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I didn't realize Lyft was that inexpensive between the two parks. I think Lyft will be my best bet!

I've been to WDW many times. This is the first trip where I will be staying "off property" (Best Western Lake Buena Vista) by Disney Springs. This will also be the first year that I venture beyond the realm of WDW and into the uncharted lands of Universal Studios. I have been looking for a...

It's EASY WDW dot com (together obviously).

Haha, and I don't fault you for that spirit, personally. But I like finding the loopholes. Carry one good sir.

Eh, fair enough. Rules are rules. I tend to follow the rules myself with very few exceptions.

I'll probably get back in during the summer. I work a side job during the college school year. I will say also the reason I went from being afraid to fly back in 2006 to a content happy air traveler is almost SOLELY based on Flight Simulator. Once you start learning how it's done, it puts most...

I have no doubt I will soon enough. Just very busy right now with a lot of work. The Jetmax looks absolutely divine. But I think DVC membership is still first on the list, lol.

Undercover Security would be up my alley. Probably wouldn't do it though, except maybe part time, for fun and Disney Company benefits.

They used to be a great airline, but they've changed their business model to compete with the wildly unpopular, but financially successful Spirit Airlines. I haven't played in a few years now. But I do want to get back into it in the near future. I started playing MSFS in the barracks in...

Disney is continuing their transformation into a bottom feeder, run of the mill, average theme park. I'm with you on this one. If Disney is going to start playing these stupid bottom feeder, everyday average run of the mill theme park games, then they can expect savvy theme park goers to find...

I'm nothing compared to your skills and expertise, but I was a huge, huge Microsoft Flight Simulator fan, and I took my fandom to the extreme. Flying PMDG software aircraft which mimics down to the very last detail and playing online via the VATSIM network with other pilots and air traffic...

You are both right, really. It just depends on the resort and the Mousekeeping staff your destiny crosses paths with. I've placed the Do Not Disturb sign up on the door and have had no problems all the way until 11 AM. Then in other cases, I've had the sign on and around 9 AM (having forgotten...

Everyone has their limits on overpriced BS and fees they are willing to accept. "Resort Fees" would be mine. That is a big reason I do not go to Vegas anymore, even though I live on 2-3 hours away. I simply, absolutely, hate "hidden fees" that pay for garbage I don't use and that should be...

With DVC membership it probably is.

Ah, no worries. I know you aren't defending them. On the same note, I'm not attacking them. It's all the little things I think that they are doing, to offer very cheap ticket prices.

As someone who goes to the parks solo, I actually prefer 2-3 day trips because I can get out more often on my weekends (and therefor, have more to look forward to throughout the year versus the one big trip once a year).

I'll often look up the data when I'm sitting bored in the airport, waiting for my flight. I have found this site to be pretty valuable. http://www.turbulenceforecast.com/. Here is what it looked like yesterday. The reports were definitely coming in. That wall was like the battle of Helms...

I just came back on Frontier last night and tested their bag policy with a particular bag that worked out well if you are only going to be gone for 3 or 4 days (it's the second bag I posted about, not that first blue one)...

I've flown a lot of airlines, and the worst Turbulence I've experienced yet has been on Frontier. I have a theory that in order to maximize fuel savings to the utmost possible, Frontier instructs it's pilot to fly directly through most Turbulence, versus climbing to different altitudes or flying...

Alright, I'm back from my 2nd WDW trip of the year. Had absolutely no issues with my bag, even though it was stuffed to the max and was probably a bit more puffy than would have fit in the tiny box ;-). So, at least I now know how to save $60-70 on my WDW trips!