yes.. we only had one day for shorts when we went this january lol.Too cold for shorts ???
Hell nao!
Considering how many scenes and how fun it is.. no surprise.
Yes and Yes... and No to the height.
I think they now limit the number of people you can bring with the disabled person.
Correct, since it was new years eve and it was closing next day... no surprise they would want to close and work as soon as possible.
there are star trek cruises?My daughter's godmother is going on a Star Trek cruise next year. I'll wait for a Star Wars cruise.
They have recently reworked the system. At wdw, we go at the begining of every trip with the MBs and register the DAS. Everything is electronic, but unlike FP+, you can't control it through the MDE app. You either go to Guest services, a FP+ kiosk area, or the attraction itself, and then a CM gives you a time to come back, usually the stand by time minus ten minutes. To prevent abuse, the person fot whom the DAS is issued must scan their MB first before the rest of the group may go.
Now I'm going to have to make meatloaf too!
Good to know. Thank you! I'm determined not to miss it just because I'm a wuss.You definitely won't fall out. Each seat has individual seat belts (like Star Tours) and for kids there is an extra safety strap that goes between their legs. I've seen adults use that extra belt. You can always request the lower level because a CM will assign you to a row. There was a trip I broke my ankle right before our trip (I had just gotten the cast off and into a boot) so I had an ECV. They put me in the lowest row every time that trip and I must have really been lucky because I never saw other people's feet. You could always close your eyes during a scene if it bothers you.
Yeah, I worry about the Frozen ride, since that's the one I really do want to see what they've done. Right now it's scheduled for April, so that gives me several months leeway if they extend it, but still, you never know, do you?
Do you plug your cars in at night over there? In Wyoming, you have to at night or the car will never start. But I understand that in most places, cars don't even have tank heaters. A friend of mine in college was from Arizona and he started taking pictures of the front of several cars and I asked him what in heaven's name he was doing and he said his friends didn't believe cars had plugs on the front to plug the car in at night, so he was sending pictures as proof. But Illinois gets pretty cold, too, so I thought maybe you actually do have them?
It's a good idea to get it, even if he doesn't always NEED to use it...you can decide when it's needed and when it's not. I'm not anticipating any problems like that with DS. He does tend to have problems if something doesn't go how he thinks it should...like if he knows we have to cross a street but I cross in a different place than usual. He'll insist I'm going the wrong way. And he feels very strongly that he should get to go first for things, but he strangely, in spite of that he doesn't seem to have problems with the concept of waiting in line. Unless he sees someone cutting in line, THEN he freak out. Is there a separate line for people with the pass you have? I hope either there's a line for pass users, OR we don't encounter that, because if DS sees someone going to the front, he WILL have a meltdown.
You'll be fine and like others have said if it gets bad close your eyes and hold your dh's hand. BTW it's already closed so it should be open before you get there. They'll want to have that and Frozen open for the summer rush starting mid June.
Why does your stuff look like my 13 year old's stuff?
Tonight's chili night here. I've already got the back beans going.Homemade turkey and white bean chili for dinner, yum!
Don't you have classes?
