***1st Week of December Thread ADR Plans, Park Hours, and dealing with Pop Warner***

Here is my short list for FP+. I am ready for 10/4! I think my only true hard to get is 7DMT so after that one I figured go in order of what is most important to us or attractions placed where rearranging plans would be difficult. These are straight from my spreadsheet which is arranged in 30 minute time slots. In this list, the first time is when the FP+ window opens and the second is my target time for enjoying the attraction.
Husband just shakes his head when he sees me working on my plans.

Wed 7 Dec
7DMT+ (9:00pm/ 9:00)
MM @ TS FP+ (8:00pm/8:30)

Thurs 8 Dec
KS FP+ (5:00/5:45)
EE FP+ (6:00/6:30)

Sat 3 Dec
VoLM FP+ (11:20 - 11:35/ 11:40 )
TSMM FP+ (1:00/ 1:30)
TT FP+ (2:00/ 2:00 )*

Sun 4 Dec
JC FP+ (10:30/11:00)
BTMR FP+ (11:45/12:30)
SplM FP+ (12:45/1:00)

Mon 5 Dec
S FP+ (9:15am /10:00)
SE FP+ (10:15 / 11:00)
Character Spot FP + (11:15/ 11:15)

Tues 6 Dec
AdvO FP+ (11:00/11:15)
KS FP+(12:30/1:00)
EE FP+ (1:30/1:30)

Fri 9 Dec
PP FP+ (10:30/10:30)
SplM FP+ (12:00/12:30)
BTMRR FP+ (1:00/1:45)

Sat 10 Dec
SM FP+ (10:00/10:30)
Splash FP+ (11:00/11:30)
BTMR FP+ (12:00/12:30)
 
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SilSprBea said:
Hi friends! A few weeks ago we were talking about some way to identify ourselves in the park. I posted a request in the design thread for a 1st week of December tag for our bags at or strollers. Today @Lady Boadicea responded with this awesome tag. What do you all think? I love it and would love to use it if you all are game!
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Love it! I'd use it for sure!
 


We were out of town this weekend for our grandson's 7th birthday and I am trying to catch up. So I apologize for answering questions long after they were asked. ;)

Candycane83 said:
Ok I just looked at AP's menu again and it changed! :confused:
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They change the menu at Artist Point all the time. We have eaten there three times in the last two years and it is always different. But the food has been really good.

pigletgirl said:
For those travelling with little girls, are you bringing any princess dresses with you? If so, how are you packing them? Will your daughter wear them each day in the park?
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Our granddaighter did BBB when she was three years old. She loved it, by the way. My daughter put her in a Snow White dress that morning and she wore it most of the day. You will see little girls wearing the princess dresses, but they can be uncomfortable for the girls to wear all day, especially if they are wearing floppy princess shoes or the dresses are too long and drag on the ground. I would make sure that you have an outfit for her to change into later if she gets tired of the dress.

My daughter brought a Cinderella dress and an Ariel dress to Disney, too, in case her daughter wanted to wear one of them to our dinner at the GF with Cinderella. But she didn't want to wear them. We were disappointed because the pictures would have been adorable, but she had made up her mind. ;)

dreaminginplaid said:
All this to say, what are your must have packing 'extras'? For example, I saw a power strip on one of the lists and I thought it was genius! We are always moving furniture and unplugging lamps to get all our devices plugged in and charging.

We also have little ones who are sensitive to noise so we bring a nightlight. Used to, before kids we would leave the bathroom light on and partially shut the door but if it's one of those bathroom light and fan combos-forget it!
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We bring a power strip, a flashlight which is handy for finding things in the dark without waking everyone, and a clock. Disney took the clocks out of all the resort rooms and I like having a clock to look at. So we bring a small battery powered one.
 
Wood Nymph said:
We were out of town this weekend for our grandson's 7th birthday and I am trying to catch up. So I apologize for answering questions long after they were asked. ;)

They change the menu at Artist Point all the time. We have eaten there three times in the last two years and it is always different. But the food has been really good.

