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If you are renting a car or have your own car, the first day you check in they will give you a parking pass to put on your dashboard. When going through the guard station, even with the parking pass, you will need to show your room key.

...or for non-Disney by that cruise line/company.

Yes, we most definitely do non-Disney. I recently booked a client of mine a trip on the Royal Scotsman train in Scotland, not to mention some other unusual vacations such a Culinary Wine cruise on American Safari Cruises.

And Vancouver is a beautiful city, I highly recommend spending an extra day or two at either the beginning or end of your cruise.

When I went to Alaska in June a few years ago, it was unusually hot (well for the people that lived there anyway, I was fine) 80 degrees, the only other day that was cooler was when we went into Glacier Bay, but that makes sense because you are surrounded by ice. The other time I went in...

The carriage ride at Port Orleans Riverside is very nice. Dinner at Victoria & Albert's is absolutely fabulous, but it's $125 per person. Cirque is an excellent show, highly recommend that.

If she likes pancakes, make them in the shape of mickey ears or look for some products with disney things on them, like ice creams, etc. Not that I'm advocating the disney food, but it's something to consider.

I happen to like the decor at POR better than CSR, but my favorite tree is in the Boardwalk hotel because of all the glass ornaments on it. Although, Beach Club has the awesome chocolate carousel.

Don't forget that it will be HOT HOT HOT in August, so make sure you have a hat, sunscreen and drink plenty of water.

Behind the Seeds tour in the Land in Epcot is nice too. It's about one hour long and $18. If you have AAA, you can get a slight discount. http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/tours-and-experiences/behind-the-seeds/

Order the planning dvd to watch together. Go out and buy an inexpensive photo album and disney stickers to put on it from a craft store like AC Moore, and make it with her so that when you come back you can put the photo's in there and it will be her album.

Even if you pick up the car at the Car Care Center, you can book it so that you can drop it off at the Dolphin hotel. My advice is that you price out the car several ways: pu/return from car care center pu/return from Dolphin pu - car care center; return - Dolphin pu - Dolphin; return...

The pool isn't heavily chlorinated like some I've been at other hotels outside of Disney. My eyes are very sensitive and tend to burn easily and I have no problem. Also, AKL pool is a zero entry pool.

I have to be honest my favorite hotel off the back gate of Epcot is the Yacht Club. However, you can't go wrong moving up into a deluxe level hotel. Concerning the waterview, you need to ask yourself how much time you'll be spending in the room to actually enjoy the view that would make it...

I really don't care for LMA. I've seen it twice and the only reason I saw it a second time was because the person I was with hadn't seen it. If it weren't for that I would have never gone a second time. Meanwhile, I have no problem seeing Indiana Jones over and over again. I can't explain why...

I've stayed at PO many times and never had a problem with noise from the pools.

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I would definitely go with the BC. Beaches & Cream is right there too! I love the slide in the pool, it's great.

Tell me about it, came home last night from FL, not a happy camper to say the least.

I have stayed at both and I definitely prefer the Beach Club for a number of reasons. First, the restaurants are located IN the hotel where at the Boardwalk everything is outside ON the Boardwalk. Second, I happen to love the pool. Third, it's a closer walk from Epcot and being exhausted at...