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A very misleading statement by them. The terms A & B are simply different sides (North and South respectively) of the same building. Concourse 1 and Concourse 4 are where the planes are and you need to take the monorail out to them from.

I would go ahead and book the 6 nights first. At least you'll be sure of those nights. Then when you reach the 7-month window book the other night. If it's not available then, be sure to wait-list it.

Just to be clear - The Club locations are not in the main terminal (A or B side) but are in the Airside 1 or 4 parts of the airport.

Disney is very restricted in what they can do by the FL laws covering time-shares.

In mid-May you should be able to see lots of animals. Sunset then would be right around 8 pm. So a 5:30 reservation will still have lots of sunlight.

Guides are highly restricted as to what they can offer by FL regulations. I doubt they there is anything they could do extra for you.

Even if you are forced to park in the lot across the street, it's still much simpler/easier than TTC/monorail. We are local and dine at the GF regularly. Being of an age, we have a handicap placard and utilize the valet parking option there. If you pull up to the guard gate at the GF, you...

How could there not be? :)

Agree. I was stating that because the OP didn't.

Yes, they will let you in early if you have an ADR that is before official opening time. I'd get to the gate about 7:45

Attractions shouldn't be "thrilling". They should be entertaining.

I seriously doubt it. Disney want's people to come and stay longer, not discourage them.

I doubt there is any power in those lightning arrestor cables. In fact, they should be at ground potential since lightning is trying to find the way to ground

Valid point!

Just had a wonderful meal at Boathouse on Saturday. Good food and service.

In general I'd say the view is better from BLT. But if you can get a Boardwalk view room that is down towards the end (near Swan) you can get a nice view of the fireworks at night.

Deck 5 is fine. So is deck 10. Personally, we avoid deck 10 on the Dream/Fantasy because of the larger overhang blocking some of the sun and go with deck 9 instead.

Another vote for KTTW. A really interesting tour for the Disney enthusiast.

That's my understanding. My point was that this is more about guest concerns than an actual physical danger. These systems operate in many regions that are subject to lightning strikes.

I think they are safe during thunderstorms as well. Yes, guests might not feel comfortable riding in them during a storm, but the danger is more from high winds than actual lightning. Since you are not grounded when riding in them, a lightning strike won't be an issue.