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Just got back from a week and a half at the Fort. So far the construction does not cause any problems for camping.  But not saying it's a pretty site.

I blame people that rent campers. If you don't own it,  take care of it, and tow it your self, you don't deserve to get to stay at the Fort. And a minimum requirement should be that you changed at least one blowout on the side of the interstate, the camping right of passage. 

Can't change it, can't stop it, enjoy it while you can, that's my plan.

Can't change it, can't stop it, enjoy it while you can, that's my plan.

Can't change it, can't stop it, enjoy it while you can, that's my plan.

Can't change it, can't stop it, enjoy it while you can, that's my plan.

Can't change it, can't stop it, enjoy it while you can, that's my plan.

Disney needs nice affordable resorts for the average family not $1,000.00 a night rooms. When ever I look at booking a trip all that is left is rooms $400 per night and up. Or expand the campground more.

Dark chocolate 

Nothing wrong with that. Our last trip I brought $20.00 in cupcakes back to my friend and his wife.
I have the ARB fridge freezer. It been running non stop for 2 years now. We love it. 

A little work beats a boring hotel room any day. And I don't care what class of room, not one other then the Fort has my truck 10' from the front door. We tried the resort and it was easy but we still came back and bought a camper. 

2015 was the last year we did thanksgiving at Disney just because of how busy it was. We just started taking our kid out of school for a week then going different times during the year we didn't have any problems.
When staying at the fort we do MK the same way. We will go over about 10 do our fast passes eat lunch, leave about 4 or 5 grab some food at the fort, I will have a couple beers then go back about 7 catch the fireworks and do emh.

Let's say you just rolled in, in your $500,000.00 diesel pusher you check in they tell your golf cart is right over there, have a magical day. That guy is going to say how nice that they have these for us. Just because they cost more money then you or I want to spend on them does not make them a rip off. Every one sees value in something from different points of view. Some people say WDW is to expensive of a vacation others say it's magical and the best trip they ever had. You can't call the golf carts a rip off just because they are expensive to you.  You are told the price up front, and you get a cart like they say you will. It's up to each person to decide if it's right for them. In fact they are quite a bargain compared to buying your own cart $5,000 toy hauler $40,000 1ton truck $55,000 (and those numbers are all on the low side). So $100,000 to get a personal cart to the for for your 1 week trip. Or rent the Disney cart for $600.00 looks like a Disney cart is a bargain to me.

That's where we keep ours, sadly this will be the first one we don't get in quite awhile, but it looks kinda goofy anyway.

Glad you made it we just drove our cart around dreamed we were at the Fort and had a beer. Go take your kids to the Marina park and then play some checkers at the Settlement. Follow it up with fireworks on the beach. Enjoy your trip, have fun.

I would rather smell the propane ☹️

I would rather smell the propane ☹️

I'm not sure where this thread is going. So maybe the River County resort will have a Starbucks. There that should get it back on track.

A little work beats a boring hotel room any day. And I don't care what class of room, not one other then the Fort has my truck 10' from the front door. We tried the resort and it was easy but we still came back and bought a camper. 

I can't think of a movie franchise though that's more iconic than Indiana Jones my 9 year old loves it. Disney should have done something with National treasure but that ship has sailed.

Thanks so much, you just made her night 

I have never done trip reports but my wife is starting to make small videos of our trips. So this is one from Top Sail when we were there in June. This is the closest I will get to a trip report. Enjoy.
 

I have never done trip reports but my wife is starting to make small videos of our trips. So this is one from Top Sail when we were there in June. This is the closest I will get to a trip report. Enjoy.
 

Just a tip for the Nutella waffle add powdered sugar and whipped cream. Oh I am hungry now.

Remember the theme, this is all just a kids toy that has been left in the back yard it's going to fall apart. It's all part of the themeing. Next it gets hit by a lawn mower and they build Frozen 2 land.