappear into the hotel. It is a great place to stay and I hope you enjoy it!

http://allears.net/btp/dwws.htm There used to be transport from DHS, but it sounds like that has changed according to this link.

I think it will be a great time to visit. :sohappy:

We never miss it for dinner! The food is not gourmet, but it is well-prepared and tasty. Service is excellent. Ambience is laid-back. And there is something for everyone! It is fun to lounge on the rocking chairs out front before or after your meal. The area gets busy with folks around...

We've visited WDW in every month except October and April over the years. I would have to say that March (middle of month) was one of the busiest. Even check-in at the CR took quite a while with people swarming the lobby. It was pretty crazy. :rolleyes: If you decide to visit then, my...

We paid a bit over $300 r/t pp for our mid-August trip. Higher than we've paid in a few years. :rolleyes: SWA's afternoon/evening flights all seem to be connecting flights and the price was not much lower than the non-stops. Since we are traveling with my 82-year-old mom, we opted for non-stop...

We always use the resort check-in service; it saves a lot of time. But the lines at TSA can be long. IMHO it is easier to get there and get it over with.:rolleyes: I use the time to check my e-mails and read. Before ME was operating, I once used Mears to get to the airport. Even though...

Count us in! :lol:8/19-24 at OKW. Celebrating my mom's 83rd birthday on 8/22! :sohappy:

I booked yesterday for our August trip and paid over $300 pp round trip. $200 sounds "good" these days! :rolleyes: My preference is SWA, but their less expensive ---- relatively speaking ----- fares are on flights that include connections and plane changes and that makes a long day out of a...