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uh oh. i need most of these....

as for sit-down meals, call disney dining and have them note the reservations. something like all fresh ingredients without sauces/dressings? i've found that almost all restaurants i've sat down at in disney will cook up a side of steamed or grilled veg with nothing added - same for steaks...

i've walked in and out of columbia harbor house. i don't love the smell of chowder... i may have to give it a second chance this time around, like @PMC0849 says.

37! seriously v excited but i still have so much to do and so much money to save! off to target today to buy a few more gift cards with my 5% off! :)

i second the early arrival to world showcase. snack your way around for lunch-early dinner.

i don't think i've ever done a character meal with children - and we've almost always had ridiculous character interaction. crystal palace is my favorite breakfast because of pooh's puffed french toast, but both breakfast and dinner at 1900 park fare are amazing as far as interaction. i think...

mk: pecos bills (i haven't done BOG yet) epcot: sunshine seasons - so many choices! dhs: eh, either snack away or go somewhere else. i think the food here is pretty run of the mill. dak: flame tree bbq. really yummy! dtd/disney springs: earl of sandwich for sure.

like others have said, keep trying to rebook. it might be faster to call disney dining and have them look for new tables. a party of 4 is a 4-top; a party of 5 requires a different table in most, if not just about all, restaurants in disney. if you show up with 5 and an ADR for 4, they will...

ugh what am i missing? lol you all must be hitting it at perfect times because i can *never* get them. i think we're just going to have to do standby.

39! i think i've found a cat sitter too! we're still debating spending a day or two at universal and renting a car.

in the past we've seen him in front of animal kingdom at park opening. i'd love to see him in more places.

generally, if you're doing two week-long trips within 12 calendar months, an AP is the way to go. you will be eligible for discounts on rooms as well as other things - like tables in wonderland. i found that to be one of the best investments we ever made living in the area. only one of us had...

40! the trip is the next big thing i'm looking forward to - i successfully helped throw a surprise bridal shower for my future sil and no longer have to plan/obsess over that!

we've traditionally done magic kingdom, but this trip we're heading to epcot first. we used to be very gung-ho to get 'our money's worth' and pack EVERYTHING in... after living in central florida for over 5 years and being pass holders, we've learned to appreciate different things about disney...

41! threw a surprise bridal shower today for my future sis-in-law. have spent so much time planning that - now i can really focus on disney planning!! lol

1) eh, probably thursday. i'd think that would be the easiest day to get tickets to. we're not doing it this year - $62pp... i can think of other things i can spend that money on. 2) i've been thinking about it too. we don't have a 'real' camera - just iPhones - and it would give us the...

i find it hard to believe a rogue CM would use a skimmer; it would be so easy to trace back to the CM. if you link a debit card to your magic band, they will probably put a hold on a chunk of your money (i feel like $500 sounds familiar?) and it might tie up your money and it's a PITA. some...

pretty sure it is. but this is only the second trip i've planned back to the world since we moved out of florida, and the first with FP+.

45! still second guessing all my ADRs and FP+...

45! i really can't wait. i have so many good things happening now through thanksgiving, and seriously disney is not even the best thing! (shocking, i know - but my baby brother is getting married!)