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One of my main goals of my next trip is to get a set of the Starbucks mugs. Does starbucks participate in the package delivery system back to your resort? Thanks!

My son has selective mutism and has participated twice. I may have mentioned it when signing him up??? It wasn't an issue at all and he loved it!

I have had two bad CM interactions and I love that I am able to say that in both cases, another CM made everything better and magical within minutes. WDW - We had a ticket snafu and my DH had pulled the wrong ticket out of his wallet one day. He ended up using a non-expiring one day ticket...

I got really upset with another guest just one time that sticks out in all my trips. We were waiting for a parade in MK. We had staked out our spots for a bit of time so my two kids were sitting right under the rope and DH and I were directly behind the kids. At the start of the parade, a woman...

Just send her into a buffet on her own. (kidding ;) )

You can pack a small suitcase with your outfits for the just first night and next day and needed personal stuff for the morning. Then you don't have to unpack and repack all your belongings if you don't get the same room. We do this when we cruise.

My experience was that the CM looked at the posted ride times on the entrance of the ride at Disneyworld. They did not have a tablet or anything on them. Sorry I am seeing these replies late. We did not have our DLR pass. I hope your trip was smooth!

Unless something has changed in the last two weeks, you can get it at the windows outside of Magic Kingdom. We got ours there on Christmas Eve.

You can get it at guest services outside the park as well, so if you arrive early enough before rope drop then you can grab it then and not cut into park time. I'd say it was less than 10 minutes once it's your turn.

There may be no difference in your opinion, but there is a difference legally. It's called the ADA. I hope that Disney works towards both shortening the wait times for everyone along with finding a way to use the DAS for all character meet and greets. It's a win win for everyone!

The "have something to do in line" advice doesn't work for all kids. If your son has a medical condition, just explain his needs at guest services. If the cast member doesn't seem to understand then ask for a supervisor. Just be nice and calm and it will work out for you.

That would have been really nice! It would be the best of both worlds! The CM at WDW don't have access to other ride wait times though. They just glance at the sign that states the current wait time for their ride.

I think I'd be like you if I were a local too. We just didn't know the park well enough to plan like that. That's a big difference between being a passholder and a vacationer. I have been to WDW enough times to know it well so that's a good point - maybe that has something to do with it going...

We are back from a short visit to Magic Kingdom and you may remember my postings from our fall break trip to Disneyland. So I have been through both scenarios and lived to tell the story. I got the DAS for my son at guest relations at WDW outside the gate the day before we went into the park...

It looks like these are buy one, get one 40% off this week!

Or you can bring a pen. I would hope that a CM would respect a person's desire to keep their needs (or their child's needs) unspoken.

The park opens at 7AM for extra magic hours and we want to be there for the welcome show. What time should we leave our site - giving us plenty of time for walking, taking the internal bus and the boat over. I know it's going to be super early, but I don't want to early and be silly. Thanks!

This all started around this time last year. I haven't shopped at Kohls since. I used to be a huge Kohls fan but their shady return policy is unacceptable in my opinion.

They didn't care how small it could be folded. They said no signs bigger than a peice of paper.

I am recently back from DL and our signs got confiscated at security. Because of issues with protests, there is a strict policy of nothing bigger than an 8 by 11 peice of paper.