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It all depends on your traveling party. If you're traveling with small children that may be dependent on naps and strollers, you'll probably find that driving to the parks less of a hassle. Nothing is worse than waiting for a overcrowded bus when a toddler is about to have a melt down because...

If you're only staying on property for a couple of nights, you might as well do a monorail resort. I once treated the wife to a anniversary MK stay at DCR before a 7 night cruise. It was really nice and very convenient. If you're planning to do MNSSHP, it'll be a much more pleasant trip back...

I think the ease of child containment is more than enough to tote strollers through an airport. Plus it's a heck of a walk from the airside gates to the Magical Express or rental car desks at MCO. I'd rather exhaust my kids at the parks instead.

Thanks for the info and the reassurance. I have that same Graco stroller (aka the Moon Rover) as well. I'm a little leery of transporting such a monstrosity through airports and buses. Luckily, I'm going in late October, so heat shouldn't be too much of an issue.

I'm not sure what I would do with 10 or more days. I find the sweet spot to be 5-6 park days, 7-8 total nights. MK warrants 2 days, Epcot 1-2, AK 1, HS 1. However, an average time away from WDW in my household is 8 months between visits. I guess I go often enough to get my fill.

Does anyone have an idea when details for this year MNSSHP will come out? I just booked for late October for my little girl's first birthday.

I'm going to look for the attractions that are likely going to stick with me and the kiddos for a while. MK: Pooh Epcot: Spaceship Earth DHS: ToT AK: Everest

Costume tail pieces work wonders. I've tied a "tigger" tail around the push handle of our stroller on several trips to WDW. They're easy to spot in a parked crowd, not to mention locationally festive.