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So, let me get this straight. If I carry my own luggage off the ship first thing in Barcelona, I should have no trouble getting a taxi to the Orlando airport by 11.00 am. Wow, Aer Lingus is amazing

Thanks, everyone. Unfortunately our flights are non refundable. Originally, our flight was an hour later. Now they moved it up.

Our flight out of Barcelona after our cruise is 11 a.m. Disney recommends not having a flight until 11.30 a.m. Will we have enough time?

We're taking the Magic from Miami to Spain in May. Questions galore: 1. Ever get bored? 2. Warm enough to swim? 3. Seasickness? Thanks for any help y'all might give.

It's been more than a year since the Dvcmember site has worked on my phone. I log in, and it shuffles between the balloon "Almost there" screen and password screen, with about 2 seconds in between. Anyone else suffering similarly? And anyone know a cure?

Plus studios can be easily transformed into the 2nd bedroom of a 2 bedroom villa for a large group. It is not a unitasker.

From what I recall of my time with Aussies, if you serve beer, they will come.

So, having some Wurthercorn at the Epcot German pavilion, I struck up a conversation with a wonderful Asian couple having a bratwurst and beer. They said the lines at Tokyo Disneyland are very long, far worse than our Orlando lines. Is this true?

DCL is more expensive, but worth it, especially for HUGE Disney fans. And given the ubiquitous food choices, we're huger by the end of the trip. With that, I would tend to agree that you should try Carnival first. It's cheaper. If you're prone to seasickness, you didnt waste as much money...

Love the ride, but work is warranted. It will probably be refurbed once Tron is up and running.

My daughter would for on the Murphy.

Anomalously, the Beach Club studio sleeps 5, but the one bedroom sleeps 4. There's only 4 of us, but my son is 19 and daughter is 13. They can't sleep in the same bed. How tight would it be for us in a studio at the Beach Club?

Rain and lightening are very rare in Anaheim, so weather isnt much of an issue. The stats indeed are deceptive. 4 out of 10 days, TT will go down, some delays of which will quite literally be for a few minutes. Similar statistics are true of many attractions. At least half the time I have...

For us, it's the only time to go. My son is in college and my daughter in middle school. This is the only time the vacations line up without 90 degree heat (which would be torture and not a vacation for us). We don't spend hour after hour in the parks at this time of year. We do fastpasses...

Well, I could sell my Boardwalk points right now for about a $12,000 profit. I bought 300 Boardwalk points about 5 years ago, and resale prices have gone up about 30% since then. Even with dues over the last few years and a 10% commission, I ended up staying about 25 nights and would be...

We were down there from the 21st through the 30th, and we've been many times over Christmas over the years. This year by far was the worst. Unless you're there at rope drop and/or late at night, you'll probably not get on anything worthwhile in a standby line. What was truly annoying to us...

I posted much of this in the Universal thread, but thought it apropos to put it here as well. My daughter and I took a cab from the Boardwalk to Universal to see Harry Potter on December 28th. Very impressed. Here's why: 1. The Harry Potter areas are wonderful. 2. Forbidden Journey is...

So my daughter and I took a cab from the Boardwalk to Universal on December 28th to see the Harry Potter stuff. Very impressed. I assume we will be going to Universal for a day or two during all of our visits. Here's why: 1. The Harry Potter attractions are excellent. 2. Forbidden...

I just spent about 10 minutes on the DVC website and couldn't find the points charts. Where are they? By the way, I googled it and found them at wdwinfo.

Going back in a week