Duane

If you want to bring in your own cart to the Fort, as of June 1, 2024, be prepared to prove you have insurance coverages of $100K/$300K and sign an agreement and waiver. The best thing I see out of this is having the Fort (bless their hearts) try to legislate the private cart owners to follow the same rules as their rental customers. Hopefully now, but not holding my breath, folks in private carts and rental carts will pull over and yield to vehicles, and the underage driving will be cut down... Now at least everyone will be "working" from the same set of rules... New Golf Cart R

Cabins, tiny homes, wilderness trailers, whatever you want to call them have been at the Fort for a long time... The DVC cabins that Disney is putting in are basically the same thing that is there now. I think this was a way for Disney to pay for replacements on someone else's nickel. Plus, they have an opportunity to market to a different demographic. On how successful they will be, is anyone's guess. The cabins will still be available to the cash paying public as well as now being inside the "DVC bubble". The inside layout has changed a bit, but the number of beds still turn out

Oh, this will definitely will not be going away... All the paperwork has been filed with Orange County. If you have nothing better to do for the next five days, you can read through all the documentation that is out there at present: Go here: https://occompt.com/official-records/search-official-records/ Click accept Go to Basic Official Records Search Fill-in the Document Nos (20230743961, 20230743962, 20230743963 & 20230743964) hit search 2 of the cabins have already been removed from the 2200 loop... When we were there back the first week of December, I was chatting with

That's what we do...unload at the site... When I bought the cart, I made sure it was lifted so it wouldn't bottom out as it made the transition from the ground and into the bed of the truck. Also, made sure I purchased one piece ramps that didn't "hinge" in the middle. I too store them underneath the cart in the bed of the truck when hauling. I place them underneath the MH when we are at the site.

We also are in Raleigh and like to break the trip up on the way down and back…. Our favorites have been Coastal GA RV Resort around the Brunswick GA area and Creekfire RV Resort around Savannah. Both offer easy off and on access to I95 and long pull through paved sites.

No damage from what I could tell

We are some of the Fort refugees… We were put up at Port Orleans Riverside for the night… they are projecting to reopen later this afternoon… Our checkout at POR has been extended to 4:00… What was different about this evac was that they were allowing us to leave our stuff at the campground if we wanted, we just couldn’t stay there… I contemplated leaving the MH, but decided against it. We were set up in the 1100 loop where there are a lot of tall skinny pine trees, and didn’t want to chance it. I did leave the golf cart there though…

Well dang! Looks like we’ll miss you guys this year… We are coming in on 11/7 - 11/16…. I hope you and David have a good time, and most of all, take care of yourselves!!

I wonder how long the repositioning cruise would be? The would be a cool trip...

He joined the Norwegian Coast Guard... And they are exploring that strange new land of Bermuda!

Yes. I'm sure as this gains a bit more traction, additional details will surface... https://dvcnews.com/resorts/polynesian/news/5255-early-look-at-polynesian-villas-expansion

It looks like they "moved" the resort that was supposed to be behind Pioneer Hall over to the Poly where the Luau show was...

Lets see some pics!

I read the same thing... She was truly what is missing from Disney today in terms of attitude and the overall guest experience!

Was at the Fort last week, and was walking from the cart parking area at Pioneer Hall over to the horse barn and noticed the "old" camper display area looked to be "cleaner" than usual. For all the "old Fort timers" you will remember this area back in the day when either Fleetwood or Coachmen would park a "display" trailer in the area so folks could look inside a real travel trailer, to see how camping folk vacationed. They would remove the door and replace it with plexiglass so you could see inside the unit parked there... In past visits, this area had become overgrown and neglected, th