keith_h

One less place for Rene and I to go to when we visit. Sigh......

I think it will result in lower quality photos with lots of backs of kids heads. With a real photographer they can stop their shot or take a another if something goes wrong. They also have a better chance of catching a special moment. While it might speed up the process sometimes quality should triumph over quantity. In the end it is just more indication that Disney is being run by bean counters and not visionaries.

If the Tesla ends up looking like that all I can say is,

I saw that on wdwnt a short bit ago. They say they are currently being tested at Town Square Theater and Adventurers Outpost. Doesn't surprise me as a machine costs less on the ledger than a person.

How about their parents?

Keep on believing that Dave. Who knows a wish, a little pixie dust and one day it just might all come true.

Been across the bridge multiple times. A department I was in in the early 2000's use to hold our annual planning session at Wild Dunes Resort and we would frequently go into Charleston. It's been close to 15 years since we've made a visit and with the 5 day weekend Charleston is just about the perfect distance for a relaxing trip.

Rene and I are thinking about heading down to Charleston for the Thanksgiving weekend. James Island County Park looks like a nice place and has good reviews. There is also the private Oak Plantation campground which again has pretty good reviews but is about $10 more per night after the Good Sam discount. I have looked at the Mt. Pleasant KOA as well but I don't think they are open that week as the site won't take reservations and every other day of the month is open but I plan to call to confirm. Anybody have any experience with any of these or other campgrounds around Charleston?

I think it could look pretty good if they would take the Prairie/Arts and Crafts style the drawing shows in the upper portions of the building and expand on it throughout the exterior. They would need to replace the Flying Nun hat with something more appropriate but that is no great loss. I think the real question is how accurate is the concept artwork is in relation to the actual buildings. If it is accurate then I think Disney missed a chance to build something unique. If it is just a promo or executive briefing artwork there could still be hope for something nice.

I'd rather not.

That's a drop in the bucket compared to the pollution all of the visitor's generate with their vehicles and air travel. Of course we don't have to worry about plastic straws anymore.

On most RV's the house batteries are different than the battery used to start the engine and run the dash. Sounds like your engine battery/ies are drained or dead. Where are you parked?

Once you make the first loop you have to cut across the middle to start the second but I'm sure they don't tell the CM's that at training. If you start the cut just after overlapping where you started you will never see the break.

Up until last year the NC State Fair was dry. Last year they established an area where you could buy tickets and sample NC brews and wines. We didn't bother checking it out as it was out of the way and somewhat crowded. It didn't seem to be a problem as it was strongly controlled with no alcohol allowed out of the area. Add in the extra cops hanging around and folks tended to behave. Sounds like it is back for this year.

Nope no entertainment fee but there is a $15.30 gratuity added onto the $85. I guess they were going to get extra $15 per person no matter what.