Grumpy and Grandma

I've already got the MH stocked. :banana: Tonic as well.

The ones from ASM hold the same amount as the new universal.

We've always gotten our moneys worth since we use them at the pool as well as TE porch. Grandma goes over there at least once a day to rock and read so the cups have been filled many times. OOPS! Also forgot the cup of Hot chocolate on the cool evenings when we go looping. :banana:

Try and get "GRANDMA" to spend more time there...

There was supposed to be a 5 minute "time out" so you could not get one refillable, keep filingl it and then pour into a bunch of other cups right in a row. (ie old mugs, non Disney mugs, paper cups etc.)

If you fill up a new mug (tall skinny) and pour it into the old mug (short and broad) you will find that they both hold the same amount.

Does that mean you'll both be "hindless'? :rofl2:

Transfer your reservation to one of the Travel Agents who are members on this board and see what they can do. You'll be surprised what their "Magic wands" can do.

Thanks!

Hans, Do you mind if I make a copy the original?

I missed this particular thread earlier. It is "Free" at the Outpost and both Trading Posts. The trading post signals works at the Meadows pool and on the porch at TE also.

Glad you had a great time. As you said once you go on a Dis Cruise you are spoiled. That's the reason we booked the Alaska cruise on the Wonder, doubt we will ever use any other cruise line.

The "rumor" we heard in Jan was they were switching over to the Direct TV line-up so this may just be the beginning. We use Direct TV now and have always gotten a signal and probably still will since Grandma likes to DVR things.

We've never used a "FAST PASS" so I guess we're good to go.

I'm with Kelly, can't vote. It all depends on where, as we travel we use an assortment of KOA's as well as private parks. There is such a wide variety of "quality" destination parks all across the country that we use just about all categories except FED and COE. We avoid the FED and COE since they normally have very limited facilities.

That really makes sense since it backs up to 1100 and it is the only cabin loop that is close to the camping loops.

All over, we like variety. As you can see in our sig we only have 3 of the lower 48 that we haven't camped in.(hope to fill those in over the next 2 years) We have been in a club since 1973 that has scheduled rallies all around the country. They have also put together caravans that filled in many others, as well as Canada.

75 to 80 days at the FORT, :banana: 10-12 visits to the parks and we have an AP. When we go to the parks it's only for a couple hours. Looping, at least once a day. :jumpforjoy

Welcome. As Lorna said we just got rid of our Crickett and opted for a regular GC. The Crickett is way too slow and small for the FORT. It only goes 8 mph and will be slower with 4 people on it.

Or they will call or text you if you give them your cell#.

There was a family there in Jan, on 300, that had at least 12.

We're sitting in the KOA right now. This is not a bad park, we've been in better KOA's and we've been on worse. It's 126 miles from the FORT.

Snarky, are we?

That's why we drive except when going to MK.

Darn! You beat me to it.