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I have a reservation for at Disney timeshare studio (like a reg hotel room) at the Boardwalk for Sept 3-8 (sun-thurs nights). I can't make the trip and to cancel this late my points go into a holding pattern. Anyone want a last minute trip and stay on Disney grounds at the Boardwalk, an...

Or some timeshare owners rent on Ebay.

You would only be out if you canceled within 30 days, before thirty days a timeshare owner can change a reservation. When you rent from a timeshare owner usually it is from Sunday to Friday because that's the inexpensive times. When I stay at my timeshare I book Sunday to Friday and tack on...

It's surreal One of the very best Cirques. Wait til you see the trampoline work. It's unbelievable.

I used to pay at least $300 per night to stay at Beach or Boardwalk. Then I found out the really best kept secret, you can rent (transfer a reservation) from a timeshare owner for about $150 per night! It's a great way for timeshare owners (like myself) to get some money back for time they...

...on Thanksgiving Day you have to decide which character to eat. Ughh!

I think that a good addition to Soarin would be to have Dumbo fly by.:lol:

Hoop de do is alot of fun but not really romantic. For fine dining the best Italian is Palio in the Swan (or was it the Dolphin). They have a strolling mandolin player, very romantic and food that rivals the best of Little Italy! In Epcot, Bistro de Paris is also top notch and the kind of...

Epcot is the ultimate adult park, great rides, great restaurants, great entertainment, great people. End your day with a fabulous dinner at Bistro de Paris, followed by a fireworks show and a romantic stroll to your hotel room at the Boardwalk (or BC or YC). It cannot be beat!!

If you ask why they don't sell gum they say Mickey doesn't chew gum. Apparently Mickey drinks Vodka...

I'm a food lover. I get the DP and go to all the better restaurants at Epcot, Chef Des Frances, LeCellier, Nine Dragons, the Japanese restaurant (these all count as one sit down meal) Then maybe go to one of the really top restaurants that count at 2 sit down meals (Citricos, California Grill...

I thought I was Disney savy, but I'm having a hard time keeping up with all the abbreviations? Is there a master sheet somewhere?

Check out the character breakfasts (or dinner if nec), the little ones will love it (call Disney Dining to see which ones qualify - you need reservations early, like now!) In Epcot for dinner, Chefs De France, Le Cellier, Nine Dragons, the Japanese one...all have very fine dining, you'll get...

1998 - While on Honeymoon being picked from audience as engaged couple at Indiana Jones Show at MGM. 2005 - My three year old Sarah as Chip at Storytime with Belle at Magic Kingdom :)

I didn't get to do it during my last trip November 05. I was hoping to go with my three year old, but she was too small and I didn't want to go by myself. I hope she'll be tall enough next trip so I'll be stretching her to speed her growth along (not really!). :) I know it's like a hang...

I would be the guy who leads the children in building huge sand castles et at the kids pool at the Yacht/Beach club pool.

I got my haircut on Main Street and I thought it made me look like Gaston! Actually it was pretty good :)

It is the same plan are regular guests. One counter service meal including desert, one snack (soda/water/ice cream sandwich etc.), one dinner including appetiser, main course, and dessert, gratuity is included. Some of the more upsacale restaurants require two dinner credits per meal...

One third off Disney's rates. If you're interested you can private message me.

I have reservations for Jul 16-21 at my timeshare at Boardwalk. I can't make it so thought I'd offer it up if anyone wants. Since it's my timeshare you could stay there for much less than Disney's reg rates