disneylitch......Debbie

It's nice to see new merchandise. It's about time.

The campground still has great rates, but the tickets have gotten quite expensive. If you break it down as a per day price, it's not bad for the tickets for above 8 days. However, you still have to put out a good chunk of change to purchase them. I know for my daughter, a family of 6, it's not affordable at this point.

We are looking for a campground on the beach in Myrtle Beach. Any suggestions would be appreciated. It will be 4 grandkids, daughter, son in law, hubby, me, and 2 dogs. Thanks for the help.

Thank you for the information

We will be traveling from Maryland to Disney and are looking for campgrounds to stop at on the way. We will be stopping twice on the way down and once on the way home. I am having a hard time finding with a party of 8. Would love suggestions.

Unfortunately, he will be CEO as long as Disney is making huge profits. It would appear that Disney doesn't care about their loyal guest base. The guests that visit infrequently aren't going to pay the bills in the long run. It's the guests that go to Disney many times a year and stay at the hotels and campground that bring in the most money. Those that visit every 5 years or so bring in a large amount of money, but that is only for one visit. At some point, only the rich will be able to afford Disney.

I would call Disney everyday to see if anything opens up. That's what we have done in the past. Personally, we love the full hook up sites.

My grandkids are really looking forward to visiting Disney World again. However, with the state of things, I think they will be disappointed. We have visited many many times. They used to live in California and visited Disneyland 45 times in one year. They are now 10 1/2, 9, 7, and 3 1/2. Prior to the pandemic, we would stay at The Fort atleast once a year. With the increase costs and lack of magic, I'm not sure when we will visit again. I would like to visit during the 50th celebration because my parents took us opening year and we have been for the 25th and 40th. We were in Disneyland

We are going to Dollywood December 20 to December 28. There will be eight of us, four adults and four children (19, 8, 7, and 3) Should we plan on 2 or 3 days at Dollywood? Any other activities that we should not miss?

Thanks for the information. I didn't even think about them turning off the water. We can fill our tank, but definitely need to be prepared.

We live about 70 miles from Hershey Park and are thinking about camping over Thanksgiving. It would be us, our daughter, son in law, and 4 grandkids. Can you give me some information on the campground. Thanks

Those prices are crazy

Another money making ploy for Disney. Disney has basically removed the perks of staying on property. They think they are doing us a favor by allowing to enter 30 minutes early. Big deal!!!! What happened to the late night extra magic hours????? That was a great perk for staying on property.

Thank you

What campground did you stay in? We are thinking about going this Christmas. The Hallmark movie started us looking into Dollywood and Disney is beginning to get too expensive.

I have had CM's make reservations for me this way. They made the reservations and told me to cancel out the days I don't want.

You are a great travel agent and work very hard. There is a particular travel agent that seems to have the market on Fort Wilderness reservations. There is a facebook group that I recommended you on and I was told that I couldn't recommend you because there was only 1 travel agent that was allowed and she isn't even nice.

They will be the first to hold Disney responsible when something goes wrong.

Agree

We need to post more on the facebook page. That way more people will like and join.

You are a great travel agent, but there is a travel agent that seems to have the market on Fort Wilderness sites. I have met this person and they are not very friendly in person.

We need to have more of a presence on Facebook. Dizney Mouse Campers seems to be very popular there.

We have Fort reservations the last week of September and the first week in October. The grandkids really want to go, but don't want to go if they still have to wear a mask. So, we will just wait and see. I don't want to wear a mask all day if it's really hot and we all know that time of year it can be really hot. I don't want to be forced to purchase tickets months or even more than a year ahead of time. If you have to cancel, you are out alot of money.

The only problem with that is you can't get Magic Kingdom reservations for October 1. I know because we are supposed to be going and can't get reservations for that day. I hate having to get park reservations.

I hate the reservation system. What happens if you have to cancel your reservations? You are stuck with your tickets. Who wants to schedule your days possible over a year before your arrival?