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If Vionics provide the support you need I'd go with Vionic sandals. I have a few of their different styles and they're all comfortable and give the support I need all day. I prefer a sandal with a backstrap for the parks myself so I have a pair of Vionics with that.

Is the walkway from the TTC currently open?

Does anyone know if the pathway to/from the TTC and Polynesian resort is currently open? TIA!

As someone that uses the Lynx system regularly the only thing I'd be worried about is making sure your hotel is near a stop for either the 50 or 56 bus routes. Those are the only two that access Disney more than once a day. You could stay elsewhere and make multiple transfers, but that ends up...

Other than in a couple displaced penny press machines in Epcot, no.

Hydrate hydrate hydrate, but be sure to balance all the liquids with salt! Cooling cloths, misting bottle/fan, and a neck fan are must haves. Whenever y'all take a break or stop to eat put your feet up. I can't tolerate compression wear in the extreme heat but I do notice a difference when I can...

Neutrogena HydroBoost is my favorite! I use the one with spf in the morning and the original in the tub at night. It's incredibly lightweight.

On the day I check out, leaving POP in the morning, I have friends checking in later the same evening at POFQ. I was wondering if it's possible for me to leave a little surprise package/card for them, it's their birthday. I definitely wouldn't want to leave them something if they'd end up having...

That I can't easily replace there: - ID, passport, insurance cards, credit cards - 2 pairs of shoes - blister prevention/treatment - prescription and OTC medications - non-medication medical needs (for me that's a cooling cloth, neck fan, ace wrap, KT tape, nuun tabs, etc.) - glasses and spare...

The only ride I've ever had problems with is Everest - going around the turn backwards throws off my system something awful! I've never actually lost consciousness on any of the rides, but I have to sit in the little space between the unloading gates and the photo monitors for a couple minutes...

I can only wear cooling/wicking style bras so the non-sports bra ones I wear are Playtex secrets cool shaping bra (my absolute favorite bra ever!) and Olga's play it cool bra. The olga comes in a wirefree, I'm not sure about the playtex.

The only issue I've encountered with using a rollator is the incline in a couple of queues. Soarin comes to mind but I think theres one or two others where if I would have tried to sit, even with the brakes locked, I'd either have tipped over or rolled downhill.

yep, once you've watched enough to earn the SB it'll check off that box on your to-dos.

When are you going? I'll be boarding the Navigator January 28th!

We did a split stay in January and just dropped the suitcases at bell services and headed to the parks with our day bags. Took the bus back from the park to the other resort and they were in our room.

I take uber often with my rollator. Some trunks are a little tighter than others but as long as I've folded my handles in I've never had a problem with it not fitting. If the driver bothers to help (rarely) I tip them a dollar or two because it is bulky/awkward to handle and that's going above...

Feetures, hands down. I have a chronic illness that causes problems with my skin, my "blisters" are often larger around than a quarter and go through all the layers of skin, once they open they're open bleeding wounds. Feetures are the only brand I don't blister in and I've tried all the various...

Seasonings are a must!!! They'll take the exact same ingredients (say rice and ground meat) and make so many variations so you don't get bored. Teach her to read the unit price and how to shop/stack with sales and coupons.

I've now made 2 4-day trips to Disney/Universal with only a personal item. Being cheap and flying Spirit forces me to be creative. No doing laundry either!

I've had contacts for 20 years and have nearly exclusively worn them for 15. I wear biofinity because of horrible sight, astigmatism, and I prefer to sleep in mine. A week in 24/7, a day out, another week in, chuck that pair. Buying at Costco has easily cut the cost in half, my insurance has...