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let the server know that you are on the dining plan and have seperate rooms so they can split the checks. Since you are a party of 6 there is an auto grat of 18%. This will be a balance due. It will be printed on your receipt. You can tell the server to charge it to your room or put the cash...

Actually you would have saved a LOT of money had you used the TIW card. The only way a server is going to know if you have the TIW card is if you tell them and you can do that at any time. Here's the break down: Based on $100 check With TIW: $100.00---original bill...

The day at Kona that is being referred to there was a problem with the gas that supplied all the fryers, grills and stove tops. The motor blew about an hour after opening so we basically had no menu. We were getting food from Ohanas and Captain Cooks. It was a nightmare but thankfully the motor...

Nick, I believe you has Bridget aka Mountain Momma. She usually waits on the tour lunches. You can't go wrong with either lady though!

Hickory is female, she works days :)

Just setting the record straight when it comes to refills at Kona. Regular coffee..(we set down the pot), sodas, tea, and hot chocolate are all refillable. Juices and milks are not, nor is the 100% Kona pressed pot. Hope that clears it all up

at a buffet there is no extra charge for refills...and it all started in January and has only recently become enforced

no, at WDW restaurants the tips are not pooled

come down with a butt load of money, plan for at least 3 months of expenses and don't put all your eggs in one basket

nope, you don't sound like a jerk and people can say whatever they want, I know it's a free society, free market and I'm not being forced to work in a restaurant in WDW....however, that's where I do work and this is where I live...I can't change where I live and can't take the necessary steps to...

ok, coming out of the shadows to post and clear up some of the misunderstandings of a WDW server. I work in a restaurant in WDW, it is not a buffet or a character meal nor is it a signature restaurant. It's a regular table service and that's what I'm basing my post on. We get $4.34 an hour...

I'm in Celebration and a hourly CM. What would you like to know?

Indian Ridge Oaks is an older community but still decent. It's pretty close to the parks, Animal Kingdom is closest. There is a nice Publix in Championsgate not to far away. Lots of kids live in the community, since most pple are full time residents.

http://www.clickorlando.com/news/21953364/detail.html not a fun way to spend the early morning

near not in

try contacting Jane at Gifts of a Lifetime and see what she can do, she specializes in engagements www.giftsofalifetime.com

Hi from Celebration :wave: There are tons and I mean tons of empty homes here. Rentals are available from $800 to $3200 and above. We currently live in a townhouse that has 3 units. We have had the entire building to ourselves for more then 6 months. If you decide you do want to live...

MK was a total madhouse! wall to wall people everywhere. I was only there for a little over an hour and left.

you'll get the buttons at check in. If you really want to make sure that there is something special for your husband your best bet is to pay for it. www.disneyflorist.com

Anyone know when the crane will arrive at MK to take down the castle lights? and approximately how long the wishing well path will be closed? TIA