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Join Date: Sep 2012
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We are staying on site and plan to utilize the busses to their fullest extent as they are free.
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Join Date: Jan 2008
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New Test Track, one of spouse's favorite rides BOG, new restaurant, yeah Little Mermaid Ride, When our daughter was 4 and at Disney for the first time all she did during the whole trip was sing songs from that particular movie. All day, every day for 10 days .Free Dining, booked bounceback, so glad. We won't be renting a car, actually like Disney transportation, most of the time. Have complained about it ,but overall it works fine and you never have to worry about getting into a hot car in Aug, . |
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Looking forward to:
New Test Track, one of spouse's favorite rides BOG, new restaurant, yeah Little Mermaid Ride, When our daughter was 4 and at Disney for the first time all she did during the whole trip was sing songs from that particular movie. All day, every day for 10 days .Free Dining, booked bounceback, so glad. We won't be renting a car, actually like Disney transportation, most of the time. Have complained about it ,but overall it works fine and you never have to worry about getting into a hot car in Aug, . SORRY, DOUBLE POST Last edited by ellie'smom; 02-02-2013 at 02:07 PM. Reason: double post |
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Join Date: May 2007
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We stick to Disney transportation and if we decide to go to Universal or Sea World, we rent a car for a day or two from the Car Care Center.
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Maryland
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Is renting a car for the day fairly easy? We are looking to do this to go to Seaworld for the day but have never done it before. Little nervous.
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Bucks County, PA
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This will be our 3rd trip in a calendar year since we bought APs. We were just there for Christmas, so I don't think Disney has anything new for us. What will be new is our hotel (BWV) and some new dining choices, like Tutto Italia. We are also traveling with friends for their first family trip to Disney
That should be a lot of fun! As for the rental, we likely won't get once since there are 2 families. We were happy to have a car last year and we got a great city special through Dollar. I think it was about $130 for the week for a midsize. We also dropped off at a different location so we could use Magical Express for the ride back to the airport. |
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Bucks County, PA
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We have never done that, but I heard that there is a Lynx bus that is about $2.00 a person each way. You can also take a cab. It isn't a far trip from Downtown Disney!
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Canada
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You can also take Disney transportation to the Boardwalk area and use the Alamo location at the Dolphin hotel. There are also a few different companies with car rental desks in the Downtown Disney hotels but I have never used any of them. I imagine the easiest way to get there would be to take a cab. |
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Yeah, I heard about the lynx bus on the transportation thread, but I read it can take a while. With two small kids, I wanted to be as time efficient as possible. From AKL, the bus ride to DTD always seems to take forever. Guess I will have to think more about this.
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Posts: 345
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Disney transportation with a few taxi's for early breakfast or late dinners at other resorts. We love the ME and don't mind the buses most of the time. We also have the boat to/from DTD as we are staying at POR. |
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Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: KY
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Our dates are August 23-30th. Celebrating little girl turning the big old age of 7. Staying at All star Music. First time at the resort. See ya there.
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Canada
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Well I found very very good flight prices this morning for the August trip. $100 pp on the way there and $136 for the way back. The reason they are so good is it is often difficult to find a decent price coming home on Labor Day weekend.
So that's the good news. The bad news.. it's with Airtran. Without going into too many details, Airtran was hands down the worst flight I have ever been on. I am a nervous flyer to begin with.. that particular Airtran flight was the reason I now request medication to fly ![]() It's stupid. Because it really could have happened on any flight and it's my nerves that make me not want to use them again. I just figure I am already worried enough as it is when I fly.. why make it worse by flying with the airline I associate with the bad memory? Again.. I know it's silly. So we will probably book the return flight tomorrow. Southwest opens up their schedule tomorrow too so I will wait and see if I can do better with them since there are no bag fees. Such a stupid thing to fuss over. I need to get over it. |
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