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I wish. We are staying at AoA, so additionally there will be the trip there, which makes it non-trivial.

Hmm... Now I wonder if I should just go ahead and try to do both.

Thanks guys. That's absolutely not what I was expecting you to say or the way I was leaning, so definitely good to hear!

I'm holding on to two Ohana reservations right now. One for dinner, one for breakfast and will likely only go once. Party of 3 adults and 2 small children (neither of whom have seen Lilo and Stitch). Which to keep?

Oooh a full crib would be amazing. We are at AoA in a suite with an almost 2 year old so a crib would be worlds better than a pack n play. Thanks for the tip - its worth asking.

Since my Sensory Processing Disorder thread seemed to be helpful to people, this is a variation on the theme specific to autism. What tips do you have for taking your child on the autism spectrum? What made your trip successful or what would you do differently next time? We haven't been yet...

Probably a stupid question but it fits in this thread. Do all of the characters (face, plush) sign in the autograph books? This is our first trip with kids and I haven't ever even noticed other people getting signatures during meet and greets.

Do I need to call ahead to request a pack n play, will there be one in the room, or do I ask for one at check in? I already competed online check in and there was no place to request it like I thought there would be. Thanks!

As a parent of a child with autism, I'd love this system. I'm dreading going to Guest Services and requesting a DAS and having to explain in front of my kid why they need the pass. Additionally, I'm terrified about the wait for guest services to request the pass while my child REALLY wants to go...

I am a public high school teacher and worked lunch duty a few years ago. Every single one of our kids picked up their trash and threw it out and washed their tables. The trick was having enough lunch duty monitors and slowing down the exit / clean up process to force accountability on the part...

People like you give me hope in the world. My kids are almost 4 and 22 months and I'm petrified of our trip in September. We are going with 3 adults and the 2 kids and I'm shooting for a few happy hours in the park each day with anything short of cataclysmic as being defined as success...

Many people (myself included) know very basic sign language from learning some from school or work at some point in time. That tinker bell is signing a very basic phrase (my name is T I N K), very slowly, just like a novice would. Minnie mouse also had a very basic phrase and one that was able...

In MDE, My plans, click on "Enjoy FastPass+, Make selections". When I clicked on that this morning, it gave me my date (today) when I could make selections.

I've read here that the start time is midnight or after the last park closes, but I was locked out at 7:07EST this morning, which is what made me think there was an issue beyond "they hadn't opened the window".

Yeah. This is resolved - very frustrating. I called Disney and they said that they opened up the FP+ system late today, which is why I was locked out. Now that I'm actually using this system and the website for the first time I'm less than impressed. The website constantly has errors. The times...

A expected phone wait time of 23 minutes for technical support. The hallmark of a well built website.

"You may begin making fast pass + reservations for your vacation on July 9, 2016." It is July 9, 2016!!! Why are you still locked? Has this happened to anyone else?

I just got the final total for my trip for my family of 4 and my mother for a week at AoA in September and despite planning and knowing what I was getting into, it was $1k more than I originally thought we would spend. I'm happy to pay more if it means not standing in lines all day, but the...

The pound is down quite a bit against the dollar with a whole lot of uncertainty floating around now. Think this is this likely to hurt WDW attendance even more for the remainder of the year? Is this enough to create a noticeable drop in crowds similar to the lack of Brazilians currently?

A 16 month old isn't going to "learn" anything if they get separated from their family. While I agree that if you have a child adult ratio of at least 1:1, that its probably not necessary, if you think theres a chance the child might slip out of a hand and bolt, then absolutely do it. I'm...