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I remember leaf springs, but never seen them that low to the ground.

Are those wheelie bars I see?

I used them when having to work with bleach.

Did Axe have some of their sprays changing scents or was that a different brand? Maybe it was React.

I am starting to see/hear the nerves come through on some of these performances as it dwindles down.

Well, you could take the boat from SSR to DS and then walk to the bus to YC. It really depends on room location at SSR. I sure miss the DS dock next to Jock Lindsey's being open.

I have scheduled another stay at this resort in a few weeks. I am going to check-in at the front desk and inform them of what happened a few weeks ago. I want to give them a chance at redemption and as I said before, the room and Skyliner/location are wonderful for my needs. I will report...

It would compete with a couple of other local vintage arcades and pinball places (i.e. Dezerland Park). But, that is exactly the type of place I could enjoy an air-conditioned afternoon at. Especially at DS knowing I'm not driving anywhere should when I get game frustrated, and the bar is...

If it is: A) Appealing B) Available C) Affordable Then I would give the Treehouses at SSR a look. We stayed there for about 1/2 week and the location was perfection. I cooked out a large size portion on the grill the first night which became partial breakfast and lunch the next day. The...

I am local, but not Orange County. My county does offer an alert service. Good advice and thanks!

Take a look if you're interested in more details. https://www.disboards.com/threads/first-time-staying-onsite-at-a-non-dvc-property.3944266/#post-65442107

I would say it is "listed" as every other day. It was a horrible experience for us a couple of weeks ago. It took several phone calls, a security CM to get involved and me being persistent to get service to our rooms. That being said, I did book Pop again to see if this was a flyer.

And recently, the CM at check-in (not at this resort) told us which rooms we would have onsite when housekeeping was done (and even circled them on a map). A few minutes went by, and I got the push notification that our rooms completely changed buildings and were actually in a worse location.

Since this question is framed for in the parks, I chose QS and other. f there was a question that was on WDW property and not in the parks, I'd say QS with some sprinkled in TS/Signature.

I didn't read any previous comments so I'm presuming it's already been stated. Multi-generational households. I have seen an explosion of sales of larger homes where it is become commonplace for extended families to live under the same residence. It allows a caretaker (in this model, a family...

Turf Club was excellent. ETA: Picture

Many years ago, I took a woman I was dating to the Magic Kingdom. We live about an hour away and it was, I think, our 4th or 5th date. The weather was a little on the hot side and she wore a sun dress (or whatever they are called). Back then, behind the castle was a splash pad of sorts with a...

I think it depends on the resort a guest is staying at. A resort day can be so relaxing and soothing that it charges the human "batteries" for the next day in a park. I like using a staggered resort/park stay. So for me, arrival day would be a resort centric day.

Pop Century - last week and in a few weeks as a split. Yacht Club - in a few weeks as a split.

I got roped into a dating scenario (1 sided) where we would agree to meet at a restaurant to either try something new or experience how good it allegedly is. I felt it customary to pay for our meals, get greeted with a hug goodbye, and then rinse-and-repeat for a couple of months. Now there is...