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  1. 20 minutes ago, Tri-Circle-D said:

    From the Mouse's mouth:

    Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto welcomes the whole family—including children—from opening until 8:00 PM. After 8:00 PM, only Guests 21 years of age or older may visit.

    https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/polynesian-resort/trader-sams-grog-grotto/

    TCD

    Wow.  I looked there first and still completely missed it. Thanks for the info, sorry for the bone head question.  

  2. We recently got a sneek peek at Trader Sams Grog Grotto when we went down to the Christmas party last month.  The wife and I were really excited about trying it out, but I don't see anywhere if children are allowed in.  I know it's a bar of sorts, but do they have a place to sit and eat with kids or is it adults only?  Thanks 

  3. They had a precursor to these systems with the My Pal Mickey. It was a plush Mickey with electronic "guts" that would vibrate and talk when you got close to certain areas of the park. It would give ride line updates, tell jokes, it was pretty neat. Actually sometimes, a little too neat.  (Ok Mick, give it a rest for a minute)  Interactive things would be a great activity besides standing inline all day. Hopefully it works out!

  4. Someone had previously posted this in the technical issues board, but it only had 25 views. Seeing as how almost 40 million extinguishers are involved it should probably get a little more attention.  Apparently Kidde brand fire extinguishers with plastic handles are either failing to work, or are coming apart when discharged. Below is a link with info on the recall, and another to the page Kidde redirects you to if you have an affected extingusher.  Stay safe!

     

    https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2017/kidde-recalls-fire-extinguishers-with-plastic-handles-due-to-failure-to-discharge-and

     

    https://inmarmarketaction.com/kidde/

     

     

     

     

  5. Not sure if anybody mentioned this yet or not, but Dollywood offers a deal where if you enter the park after 3pm, you can come back the next day for free.  We took advantage of that this past summer when we went and you can really do a lot in the 5-6 hours you are there the first day. (Park closes around 9 pm) We were really glad we didn't spring for 2 day tickets.  I think everyone above has pretty much covered it. We stay at Bear Cove Village if we stay in PF, and a place called Smoky Bear Campground in Cosby if we want to be out of the touristy parts of the area. It's a great part of the country.  Definitely see the park, the go karts are great but hiking to, say, grotto falls is amazing!  Hope you make it, have fun!

  6. 4 hours ago, kylemcmahon1 said:

    Just wanted to give you guys hope. New people will come on board. My wife and I have a 2 year old. We are taking our first trip to the fort in June. My wife has never been and I was taken twice as a child in a pop up camper in the 80s. I can not wait to return. Have hope there are new people. Thank you for all the info I have read it is helping a lot for my first trip as an adult.


    2016 Ram 2500 Cummins diesel
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    Welcome!  We'll be down in June too, maybe we'll run into each other and say hello. This really is a great place to get dependable info, and just chat about all things Fort Wilderness and Disney. 

  7. On 6/16/2016 at 7:29 PM, CoachClough said:

    I downloaded RV Parky.  Seems pretty cool, apple only though.  Just like the mention above me it shows walmart, flying j's, cracker barrels as well as campgrounds.

    I know the post I quoted is a year and a half old, but RV Parky is an awesome app, and it's also now available through Google Play. I've used it many times on my Samsung phone, and love it. 

  8. 1 hour ago, Andrew Roberts said:

    unfortunately for me it was due to posting topics and then being attacked by know it alls that caused me to loose interest  I still chat and comment about somethings but I don't get involved like I used to ;-(

    I agree. Some just have nothing but negative comments, or responses to posts. I guess you get that everywhere though. I have to admit, I'm guilty of not being as active on here though. I'm from KY and only get to the fort once a year if that, so I really don't have a ton to contribute compared to those who frequent the place. I do ask questions when we are prepping for our trip, or when I have a valid comment, but I usually don't just comment for "post count".  I do love this site. Thanks to the admin for the great job they do keeping it going. It's a labor of love I'm sure, but still lots of labor. 

  9. Thanks. We do have a young son, who is fascinated with rockets and wants to check out the Space center. He also wants to see the ocean, and loves huge machines, like cruise ships. Sounds like this place would be the perfect fit. Hopefully Irma didn't do too much damage.  They are currently not taking reservations, and the park is only open on a limited basis. We'll see.  

  10. Cave Country RV is about 5 minutes further away from the cave than Jellysyone, on the other side of the interstate.  It has all pull through sites and the bath house was very nice, and notably clean. They cater more to an older Class A crowd, but we stayed in the 15' TT we had at the time. 

  11. 1 hour ago, WannaBeImagineer said:

    Just want to throw this out there.

    Our last trip we were fortunate enough to stay at the Grand Floridian and their pools did not have MB scanners, anyone could walk in and out of either pool.

    We thought we saw some people pool hopping but you really never know if they were or not.  I do know that their pools are much larger and nicer than the Fort.

    YOU HEAR THAT FREE LOADERS!

    Go to the Grand Floridian, they have two pools, a waterfall, waterslide a zero entry, hot tub, two bars, complimentary towels and a kids play area!  They also have grills near by because of the GF Villas!  Go there and give the Fort a break!

    lol

    WBI

    Is this not a perk of Disney?  I though if you stayed on property at one resort you were allowed to allowed go to pools, recreational activities at the other resorts as well. We've never done it, but have talked about doing just that on our next trip. 

     

    As far as those just slipping in to take advantage of free (to them) amenities, that's just selfish people being selfish. I would venture to say that the amount of Disney security to prevent that would be seen as an unacceptable burden to most guests, and the Disney bottom line as well.  

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