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  1. I should know this but...We have annual passes and have reservations at the Fort arriving 11/29/15.  I thought since we were staying on site, I could book fast passes 60 days out.  When I go into My Disney Experience my reservations show along with the AP's, but I can only go 30 days out for FP+.  Is this right?

  2. Unfortunately the only picture I can see is the USB/ DC Voltmeter and it looks interesting  What is the make and model of the USB/ DC Volt meter?  I need to ad a DC meter and extra USB ports are always useful.

    that's odd, anyone else having that issue? I use FB as my photo storage so if your on a work computer that may block FB then you wont see the photos

    the part was from amazon

    http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00L9PUAGY?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00

    XYZ marine supplies

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  3. Thanks for the info.  We completed the trip last week- taking 10 the whole way.  No problems with the road or traffic, except Houston traffic early in the morning of day two.

     

    I forgot to mention that the posted speed limit for most of west Texas is 80 mph.  Even then, the ride is long.

     

    TCD

    I guess I need to pay better attention to dates.  TX is a very long ride.  Just the 3 hours from the state line to home just seems to take forever.  Glad to hear you went the Houston route.

  4. I live up near Dallas and I take I-20 from Dallas to Jackson MS and south on 49 to Hattiesburg then 98 to Mobile.  98 in Alabama is either 2 lane or 4 lane and through towns.  It can be a slow ride.  Once you hit Mississippi 49 goes to a nice wide 4 lane.  49 in Mississippi is a little bumpy but not too bad.  I-20 from MS to TX isn't too bad, BUT I-20 or any highway through the DFW area leaves a lot to be desired (To be kind).  Once you’re through Fort Worth the ride gets better.

     

    Taking 10 across to 49 in Louisiana, I don't care for the road, lots of pot holes and actually a longer ride then taking the 98 to 49- to 20 route.  The only advantage is if you have a lead foot.  The speed limit on most of 49 in Louisiana  is 75.  So you can go like heck.  I don't usually take this route, but my son prefers it.

     

    A lot of the reviews sound like 10 to Houston/ San Antonio is a good ride   I have never done that ride but I have driven to both San Antonia and Houston and once I got away from the DFW area I never had a problem.

     

    Good Luck whichever route you choose.  Just remember it is a long ride through TX!

  5. Hat tour gives me the willies. Hello live.

    Agreed-  The willies is a good word for it.  When our kids were young, my youngest got head lice from a hat that she tried on.  A real PIA to get rid of them dang things.  And of course she had/ still has thick long hair.  So I stay far far away from trying hats on for fun.  Bad enough I try on a few when I'm buying but never for fun.

  6. When we had a German exchange student several years ago, one of the first things we had a misconception about was spicy food.  We figured most German food was not spicy at all.  Well....she kept up with us Texans on the spicy food front, no problem.

     

    I would suggest in the MK, the 3 mountains Space, Splash, and Big Thunder.  Then the old tried and true rides, Pirates, HM, Jungle Cruise, and Small World.

  7. Our first 2 campers were pop ups, both Starcraft.  Liked both of them, but I also liked Jaycos.  They always seemed to be well constructed.  The only real issue we ever had is that on our second Starcraft I felt the tires/ wheels were undersized for the unit.  All this was 20 years ago sorry I don't have current information to share.  Good luck on your quest.  Some of our best camping was back when we had a pop up.

     

    Congratulations on completing the dissertation, not an easy task.

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