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PassPorter News
News, Announcements, Updates, and Tips
May 8, 2008 * Issue 8.19
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From the Authors: Sailing
Back to California?
Travel Feature: What To Do
While Waiting for a Flight
Disney Feature: Yes,
You Can Plan a Last Minute Trip!
Updates: What's New and
Changed
Tips: Hook Happy, Awesome
Autographs, Stop & Stare
Captain's
Corner: Guano
PassPorter
PhotoPick: Big Noise!
Q and A: How busy
will the parks be during the free dining promotion in September?
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n this issue, Featured
Columnist Cheryl Pendry has some tips on What To Do While Waiting for a Flight
(although somehow she missed a favorite passtime of authors such as ourselves -
read a good book!). Then returning guest contributor Mary Albright assures her
fellow, plan-ahead-at-all-costs readers, Yes, You Can Plan a Last-Minute Trip
to Walt Disney World! Finally, Jack Skatt is back with a brand-new Walt Disney
World Treasure Hunt. Have a great week!
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TRAVEL FEATURE: What To Do
While Waiting for a Flight
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by Cheryl Pendry,
PassPorter Featured Columnist
The long and winding road
... Sometimes that's exactly how it feels when you've got a flight to catch.
With all the increased security measures, you do feel like you're embarking on
a very long and winding road when you arrive at the airport. After all, you're
told to be there so many hours before your flight to check in and clear
security and then what?
Over in the UK, the
current advice is to be at the airport two hours before short haul flights such
as to destinations in Europe, and to be there three hours before long haul
flights. So that means if we're heading to America, then we have three hours to
kill before our scheduled departure time. I think it's fair to say that we've
become veterans at dealing with long airport waits -- so how do we cope?
The first thing we do is
to double check exactly how early we should get to the airport, as we always
want to ensure that we're there in plenty of time. We don't want to be
desperately running to the gate just as it closes, but you also don't want to
spend any longer hanging around an airport terminal than necessary.
The next thing we do is
work out how the check-in process is likely to work. It's easier than it
sounds. You'll probably already know from the information you've had from your
airline whether you can check in before you go to the airport. Usually, this is
the process if you're traveling on an e-ticket and many airlines open up
check-in up to 24 hours before your flight is due to depart, which means you
can get that part all over and done with before you even leave home -- or your
hotel at the end of your vacation.
If you don't have this
option, then you immediately know to allow time to do it at the airport -- and
as we all know, that could mean long waits in line to be checked in. That
happened to us on our recent visit to Berlin and it was surprising how long the
whole process took, probably around 40 minutes in total.
Even where you do have
online check-in, you may still have to stand and wait in line anyway to check
your suitcases in, although some airports have introduced facilities that allow
you to weigh your own cases and print your own luggage tags, before you hand
them on to a member of airline staff, which is exceptionally useful.
As well as allowing time
to check-in, of course you need to allow time to get through the security
checks. It's worth having a look at the latest security restrictions in place
and even the airport's own website, as security checks can vary from one
airport to another. For example, some tell you to take laptop computers out of
your bags, while others say it's not necessary. Then there's the shoe issue. In
some airports in the past we've been told that all shoes must come off
regardless, while others have told us that tennis shoes can stay on. Some
airports, such as London's Heathrow, even do the checks on the shoes separately
after the main security checks. You take them off and they pass through an
X-ray machine in the same way as your hand luggage does.
Whatever the procedure,
knowing what it will be ahead of time can help to speed your process through
security -- and let's be honest, there's nothing worse than being stuck in line
behind someone who has no idea of what they need to do and then end up delaying
you. Some simple tricks can make things much easier at any airport. We always
ensure that all metal is emptied out of our pockets before we get to security.
We put it in clear plastic bags and place it in our hand luggage or perhaps it
could go into your coat pocket, as outdoor coats go through the X-ray machine.
Liquids, of course, should
already be in their own separate clear, one-quart plastic bag (only one per
person!) and in containers that are three ounces (or 100 ml.) or smaller before
you get anywhere near security. I still never cease to be amazed by how many
people are caught out by this and how many people we've seen being forced to
throw items away.
Once you're on the other
side of security, the wait really begins. This is where we find that research
beforehand comes in handy. We always check the airport web site to see exactly
what shops, cafes and restaurants are both before security and after it. That
way, we know what to expect and very often, I can usually spot some retail
names that I'm interested in paying a quick visit to! Don't forget that if
you're flying back home, there's usually some form of souvenir shop to be found
somewhere at the airport, which gives you the chance to pick up any last minute
keepsakes from the place you've been visiting. If you're flying back home on an
international flight, it's also a good last opportunity to use up the last of
your foreign currency before you leave.
Equally, if we're going to
need food before our flight (don't forget on some flights, you may have to pay
for food and drink on board, so why not settle down, relax and eat
beforehand?), then we try and identify places that we could try. Keep in mind
how much time you're realistically going to have. Although airport restaurants
understandably do have a very fast turnaround of tables, if you're short on
time, a sit down meal may not be the best bet for you.
It's also worth checking
to see what Internet access is available at your departure airport and whether
you have to pay for this facility or not. It's a useful way to spend your time
as you wait for your plane to depart.
Perhaps your airport even
has an area where you can watch planes land and take off? Not only is it a
great way of occupying children, it's also great fun for adults. Even with all
our traveling, we never tire of that sight!
