Katman1356...Jason

I can not see them. I just get a grayed out do not enter symbol.

Sorry I may have wrote it wrong being tired from driving in the storm. $70 per person is a round trip. It is $35 for each person each way.

I honestly dont know. It could as easily be a typo or miswording/understanding of the Fort.

my understanding is yes you can leave it at the Fort but we have driven over for a better arrival time than busing it. It was more affordable than taking the DCL bus. The bus is $70 per person for a round trip. Last time I checked to get the DCL bus you will get picked up at Wilderness Lodge not at the Fort. Edited: Corrected my tired math.

Extension Confirmed. This was in my TA email just now. Not the interesting wording on the Cabins in the last paragraph. We will continue to evaluate our pilot offering Guests at four Disney Resort hotels an opportunity to bring their canine companions with them for an additional charge. These include Disney’s Art of Animation Resort, Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – Riverside, Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground and Disney's Yacht Club Resort. Designated dog-friendly rooms are available to accommodate Guests traveling with up to two dogs per room. Guests traveling with their dogs must register them with the front desk at the resort and adhere to the pet policies they receive upon registration. These include reminders about proper care and behavior, as well as the need for the dog to remain on a leash at all times while in public spaces. Guests must be able to provide documentation that their dog’s vaccinations and inoculations are up to date, upon request. While the majority of areas will remain canine-free, certain floors or sections of each of these four hotels have been designated as dog-friendly. Guests who prefer rooms in canine-free areas may make a request at the front desk. Please note that the campsites and cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground will remain pet-friendly. Walt Disney World also continues to offer 22 resort hotel options that do not have similar dog-friendly policies.

Those are campsite loops though. They are looking at cabins.

Cabins vs campsites are not completely the same. Supposedly only certain cabin loops are designated for dogs. However I haven’t been able to get or see a confirmed list of which ones and have seen dogs in all loops.

That’s what I am here for. I get home from my personal vacation Monday and will be ready for the challenge.

Hi Mike. You or your travel agent can call in and request they be sent to the hotel and held for you there.

That’s pretty much the way I feel too Mo.

I am still getting all my TA emails from disney and there are 40+ other Mouse Counselors all paying attention as well. I haven’t seen anything official yet.

I have heard rumors about this for a week now but I have yet to find a confirmed source on this. Also I haven't been able to get this from Disney themselves yet. Only reason I have not shared it before.

Part of it is though the straws are to thin of a plastic to be recycled. They gum up the machines and break them. The bottles are made with a different thickness and shred for recycling.

I know for some it is a texture/mouthfeel issue with the paper ones. I personally can't stand them as everything tastes like paper when I have used them in the past.

I know for some of my clients with special needs family members a straw is a necessity for them to be able to drink. We had just picked up some metal ones for our stainless steel travel mugs anyway so I will just bring them along.