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As long as there is no lightning near the airport you should easily be on your way within 30-40 minutes. If there is lightning in the area they have to clear all ground personnel from the tarmac and everything comes to a stop until they get the all clear. If you are a member of one of the...

Further than you would want to walk. Take a boat or bus to the West Side or Pleasure Island stop and walk across the street to the Hess. I don't know if the ongoing construction will affect that plan.

Kona Cafe, Boma or Trails End

If I can get something for under $200 a week I'm happy. Considering you are 2 1/2 weeks I don't think you are doing too bad. Otherwise check for Costco/BJ's/Sam's club coupons and Avis Preferred, National Emerald Club or the other loyalty programs.

"The cornerstone of a nutritious breakfast"

LL Bean makes some good ones. The smallest one is about 8x8.

IMDB has a 1989 date on it, so that would coincide with the opening of the park.

What is a Big Kahuna Sandwich? I've never seen it on the menu before.

So what happens when my passes run out? Will the new passes tie back to the old bands or will I get new MB's? I usually don't renew. I just buy new ones at the beginning of my next trip.

Not sure about that. Our package had 3 bands, all different colors. I don't recall what color the inside of the box was.

What AP doesn't include parking? Just the Seasonal?

I wasn't able to order the bands through the MDE app, but I was through my MDE account online.

Good point.

I would think once your MB's ship and the number is posted to your account you will be able to make FP+. Just guessing. Any non-Florida AP's get the option to order MB's? ETA: Woo-Hoo, 1000 posts!

Ask for something near the Hospitality House. If you are renting points "near Hospitality House" is a separate category.

The Wilderness Lodge is the only one I know of that does tours. I found a little more info on another site: "Wonders of the Lodge" tour is offered at 9 am on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. This tour is about the architecture and how the Lodge was built, takes you outside, talks...

Great report, Annie. If you ever find yourself at the Lodge again they offer a tour on certain days of the week. It is a great way to learn about the WL. I didn't know there was a RFC in AC. I was just in AC last weekend.

I'm sure it will go the way of DVCapp .com before long.

+1 for Red's. And be prepared to wait a while.

I thought the utilidors were at the original ground level. Then they buried them and built up from there. :confused: