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There are usually 5 of us, but sometimes 8, so I haven't weighed out for less than that, but if you plan to do several sit down meals I definitely think it's worth it. Especially on character meals.

Looks Awesome!

We bought tables in wonderland with our annual passes. We save 20% at nearly every restaraunt. It is $100, but we have already saved double or triple that amount and we don't eat out every meal.

At this point I would feel like mayor of the fort and would be so nosy they would probably kick me out. Did you stay in one spot? Very cool!

We usually stay at the fort then cocoa beach for a week. We have a dj business that messes with our weekends for long stays too.

I did really want to know...or I thought I did. When you leave after that long are you still sad to go or are you fed up? That sounds like so much fun.

I'm already jealous. I keep trying to figure out how to make 2 weeks happen but it is so hard on the wallet.

Just curious what are some lengthy stays that everyone has experienced...

We saw it last night with a full row of little girls. We loved it and cried (it was very sad, even though we knew what would happen). We were sad there wasn't more singing and that the prince wasn't more charming looking. But, the costumes were amazing and the castles and scenery were awesome. The Frozen madness at the beginning was totally confusing and I don't understand why we should even continue the insanity and mix it again with Cinderella, but that is a whole other conversation. Everyone around was confused by the song in the Frozen Madness or whatever it was called because it was

Awesome. We are hoping not to have to go to school all summer with all of our snow days. We can go for 22 days this summer, we hope to be able to rake up enough $$ to stay at the fort for at least a week or two...but that doesn't come cheap, does it?

We always do the boat to the Magic Kingdom, but we are probably some of the only ones with ZERO patience for buses. This could be in large part to us having 3 small children and a double stroller. I know everyone loves to see us all fighting when we get on the bus :) The last couple of times, we haven't had our own car and have had to ride the buses. I just feel like we have such a huge time loss with them. If we don't have a golf cart to get to the settlement, we often walk. If you don't have kids, the buses aren't as bad, but definitely plan for a long wait time unless you get lucky.

Mountaineer reference. Sorry, we are all reds and WVU fans here. We are close!

This is exactly what we have been looking at. I wonder with this if a golf cart and cavalier, we wouldn't do any damage to the rv other than gas $$?

We agree we are concerned about the weight. I have seen the tow things where you drive the cart up sideways then just drive up on two wheels. Have you seen these? Thanks for all of the hospitality guys :)

I don't think so but my husband thinks it will. We haven't tried yet.

Hi Fiends. With this being our first post, we thought we would introduce ourselves before we started asking questions or being nosy (we are good at this) :). Any post could me (Julie) or my husband (Will). We have 2 daughters, Jorja-8 and Ashtyn-6. We also have a 3 year old son named Jack and a 5 year old yellow lab named Peter Pan, or Pete. We are annual passholders. I'm a high school teacher and my husband is a professor. We have a Minnie Winnie bunk house class c. Before the motorhome, we were cabin addicts. We enjoy the page. We first somehow stumbled upon a post about the "abomin