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Masshole, residents of Massachusetts, it is an achieved title for driving faster, being reckless cutting other drivers off, and having no patience for other drivers. I grew up and lived a third of my life in Mass and the next third 15 minutes from the Mass border. Based on that description, maybe I shouldn't be driving a bus.

A slight HI-Jack Cake. Very sick, hungry, and abandoned in a driveway by mama cat. To this. Lucky is right Mo.

Good to know - thanks!! Aw!!! I'll say it again, that is one LUCKY cat! :heartsmiley:

Thanks! I'm sure ill be peppering y'all with many more questions.

Oh, and I just want to say, I am sooooo happy you joined and are asking all these questions! Our little group is only two years old, and while we have gotten lots of new users, most have been to the Fort before and saw our signs, or was referred by someone else. It has been fun and refreshing to introduce a true Newbie into the proper Disney ways and the Fort!!!!!

Thanks and welcome aboard Ma44hew94. Looks like your a railroad person. I'm curious why you think the articulating buses will be Nova buses? That is what was tested, but I can tell you with absolute certainty that the 12 articulating buses will not be Novas and that is a good thing. Because if they're anything like the Nova buses that are in service now, they're junk. Most drivers, not all, do not like the Nova bus and the mechanics don't as well. A date was not given for the 12 buses except that they have been ordered. There is more to the story, but I won't bore everyone with that.

Put us in the camp of "get there as fast as we can so we can be there as long as possible." In our case we're traveling about 1400 miles from NH. No kids, but we do bring our 3 dogs, so potty breaks and leg stretching are mandatory. Also I do 99% of the driving. DH *can* drive, and certainly will if I ask him, but he's just as happy having a chauffeur. We usually put in about 12 hours of drive time the first day, take a nap for about 6 hours, 10-ish hours of driving the 2nd day, stop overnight and finish up the 2-3 hours in the morning. We try and plan when we leave to avoid busy times in t