mouseketab.....Carol

Actually I do 🙂 The power cords go in this hatch under the bench. The water hoses go inside this hatch under the bench The coax goes in the small inside cabinet above the TV 🙂

I always carry 50' of power cord, 50' foot of cable coax, 75' of water hose, and 25' of sewer hose.

Hope you enjoy your stay! Do you still have an Annual Pass? Or did you have to buy regular tickets? Is that why you have the fewer park days?

1500 Loop is small, has a comfort station close, and a bus stop right there. To get to Epcot from 1500, take the Yellow Outpost bus to the front parking lot, then the Epcot bus. To return to your campsite, take the Yellow Settlement from the front parking lot. If you get Loop 2000, then you'll take the Orange/Purple bus from your loop.. Outpost to get to the bus stop/settlement to get back to your campsite. The fort will take you and your stuff to your site in a Van. The luggage service on Magical Express is no longer in service. I haven't used the luggage transfer to

Looks like a good plan. I agree, especially during Food and Wine, parking hopping is essential. Except for Star Wars, folks are saying Studios can be accomplished if you arrive around 3pm. BUT in order to get that elusive Rise of Resistance boarding group, you have to try at 10 and then again at 2pm.

Stitch was awful, I rode Primeval Whirl exactly once, and only because I found a FP for it on the ground. Waaaay to spinny for my taste. Rivers of Light was just eh, and a huge time drain, and crowd nightmare (especially with 2 shows).

My first trip to the Fort in 2001 was $20 a night for a partial. Up until about 2010, we could get the Fort for under $50 a night except for very high Holiday season. It all started falling apart and getting stupid expensive when they put in the Premium sites.

We were in 74, Water/Electric

Hmmm, not sure why.

Just a quick weekend up to Defeated Creek for myself, Yvonne, and Jenn. Thanks Yvonne for booking!!!! Good conversation, good 'shine, no drama, lots of laughter 🙂 (Yvonne and Jen were in a tent in the other corner of the site)

although I haven't looked, I bet their uptick is waaaaay below what Florida is currently experiencing.

You could purchase regular tickets through Jason, then upgrade upon arrival.

I totally/completely have no desire to return at this point. I do have a hotel reservation booked for Oct, but if our kids can't join us, (because they had not booked yet, and may not be able to book) AND they are in a state with a 2-week quarantine when entering FL. Also, we can't buy tickets at this time, so most likely will cancel. The no park hopping and reservation system really stinks. My plan was to go early in the morning and hit the attractions I wanted to see at rope drop (at Studios, AK, and MK), then late afternoon, troll food booths at Epcot. We are purely, hunt and peck type trav

Also check out campgroundreviews.com The folks that have placed reviews there, seem to rate it pretty highly. I am thinking about staying there for a night on a trip out west. There are also recent guest pictures on the campground reviews site. https://www.campgroundreviews.com/regions/oklahoma/oklahoma-city/twin-fountains-rv-park-6131

Just watched this. Very nice!!!!

Although it's expensive, the remote power mover is worth the price!!!

Just watched Pixar in Real Life Shorts.... Very funny and cute 🙂

The only thing they might do is 15 months for the price of 12 like they did once before. Also EONS ago, they had "Sponsor a friend AP ". So if you knew someone that had an AP, you could both show up at the ticket window and get an AP at a significant discount.

I've been watching the Imagineering Story, Frank and Ollie, Waking Up Sleeping Beauty, A Day in Disney, and other "behind the scenes" shows. We did figure out how to watch it on the big TV in the living room, just can't use the surround sound.

I read somewhere that the permits were done quickly before those workers that actually filled out the permit requests were furloughed. That way the approval process could be underway.

From what I understand, they are paid peanuts during their contract and a lot of their pay depends on tips. It's great that they get a place to stay and food to eat.

Several sources reported that several permits were filed for Reflections in the last few days.

I'm just catching up, I'm reading bungalows and suites. Does that mean overnight stays?

I really feel for some of these kids. Some are probably hundreds of miles from home, I'm guessing some without cars, and they or their parents may not have the means to just pickup and get home. And the international kids. It's going to be a nightmare to get them home.

Disney XD is having a marathon of the new Mickey Mouse shorts today. Thought I would check them out...... welll, I didn't last 5 minutes.... So bad, so spastic, and I hate the new animation.