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Hi stitchtastic, UK ones should work with an adaptor plug, but they do not get as hot as at home. As we travel to the USA quite a lot I picked up a pair of hair straighteners at Walmart when I was at WDW last year (think that they were less than $20) Hope this helps!

we're there 2nd to 22nd September

6 days or 144 hours, not that i'm counting!:p We're staying in Port Orleans Riverside for three week, really looking forward to going

thank you:sohappy:

Hi, We're going to WDW in just under two weeks, the first day we're there the extra magic hour is in Magic Kingdom. I know you are issued with a special wrsit band, how do you obtain these? How do they get all of the none wrist banded people out? Thanks in advance

hi celticdog!:wave: I have been to Edinburgh plenty of times and there is lots to see espeically if you stray away from the main tourist routes! It sounds cheesy, but I'd recommend that you do the open top bus tour of the city, you get a commentary which tells you about the city as you pass...

$40 each way!!! (including the tip) It's quite far!! But compared to here in the UK, that's a pretty cheap taxi fare for the miles!!!

Hi there!:wave: We stayed in All Star Movies in 2004 and took a taxi to the Florida Mall. It cost us around $40.00 to get there. I imagine that it would be about the same from any Disney hotel or park, however the All Star Resorts are nearest the freeway so I guess that it would the quickest...

We have stayed in All Star Movies twice during the month of September (2003 and 2004) and had a great time. On both occaisions it was very quiet at the resort and we also got our room preference (high floor and Toy Story) We never had to queue for a bus (which was great as we did not hire a car)...

You can get a cheap mains charger in walmart or target. * * * * *

We have been to WDW twice, both times we went at the beginning of September and there were very few crowds. We ended up spending two days in our hotel room when we went in September 2004 due to a hurricane.........but once it had passed and the parks re-opened, we walked straight onto every...

Yes have a look at this http://www.flickr.com/photos/14877623@N00/95282532/ we'll shall be getting many of these when we return in September!!!!

Thanks for the advice. The only off putting thing about CS is the automatic 10% gratuity in the food court, are they really that difference to justify this extra charge?

Hi, I know this has probably been asked hundreds of times before but here goes. We're considering a trip to WDW next August/September, and we want to stay at either Carribean Beach or Coronado Springs. We've stayed at All Stars the last few trips and are considering a change. Which resort...

I've managed to do it several times!

Le Cellier, Cheese and Bacon soup!!!!

When we where at MK last year we stopped to meet Robin Hood, and some guy says to his wife, "Hey honey look! It's Peter Pan!"

Well I seem to have started a lot of people feeling ill, for that I can only apologise! I think the main lesson to take from this is to check the seat before you sit in the Doom Buggy!

Just a quick question, has anybody ever been on HM and sat down and the seat has been wet? When we where at WDW in '03 we saw a child being wiped down by his mum after "a little accident" on the ride, so be careful!

Chef Mickey's was excellent when we went last year. Donald's Breakfastosaurus was also good, if a little noisey, best place to meet the duck!