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Location: Michigan
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Christmas Day at Saratoga Springs
So we just scored a 1 Bd for 5 days at SS for Christmas(don't even ask what the flights cost
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![]() Earning My Ears One At A Time Join Date: Dec 2006
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With a 5 year old do you want to be at the busy main pool, (Springs) or at a smaller pool like the new Paddock pool?
You Tube has lots of videos that you may want to check out. Bill
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Thanks will check those out. She makes friends so busy or not it doesn't matter.
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Of she wants swimming and slides and splash areas I would definately suggest Springs or Paddock. Grandstands is great but it doesn't have slides or a very exciting splash area.
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Location: Portsmouth, VA
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We'll be a SSR over Christmas, too. I can't wait! It's been a few years since we've been there during the Christmas season.
Check out this post in another thread where I list some pros and cons for each section of the resort. It might help you choose which section best fits your family. |
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I have requested Springs and we will see what happens. ![]() Temps were in the 80's and dropping to the 60's(ouch) but should be 70's while we are there(I hope)!
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Michigan
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Thanks for everyone's help. We just got back last night to a nice snow storm.
The parks were packed, but we got to them at the rope drop and really never waited in line more then 15 minutes early and then used fast passes and again never had to wait at all. It was fun watching people go into the line that posted 120 minute wait and we were in and out in about 15. lol We got Springs as requested and the room was ready at 11:15 am. ![]() We went had lunch, went to Walmart for supplies and DD had a nap and we were in the parks by 5pm. Found the room to be clean and in a great location. A couple minute walk to bus stop, restaurant and ferry to downtown. Thanks again! |
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I'm happy to dance with you
I have 2 opinions We had tried usual things to keep them away, including something like coyote urine, it is sold in hardware stores by us Join Date: Aug 2003
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DVC-Trivia Contest, Apr-2006: Honorable Mention
DIS Earth Angel :) I promise not to plot against the showering today I can only think of bubbles :o Join Date: Nov 2000
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I agree with Bobbi! That was pure luck!
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