mouseketab.....Carol

When they first pulled this stunt, I started backing up/deleting everything off of there, so most of my photos links are trashed. I don't think I will go back.

That's the one, poor thing :) But she is definitely growing up into a lovely young lady :)

Speaking of Grumpy...... I looked downright grumpy in this one......

Wow, that's a much different picture than the one I remember. OK, how much cleaning was required after you let Bob in :) (Love ya Bob, just teasin)

Agreed!! They all grow up waaaaay too fast. I remember specifically about the picture of her the day you bought the travel trailer (before this motor home) and she was a tired and pouting 5 yo

I would pick Art of Animation as a starter. Their food court is the most unique of the Value resorts, and the exterior theming at the resort is phenominal. Try to go at dusk.

Where do you see what "level" they are. I usually stay at KOAs for overnights, and I'll say that the one at Exit 60 on I-75 in Tifton, shouldn't even be Journey. That place was terrible. It was a muddy mess. I don't mind paying for KOA for an overnight, as I usually know what I'm getting. A level pullthrough near a decent bath house and near the interstate. Pull in late after hours, plug in my 30 Amp and off to bed. No need to level or disconnect.

I think we need to get back up to Nashville to Opry Mills. That looks yummy :) However, the last two times we went there, the traffic got so bad as we approached the area, that we almost weren't able to have dinner, as in 90 minutes to go 5 miles. Forget wandering the mall We will need to leave earlier in the morning.

Tough to Be a Bug is a 3-D movie with some animatronics and other effects. It actually can get quite loud and intense for younger/sensitive children. Lots of loud noises, creepy crawlings dropping from the ceiling, and stuff in the seats that physically blow air on you or the seat bottoms moving.

That's why the land was so cheap..... "Can I interest you in some swamp land in Florida?" Disney actually said YES!!

All of the Fort is a Cypress Tree swamp, but the 1900 loop seems to have the most

Lots of fun :) Love reading about your trip(s)

Me too!!

Pull the rope at Hollywood Studios near Indiana Jones that says "Do Not Pull"

Of course :)

very cool!!! Out west I will go someday

Awesome!!

I think this thread died, anybody got an answer on this one?

Welcome!!! I'm so sorry no one has responded to your post before now. There are so many little nuggets that it's hard to state in one post. I've got one though, in the pet cemetery (statues) as you exit Haunted Mansion, there is a statue of Mr. Toad from Mr. Toad's Wild Ride that was replaced by the Winnie the Pooh attraction. OK, anyone else??

You can see it from hotel windows on 192 also.

The affects of their drinks last a long time!!!

Absolutely!!! That grin is infectious :)

I've only come to WDW from the east a couple of times, and both times I hopped on 417. Love it. I use to spend a lot of time working near the entrance to UCF and also used 417 to go back and forth to WDW. Well worth the tolls (and the Hertz service fee, as I was usually in a rental).

We're in about the same situation, although it only dropped to 26 so far. But it turned a 3-day weekend into basically a 4-day weekend :)

It's been a LOT of years since I've been in a waterpark. Looks like fun. I'm with you though, I do remember the mist and waterfalls in the lazy rivers. It would have to be really hot for me too.