Our granddaighter did BBB when she was three years old. She loved it, by the way. My daughter put her in a Snow White dress that morning and she wore it most of the day. You will see little girls wearing the princess dresses, but they can be uncomfortable for the girls to wear all day, especially if they are wearing floppy princess shoes or the dresses are too long and drag on the ground. I would make sure that you have an outfit for her to change into later if she gets tired of the dress.

My daughter brought a Cinderella dress and an Ariel dress to Disney, too, in case her daughter wanted to wear one of them to our dinner at the GF with Cinderella. But she didn't want to wear them. We were disappointed because the pictures would have been adorable, but she had made up her mind. ;)


We bring a power strip, a flashlight which is handy for finding things in the dark without waking everyone, and a clock. Disney took the clocks out of all the resort rooms and I like having a clock to look at. So we bring a small battery powered one.
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Wow that is really interesting re the clocks! Good to know!
 
Wood Nymph said:
We were out of town this weekend for our grandson's 7th birthday and I am trying to catch up. So I apologize for answering questions long after they were asked. ;)

They change the menu at Artist Point all the time. We have eaten there three times in the last two years and it is always different. But the food has been really good.

Our granddaighter did BBB when she was three years old. She loved it, by the way. My daughter put her in a Snow White dress that morning and she wore it most of the day. You will see little girls wearing the princess dresses, but they can be uncomfortable for the girls to wear all day, especially if they are wearing floppy princess shoes or the dresses are too long and drag on the ground. I would make sure that you have an outfit for her to change into later if she gets tired of the dress.

My daughter brought a Cinderella dress and an Ariel dress to Disney, too, in case her daughter wanted to wear one of them to our dinner at the GF with Cinderella. But she didn't want to wear them. We were disappointed because the pictures would have been adorable, but she had made up her mind. ;)


We bring a power strip, a flashlight which is handy for finding things in the dark without waking everyone, and a clock. Disney took the clocks out of all the resort rooms and I like having a clock to look at. So we bring a small battery powered one.
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happy birthday to your grandson!
 
Wood Nymph said:
We were out of town this weekend for our grandson's 7th birthday and I am trying to catch up. So I apologize for answering questions long after they were asked. ;)

They change the menu at Artist Point all the time. We have eaten there three times in the last two years and it is always different. But the food has been really good.

Our granddaighter did BBB when she was three years old. She loved it, by the way. My daughter put her in a Snow White dress that morning and she wore it most of the day. You will see little girls wearing the princess dresses, but they can be uncomfortable for the girls to wear all day, especially if they are wearing floppy princess shoes or the dresses are too long and drag on the ground. I would make sure that you have an outfit for her to change into later if she gets tired of the dress.

My daughter brought a Cinderella dress and an Ariel dress to Disney, too, in case her daughter wanted to wear one of them to our dinner at the GF with Cinderella. But she didn't want to wear them. We were disappointed because the pictures would have been adorable, but she had made up her mind. ;)


We bring a power strip, a flashlight which is handy for finding things in the dark without waking everyone, and a clock. Disney took the clocks out of all the resort rooms and I like having a clock to look at. So we bring a small battery powered one.
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Happy birthday to your grandson!!!


Thanks in the AP tip! (There's a thread going about the change in soup... Hoping to see a review between now and going) :) and thanks for the advise on the clock too!
 
Thinking now of how to handle rely morning breakfasts before going to am EMH... Anyone planning on doing am EMH? What would you feed your little ones?
 
I finally have my garden grocer order ready.

3 six packs of Tropicana OJ, a case of water, 5 green bananas, 5 yellow bananas, grapes, half-n-half, 1/2 gallon of milk, bottle of wine, bagels and cream cheese.

We'll bring cereal, paper plates, bowls, untencils and a few other dry snacks from home.

My FP list is ready to go for Tuesday morning. Yippee!

Now, I need to finalize my budget for tips, OOP meals and souvenirs. I've also stated collecting random singles for cash. DD is in charge of decorating MBs and making envelopes for mousekeeping.

I feel settled on ADRs....

Just 2 things left..... SW dessert and ROL.
 
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