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Congrats. Thats a nice rig. That Dodge will treat ya right........

I second this suggestion. I have a mega cab and it has plenty of room. With a bed cover, you would have more room to carry stuff in the TV as well. The mega cab will allow your kids to grow without out growing the TV. Not to mention, if you go with a 2500 or 3500 CTD, you allow for those future TT upgrades that will surely come. :rofl2:

Tower of Terror

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:siren: :siren: This is a public service announcement :siren: :siren: This thread is concerning pool use at the Fort. I only mentioned transportation as a refernce. Please lets not derail this thread. :siren: :siren: That is all :siren: :siren:

No offense taken. I always complain about the buses too, but my complaint is that there are too many buses there. Too many times, I can't get in there to drop off and pickup because some idiot internal driver is just sitting there holding up the buses behind him. As for your complaint, save your breath, nothing is going to change. You'll have to accept things as they are or do as I do, DON'T USE THE BUSES if you have a vehicle. The only reason I ride the busses any more is in hopes of catching a glimpse of the mythical Lou, buss driver extrordinair. I ussualy drive every where with the excep

I debated replying to this thread. Last time I commented on a topic like this I got yelled at :argh:. But, this has been a problem for the Fort for a long time. I have seen other resorts limit access during peak times. The polynesian had wristbands to allow access to the beach during New Years Eve. The beach club has wrist bands to access the pool. The grand Floridian limits access to the guest floors to only guests or those invited. I know these are the higher end resorts, but we all spend money at Disney so we should all be afforded the same sense of security. The Fort, with or without sec

For the major holidays we splurge because we love the Fort during holidays (cept the crowds), for other visits we rely on the CM discount for sites. We do get a premium because it is easier to get our rig into and is worth the extra moola for peace of mind. We can do a fort trip on the cheap with the CM discount and even do a park or two using the free passes we get. We use to go more often, but its work keeping us away right now, not prices.

Thanks,

It is Disney Transportation......

Lou, I agree. Disney seems to hang on to the old for nostalgic reasons. There are a few things Disney should change over the years to make things different. For some, Disney isnt a passion like it is for us. Having something new to see and do would keep people comming back. Im glad to see the changes to Fantasy Land and that horrible Toon Town (never did feel that area fit into the whole Disney theme). Now they need to change Its A Small World. I love nostalgia, but I agree about Small World! If you don't like it,...don't ride it! :rofl2: I happen to like it's a small world....nostalgia at i

Here is a question that has brought about varying answers. When set up in a site, such as at FW, what defines your site? I have always been of the mind set that my site, the one I am assigned, extended from the curb side of my RV (thats the side with the door) to within a coule of feet of the site next to mine. I would not consider it a common area and will use it to my harts content. I only consider it within a couple of feet as the connections are on the street side of the next RV. Of course if there is no site on my curb side, I consider a reasonable distnace (about 10 feet from the edge o

Ok.....Air Force it is (Im AD Air Force) So here it is......

You must be a mechanic......we have a saying at work as well, actualy a few. Without POL, pilots are pedestrians. or With out POL they are just static displays. Ill hook you up though.....

Thought Id start a new thread for aviation enthusiast. Post any pictures of airplanes. Sun N Fun 2011 Lakeland Fl

Hockey......nuff said.

Lou, I agree. Disney seems to hang on to the old for nostalgic reasons. There are a few things Disney should change over the years to make things different. For some, Disney isnt a passion like it is for us. Having something new to see and do would keep people comming back. Im glad to see the changes to Fantasy Land and that horrible Toon Town (never did feel that area fit into the whole Disney theme). Now they need to change Its A Small World.

I think this is a great idea for a sticky. Any fiend who owns a business should have one post on the sticky with info about thier business and contact info. Then if any of us needs something, we can check the sticky first to see if there is anything out there.

I was thinking the same thing. If they are selling it for that much, they make a great profit. Current club cars are selling for $300 to $600 at PC. That menu sign is $35. Im sure all of thier prices are marked up. Its either a CM or someone who knows a CM. All of the items they are selling are or were on the PC listing (or look very familiar). I have not seen any where where it says you cant resell these items, so I guess its legit.

Hmmm...I am wondering if this is a CM selling this stuff. I only say that because just last week these were for sale (for allot less) in Disneys property management store. And looking through some of the items, it looks like other stuff Ive seen on there.

Ive had to help some folks back in, but never do it for them. If you cant back the thing up, you shouldnt have one. I do know some people who will not stay in any site other than a pull through. I do agree pull throughs are easy, but you will have to back that thing up one day, and if you do not have experience it could end badly.

Dont give the government more reason to nikle and dime us. I do think that a course should be mandatory for anyone who buys a camper for the first time. I had my course when I got trained on tractor trailer for my job. It was actualy pretty extensive and had to do more than a civilian course would have required. So Im pretty comfortable towing my rig around. A 40 footer is not that big a deal for me. Though some of the sites at the fort challenged my backing skills some.

My season never ends. I live in the fiver, so Im always camping.

I do not have a civilian class A CDL, but my military job involves driving large vehicles carrying hazardous cargo. So Im a little prejuduice as well.

Im sure he stopped once out of view of those who witnessed it. He was probably too embarased to think about getting out right then and there. And before you ask, no it wasnt me.