Not sure about Military Tickets, but Annual Passholders can add dining. It still becomes some type of package but does not include tickets.
I'm with you!!!! I adore planning our trips. We were supposed to leave next Saturday for a week. All I wanted for mother's day was to be in Disney. Ugh. I planned that trip for about 8 months. It's mostly looking at restaurants, discovering new stores we want to check out at Disney springs and getting more familiar with Epcot, HS, and AK. I know I drive my husband crazy asking him what he thinks about dining times, which menu looks better, FP plans....but most times he enjoys it too. I obsess a little over little things though and drive myself crazy lol...like decals for our magic bands, what shirts we want to wear (not too matchy matchy but maybe a littleIt's strange to me some times to hear all the rants about how "stressful" it is to plan a Disney vacation. Lol It personally gets me excited for my trip.
I too sorry of research all year long, I'm always checking out the restaurants because there are so many I haven't tried. So imo it's never to early.... unless of course you are driving everyone else stuck in quarantine with you crazy
) and what groceries we need for the cabin (and we ALWAYS still forget multiple things lol). I'm hoping I can just cut and paste this trip to next May. We had some great ADRs and FP. I was really looking forward to runaway railway.
I am a Foster Kid and have only been with my Foster Parents for a short time and in the time I have been really lucky to be exposed to two vacations in 2019 to Walt Disney World. After many placements some crappy and some not so bad I finally have hit the jackpot and feel I am the luckiest in the world. To top it all off I think they might just adopt me in the near future which for a teenager is crazy when you are in the Foster system. Enough about that though. To answer the question they always seem to be planning or adjusting something with the vacation. We have another hopefully going to go off in July of this year(fingers crossed) and they seem to tinker with it almost every day with something. I don't ask I just want to go and that is all I care about.
Hope the best for you and your family.❤I am a Foster Kid and have only been with my Foster Parents for a short time and in the time I have been really lucky to be exposed to two vacations in 2019 to Walt Disney World. After many placements some crappy and some not so bad I finally have hit the jackpot and feel I am the luckiest in the world. To top it all off I think they might just adopt me in the near future which for a teenager is crazy when you are in the Foster system. Enough about that though. To answer the question they always seem to be planning or adjusting something with the vacation. We have another hopefully going to go off in July of this year(fingers crossed) and they seem to tinker with it almost every day with something. I don't ask I just want to go and that is all I care about.
As a fellow college student, I'll tell you what I do- if you know in advance what semester you'll be at Disney, plan your schedule accordingly. For me this mean taking classes I knew wouldn't have labs or an intense amount of work, plus an online class where I could get ahead on the work. Tell your teachers when you'll be away, and when the time gets closer (a few weeks away) remind them you'll be gone, and ask what work they'll expect turned in during that period so you can finish it up ahead of time. If you're willing to plan things out a bit and do a little extra schoolwork before you leave, it's no problem taking a trip while you're in school.
The only problem with that is my major is Physical Education/Health Education and many of my classes are performance oriented classes that I have to take at least one each semester. I could easily do that with the Anatomy class and other classroom classes. Thank You for the advice.
