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19 Jan 20, 08:42 AM |
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Having Dinner with Goofy
Join Date: Sep 17
Location: Wales
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To be honest, I think my original post about Adrs has got lost amongst a discussion about tipping! As I have stated, I always tip So this didn’t need to be brought into question. I do understand that this can be a sensitive subject, especially to those who may have worked in the industry. I have no intention of going to Florida and not tipping correctly, as I have the previous times I have visited.
I suppose I can see how my comment may have come across, but this wasn’t how I intended it. Thank you for your comment though as it has made me think about the buffet style and reason behind tipping, and also answering the tax issue as being a business owner not an accountant I couldn’t agree or disagree with that! |
19 Jan 20, 10:09 AM |
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Going back to the original question..
I will have done a spreadsheet and decided which days to start at which park. I don’t use busy day guides although I will note down where the EMHs fall (I won’t necessarily go to EMH but I like to know when they are on). I pick which park more or less at random, although I will probably go to MK first day and Epcot the second day, this is primarily to delay HS and AK so I have better chance of hard to get fastpasses. Once I know what parks, I will start to slot in the ADRs at the restaurants I have picked out. I have never had any issues booking fast passes later on. My fastpasses will generally be booked in the mornings so after breakfast and well before dinner so no potential for crossover with ADRs. If I decide to do a lunch ADR, I would book it fir any time after 12:30 which will give me plenty of time to do three fast passes first. I think there has only been one time when I have had to move an ADR because of FP availability, that was when I couldn’t get Slinky Dog until my last day of a five day trip do had to swap two park days over and cancel the ADR I had booked in one of them. |
19 Jan 20, 10:21 AM |
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Having Dinner with Goofy
Join Date: Sep 17
Location: Wales
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19 Jan 20, 11:42 AM |
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Excited about Disney
Join Date: Oct 16
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I plan which parks I'm going to visit first. I use the crowd calendars but as I'm staying onsite I want to use EMH and I do find some of them say different things. I also have a list of restaurants we want to visit and slot them in. I try and visit Disney parks twice and usually once in the morning and once in the afternoon/evening to cover fireworks. I haven't had a problem booking fast passes in the past.
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