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  1. Just curious, I see you are from central PA, and you mention several trips per year.  Do you take your camper down each time?  how long do you stay for each visit?

     

    We just moved to PA last year and brought our camper back this past summer.  Still trying to figure out how to get down there more often.

     

    Driving isn't our only obstacle, though…now we have one in high school and taking a few days off to wander down to Disney World isn't an option any more with his homework and extracurricular stuff.

    Sorry for delay on replying, back to work now and trying to catch up.

    Yes, we have been camping at FW now for about 5 years. The first 2 years we pulled the 5th wheel down and really liked it. But as the kids got bigger and less willing to sit in the truck for 18 + hours for the trip so we traded it on a 32 ft class c motor home.

    This year because of the work changes we were able to make 3 trips to Disney. 1 in the truck and 2 in the motorhome.

    Now, to be honest, we are all completely Disney 'd out!

    Our trips from central Pa take about 18 1/2 hours and sometimes we stop and sometimes I drive straight through.

    I am glad to help if you want any suggestions on route, campgrounds or rest stops on the way, or anything else just PM me.

  2. So we have been to FW almost every month of the year. Mostly in the winter, spring, and summer due to the kids school requirements.

    I have always heard that it was slow in September so when DD asked to go to Disney for her 10th birthday on September 20th I thought, sure that would be fun.......WOW was I wrong! I have never seen this place so crazy with traffic and people.

    Including a poorly timed attempt at a boat trip to MK, right as the Hoop Dee Do let out and normal in and out of parks we have never spent nearly this long traveling around Disney.

    Was I wrong about September being a low time?

  3. It could have been worse. It could have said what they write on my receipts, "cranky old guy that comes here too often".

     

     

    Good idea, poor execution.

     

     

    If you do have your people write descriptions on the receipts at your location, will you check on what they write after hearing about this situation?

    We put the customer name in the computer and (almost) never write anything on the receipt.  We have coached our staff to put everything in the computer so it can be verified in case of a question later.  On rare occassions we will make a note on the receipt like, Customer needs napkins/plates/cups...That kind of stuff doesn't fit in our limited window on the computer.

  4. I agree with the complete "fail" on them writing anything like that on receipts. Thats why we put names on the boxes, no description needed to find our customer.

    Ask to speak to the GM and relay wgat happened. I know first hand how tough it is to manage young people that havent learned how to treat customers. The manager cannot coach them unless they know it happens.

    My worst fear is that customers are upset with my business and I dont know it so I cant fix the problem.

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