Search results

thanks all.....i'll definitely go with the individual massage

Yes, it's my wife's own mother! H-no if it was her MIL, my mom. But the mani/pedi sounds like a good idea, except they'll probably both get them done right before the cruise, that's all.

haha my mom is the same way, but my mother in law would actually enjoy the massage, I don't think I could do a cruise with my own mom, that woud be a disaster!

We're going on the Dream in July, looking to surprise my wife and mother in law with a massage of some sort. I want to book it now because I know if we wait to book while on the cruise they'll say "no that's too expensive". Would a couples massage be weird? Or should I just book two massages...

Thanks, just wanted to get a for sure answer, when we went 10 years ago for our honeymoon, we didn't have to worry about kid things.

Our date to book activities and excursions is coming up in early April, I've noticed age requirements for all the activies on Castaway Cay and am a little disappointed. It seems most activities are 5+, even for a float/tube rental. I'm a little concerned our 4 year old DD won't be able to do...

awesome! stanley gets to hang out with a celebrity! I have not heard you on the podcast lately, miss hearing your enthusiasm!

If you have the Waze App or Google Maps, I would do a test during the week this week to give you rough ETAS from LAX to Disney. Around 7PM PST just change your starting location to LAX and destination to Disneyland. 7PM though, traffic is still pretty bad, especially getting out of Los Angeles.

1:50 - Flight to LAX Are you committed to LAX? If you fly to John Wayne (Orange County) you'll save at least an hour drive from traffic. I drive the freeways of SoCal everyday, especially Orange County area. You can get from John Wayne, even Ontario to Disneyland area in about 45 minutes...

Well my daughter is in first grade and she received the Flat Stanley project, not due until May. Do Cathy and Teresa still do this? I would love to surprise my daughter with a Stanley that got to visit WDW. We are going as a family for the first time next July, so she's all about WDW right now!

Yea, we're not so much a Star Wars family, so we should have plenty of time for other things, my youngest also won't be tall enough for RR so that's one long line eliminated.

Thanks for making me realize this....We have one day scheduled for HS and the only plan is for 50s PT for lunch, I guess we should go see it, just to compare as we really have no plans for the evening. We won't have park hoppers so we'll probably head back to AoA after lunch, relax a bit then we...

I'm not one to wait two plus hours for a spot to view at Disneyland, we usually get a dinner package. Is that not necessary for WDW?

I've grown up on the Disneyland version of Fantasmic, along with my kids, never seen WDW version. From what I hear, it's "meh", compared to Disneyland's. Worth it or not worth taking the time to see?

yea, it's the kind we use at home but I don't want to cart that limo cross country

is there any stroller rental place that offers the double stroller sit/stand type?

Thanks, guess not, I just thought this was all Disney Restaurants message board, still kinda new to these

Going to Steakhouse 55 tonight, celebrating our 9th anniversary, I heard on the podcast a few months back that the gluten free flat bread is really good, any thoughts, do I just ask for both? I just want to try it.

Going to Steakhouse 55 tonight, celebrating our 9th anniversary, I heard on the podcast a few months back that the gluten free flat bread is really good, any thoughts, do I just ask for both? I just want to try it.

That was sorta my plan. We will be coming directly from Disney Dream on a Friday and I thought instead of heading to a park that day/evening, I thought it would be best to just settle into our room at AoA then head to HDD in the evening to start our WDW portion of our vacation.