.....Gary

Happy birthday Dave.  According to my calculations you weren't in HS when Dr. Jim White & I were graduating......

Marilyn loves the Welsh Dragons from the Rose & Crown.

A couple of years ago, Disney started offering a F&WF map that showed gluten free offerings. It's still early and I haven't seen this years yet, but I would think that they'll have it this year as well.

In addition, this year's passports, which are available at the Outdoor Kitchens kiosks, will point out the items that are vegetarian and gluten free.

There are also a number of websites that publish unofficial food allergy info for the F&WF.

In addition to the maps, each kiosk has a laminated sheet showing the ingredients in each of their items.  If you still have questions one of CMs will call a chef to the kiosk.

Items are generally, with the exception of sauces, prepared on site at the kiosk. 

St Louis Cardinals...  Course if I wanted to lock in last I could go with the Cubs.

We were there last month with daughter's family (read "Picky Eaters") and everyone found things they liked.  Oldest Grandson said for graduation, 3 years, he wants Biergarten and Le Cellier.

I'm a Good Sam camper.  KOA used to be high end quality campgrounds, not so much anymore.  I feel like I have more to choose from, plus as a Good Sam member I get a discount at Camping World.

Rain Forest with fossils!!

:rofl3:

 

And what about the 1/3 of them whose Magic Bands didn't work? 

A CM from Quest Relations with IPad in hand went up in the first basket.  If your Magic Junk didn't work you got to talk to her.

They will tell you that you can have a specific site w/ the caveat that "Nothings 100%; things can change".  What most people don't understand is that a camper in a site can stay an extra day or so as long as they pay the freight.

Miss Josephine is the greatest part of TE.

Happy belated birthday, Kid!

Free dining with a campsite could be a loser for the Mouse. Remember you can have up 10 people on a site.

China

We have requested 1400 loop. Since you have experience with rig this size are those loops better.... Was thinking premium loops would be best. Thanks so much

I'd be leery of 1400 it is pretty tight.  Premium 1200 has some that are easy to get into.  We like 1700, a preferred, most are easy to back into.  We were there last spring and there were three other THs besides ours. 

What ever you do, just take your time, you'll be fine.  If people have to wait, let 'em, they're campers they'll understand. 

Sounds like a nice place.  I might look into this.  I hear traveling around WDW is pretty simple unless you get a Snarky busman....

Everybody needs a place for the golf cart.  Backing in should be fun.....

Backing isn't as bad has you think.  We have a CycloneHD, 42' & change, we have put it in the far end of 600, 1700 and 1300.  You'll love it.

My grandkids loved the ice cream freezers.  I liked the beer.  Marilyn liked the wine.   See..... something for everybody.

Seriously, we will do it again.

I agree with your choice, but for a 5yr. old boy I would say Chef Mickey's.  All my grand kids love it.

We got home. Actually Hary did come out when we thought it was just a fuse, but then he thought there was a short somewhere in the system and wasn't able to fix it. That left us with our awnings out, jacks down and slides out. After another jerk of an RV repair man bailed on us at the last minute (and I wish I remembered his name to tell you to stay far away from his biz) we ended up calling coachnet since it appeared to be a bigger problem than a fuse. We were able to get an experienced RV repairman out on Friday and within 20 minutes he know the problem and fixed it. Apparently a conncetor had come loose and burn out as a result, the guy removed the connector and hooked the wires together directly and we were good to go.

Make sure the "connector" wasn't an inline fuse.  If it was you need to get the circuit checked to find out why the fuse burnt.

I think you said about as well as it could be done.

Wonder if they'll close the one there now if/when this opens. Sometimes I think that one is so empty because it's really hidden away. I know they put a podium out front, but it's one of those places where, if you didn't know it was there, good chance you'd never stumble across it.

Lemon chicken on a water slide sounds awesome! :rofl2:

Couscous on a sluice sluice.  :rofl3:

Underware :)

She sounds hideous!!

On MapQuest go to map.  Put in WDW Fort Wilderness, FL.   Scroll No. to 429, follow 429 around and you will see what Grumpy was talking about.  Good luck.

Might see you, if we get down while you are there.

Hartzog/Western Way exit is past CR535 exit.  Just stay on 429 to H/WW.  One nice thing about going this way is; at the entrance to the Fort you have a simple left hand turn whereas from CR535 you are practically making a U-turn.

Nice going Ray, now you've given them the idea.

"It is Disney's policy to return ALL unsolicited ideas unopened"

Still haven't figured out how they know it is an unsolicited idea before they open it.