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I understand were your coming from. Though I have seen companies bring products that are inferior to yuengling to tasting events. I am and IPA nut. I prefer dog fish 90 min over the 120. I love Bells two hearted ale. Lets face It. Beer is just great.

Last time I was at the trout pass pool bar over at WL They had Red Hook ESB (Extra Special Bitter) it Is not quite an IPA level of bitterness, but still ever so tasty.

I would vote for the WL also. The ambience and attention to detail is awesome. Plus the proximity to the MK and monorail hotels for dining is a big plus.

I think Yuengling stacks up favorably and is a very drinkable lager. It is not my favorite beer by a long shot. But it is still quite good. I am curious, what is your beer of choice?

I have not had that one. I do enjoy ales too. I will have to try it next time we go down to the World. Thanks!

August is a great time to enjoy a cold beer. It gives a reprieve from the heat. Have fun :-)

At the risk of sounding like a lush...I have spent many a lazy Disney day around a pool bar. I could survive on the tips alone. Quite nicely in fact. Especially is someone like me sits down there from time to time. Money aside though. It would be a fun way to interact with people.

If this about dream jobs. Than I opt for bartending at the poly pool bar.

Kona Brewings fire rock pale ale is a quite good for those that care for a slightly hoppier beer

Last time we were there (Sept '10) they had yuengling at just about every resort bar. I do agree it is a tasty beer. I know the crews cup lounge at the yacht club as a better than average beer selection. In case You have a few more favorites to search for.

Put my down for October. For many of the previously stated reasons. MNSSHP is to fun. We have had really good luck with weather in October too. Have fun either way.

Quite a line up. That's everyone who is anyone from HGTV. Thanks for the info

Wow. That is great. I am glad that it all worked out for you.

I am sorry that you feel we missed your point. I for one am thrilled that Disney contacted you. I am not trying to lessen the importance of that. I am just curious what the details were around the contact and what they did to satisfy you. I am not saying they needed to give you something...

And how did Meg make this right? Did she offer future discounts, Did she express regret that your vacation was less than stellar? Did she send Gift Certs to the Disney store? What?

Tough question. In all candor. I would probably delay the trip whatever amount of time it took to save for a deluxe for the longer time frame. What can I say. I like the deluxe resorts. We also don't do the Parks for 13 hours a day. We enjoy a lot of the amenities of the resorts we stay at...

That would be awesome to have one so close. Of course it would loose some of its novelty that way as well. Another place we like quite a bit is beaches and cream at the beach club. It is probably a good idea to get ADR's for peak times here though.

The way the DVC fast pass perks worked is you would slide your card into the FP kiosk and a stub would print out with a return time that was immediate. Then you would get in the FP return line with all the other people returning to ride. You don't stick out as some sort of elite, I get to go...

While I can't say if I would like or dislike this until the details were actually worked out and reviewable. I am leaning more toward liking the idea than not liking it. They have been using these as perks for people who bought or looked at buying DVC points. So far no major catastrophe has...

I will also give two thumbs up to the online reservation system. We have never had an issue with it. It is very easy to use and actually kind of fun. It is part of our pre trip routine that we look forward to.