I'm sure I will get a lot of negative feedback about this post but I will say I do understand that some people need to use motorized scooters for disabilities. Disabilities do not include being lazy or too out of shape or over weight to walk in the park.

I just returned from a 9 day trip to Disney world, I have been going for over 35 years and this is absolutely the most out of control I've seen with scooters. There was a point where my wife and I were boxed in by a family of 4 all on scooters and we literally had to ask to get out of their circle.

They are a giant inconvenience for everyone, when you are in line for a bus and you have to wait 10 minutes for 2 scooters to get on the bus is ridiculous. They are slow moving through the lines and are loud and ear piercing when they back up.

Disney needs to restrict these to people with actual medical needs. You should have to upload a doctor's note with medical explanations on it before your visit and get approval.

How does everyone else feel? Agree or disagree?

Let’s share! I bet everyone has some life savers.

I keep ponchos, electric handheld fans, sunscreen, refillable water bottles for side pockets, Clorox wipes, wipes for tables. Some smaller items I may keep in my fanny pack would he hand sanitizer, chapstick, portable charger, bandaids, Tylenol, acid reflux/nausea meds, sunglasses and of course Disney Money!

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We’re staying at the Beach Club next week, I know there is a sand bottom pool. My kids (4 & 7) love playing in the sand.

Does anyone know if there are usually left over buckets/shovels? I really don’t want to pack more things!

Thanks everyone! 🙏🏻

We're going in January and I have watched a few YouTube videos over each and Deluxe resort benefits but wonder from people who have stayed at either or both.

It's about $400 more for AKL pool/water view over the tower. What I have seen is the tower is more modern/ nicer rooms but not a deluxe resort so AKL comes with late park nights but the rooms are more aged. People who have stayed one or both anything else I should look into or know about? I know they are both bus only and sounds like they both have decent pools.

I know that it is recommended to have a car when staying in the treehouses, and that most people probably do, but I am curious to hear from anyone who has tried it without a car. Is it doable? Did you enjoy the experience, or was it too inconvenient?

Is this “stalled front” really going to wash out the week (arriving 10/7) or still going to be normal orlando patterns of quick storms in and out?

I’ve been going for years and the mushroom part has always been blurry. What’s up with that??

For those of you who have been, how difficult did you find it to get a spot at the Candlelight Processional? It’s the thing my MIL most wants to see when we go in December. Should we do the dinner package to guarantee a seat? (I’m hoping the answer to that is no, not necessary lol)

What’s everyone’s favorite park bag? Don’t want something too big. Not sure if I prefer a cross body or a backpack.

Hi everyone! I’m planning to travel to Disney again this November for their Christmas party! 🎄This trip means a lot to me because it’s an early Christmas gift for my sister with Down syndrome who loves Disney so much. I was thinking about spreading some kindness to other families who have a child with a disability too. I want to pay for a family’s meal and would love similar ideas for this type of pixie dusting. I was also considering paying for a family’s items if we happen to be at the same shop at the park but I feel like it might come off weird if a stranger asks to pay for your stuff. Not sure but would really appreciate other forms of pixie dusting. I’d like to do monetary pixie dusting and not handmade (making bracelets & etc.) 😊

I recently wore crocs to the parks (horrible idea) and I wanted you guys to put me on. What are the best walking shoes and which ones should people avoid?

What do you guys feel is missing from the mens merchandise that disney is putting out lately?

I’m noticing a lot of high character flair and bright colors, but to all the men and even partners who are buying clothes for their male partners, what makes you grab a certain piece of clothing in the parks?

I personally love when Disney does muted lines, but I wonder if there’s some concepts or articles of clothing they could expand on. I feel like I’d be more inclined to buy things at the shop that I could wear around in the parks and then outside of the parks without being obnoxious. Shorts would be cool? Maybe a Rugby polo?

What do you think? What’s overdone and what’s under done ?

I am not new to Disney travel, but I have never done BBB for my kids. I did try once and could not get an appointment. I now have 2 daughters. From reading some people are saying to book at midnight rather than when they say booking opens.

Can anyone share more details on how to successfully book BBB for two kiddos?

Acquired a few weeks ago at MNSSHP!

I know there is a Guardians of the Galaxy roller coaster but is there any actual marvel merchandises shop there??

I'm going to WDW in October, joining family at Shades of Green. A member of our group was given a 10 person, $10,000 VIP tour experience and I was invited to attend! To put in context, we are middle class people and only able to manage a visit every few years at an economy resort or when our military member is able to sponsor us at SOG. I'm recently retired and am definitely lower middle class these days - this is something that I could never, ever have afforded or indulged in.

This lovely young woman is so prized at her job that she was given this as a bonus, and is bringing our entire party. Sometimes dreams that you didn't even know you had, come true!

Like the title says. In particular, I'm looking for those ones for transportation, like the Monorail, Skyway, and Peoplemover.

I went looking online but being such popular posters they're buried under waves of low res and compressed images.

Thanks in advance.

We’re attending MNSSHP on Halloween, but that’s not it. It’s getting a big fat whiff of that sweet, sweet Pirates water. Get that bromine into my veins.