Finally, don't forget that
it could take some time to get to your departure gate. At large airports, you
may have to take internal transport systems, usually light rail or perhaps
buses, so be sure to factor that in. Some of the airports we've flown from in
the past warn you to allow between 20 and 30 minutes getting to your gate.
While we find that's usually slightly over-exaggerated, we always make sure to
leave enough time. You don't want to be running for your gate at the last
moment, afraid that it's about to close!
About the Author: Cheryl
and husband Mark live in England and love to travel, particularly to America.
They are in the process of visiting every Disney theme park around the world,
having already spent a day in Disneyland Resort Paris and Hong Kong Disneyland
so far this year. They are looking forward to returning to America in October
to visit both Walt Disney World and Disneyland in California.
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DISNEY FEATURE: Yes, You
Can Plan a Last Minute Trip to Walt Disney World!
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by Mary Albright,
PassPorter Guest Contributor
You probably read the
title of this article and said to yourself, "No, you can't!" Like so
many of you, I am a serious, Type-A, obsessed vacation planner when it comes to
visiting Walt Disney World. I don't plan last minute trips. I usually plan at
least a year out. I like being in control of everything.
I went to Walt Disney
World in early December 2007 for a week. Usually, I'm good for a while after a
trip. I have a little withdrawal that I can hold in check. But this winter was
driving me crazy and I felt like I needed to get the heck out of Dodge! Then
they announced that Mickey's Pirate and Princess Party was back for 2008. Argh!
I've always wanted to make
it to one of these parties. But they have usually happened right after the New
Year, after our usual December pilgrimage, and in August, which are just not
times we usually travel to Florida.
So, after having mooned
over the fact that the Pirate and Princess Parties ended in early March and
that I'd not have a chance to go, what does Disney do? They extend into June!
More importantly, they extend through the first week of April, which happens to
be Spring Break for my kids. My biggest obstacles in the past were that it was
too hard to sneak down for even a weekend because 1) I just went in December
and would feel guilty spending money to go back so soon; 2) These parties just
weren't coinciding with the days my kids did have off; 3) When they occured
when my kids had school off, it was a high priced travel time, like over
Daytona 500 weekend.
Now remember who you are
talking to; I normally plan my trips AT LEAST one year in advance. I'm slightly
obsessive-compulsive, more than slightly Type A. Planning is part and parcel of
who I am. Last minute trips like this ... six weeks away ... are totally last
minute to me. What was I going to do?
Accommodations: Thank
goodness for Disney Vacation Club (DVC). No stress about laying out the cash
for a hotel room when you have points around. I called up Member Services on
February 14. I thought perhaps that with April still being a busier time, I
might be out of luck, but was crossing my fingers that since it was past Easter
and past the prime Spring Break times, I'd get lucky. And I did! I scored a
one-bedroom villa at Saratoga Springs Resort (SSR) right away. I also chose to
be waitlisted for the Beach Club Villas (BCV) and Animal Kingdom Villas (AKV),
but had no illusions about either one coming through.
Getting there: I'm in
Minnesota. Anyone who can, flees the state over Spring Break. I expected that
maybe flights would be full or overpriced and keep me from going. Wrong again.
I got flights on Northwest Airlines that met my time requirements, and at what
I thought was a reasonable price considering I was looking only six weeks out
over a busy travel period. I got airfare for $303 per person and I had a few
vouchers from bumps I took on a business trip earlier this year. Essentially, I
had next-to-free airfare.
Dining: Since we were only
going to be there for 3 nights/4 days, I wasn't going to make a ton of dining
reservations. We planned on doing counter service or eating in the villa most of
the time, but I wanted to try for one dinner. Originally, I was hoping to get
into 'Ohana, but when I called on February 16, the earliest dining time
available for my party size was 8:30 pm, too late for us. We all do better when
we eat on a normal schedule and it makes vacation more enjoyable for everyone.
However, I was able to get a reservation for Boma - one of my personal
favorites - for 5:45 pm on April 2.
On February 19, I was
thinking it might be nice to sit down to eat at the park before the party gets
started, as the crowds are leaving. I didn't think I'd have any luck getting
into Crystal Palace or Liberty Tree Tavern, given that this was less than six
weeks out. Imagine my surprise when both places had availability that night.
Liberty Tree had one opening at 6:30 pm. Crystal Palace had an opening just
before 4:00 pm and at 6:25 pm. for my party size. I took the Crystal Palace
because we've wanted to try dinner there for a long time.
Tickets: I ordered Pirate
and Princess Party Tickets for April 1 from DVC Member Services over the phone
on February 16. I had to pick them up at Magic Kingdom's Will Call window the
night of the party. I ended up getting them at Epcot's Guest Services window
earlier and found out that had I brought my Will Call Number with me, I could
have also gotten the tickets at my resort concierge. Transportation from
Orlando International Airport: Remember, I'm Type-A. I can't do Magical
Express. I have to be in control of my own transportation. So renting a car is
mandatory. I'm an Emerald Aisle Member with National Car Rental so I usually
rent from them. When I first checked rental car rates, I knew I was going to
have trouble getting a good rate. I wasn't staying over a weekend and I wasn't
staying five or more days; so the weekly rates were out. I was coming
Monday-Thursday; the kiss of death in getting a good deal on a rental car. My
first check came back with $176 for an intermediate. Blech. I looked around online
a little more and found a great contract ID that saved me a ton of money. My
reservation was $115.21 and was made on February 18.
No word all through March
on my waitlist with DVC. On March 26, while multitasking in my home office, I
thought I'd call DVC and see if anything was available at Beach Club Villas.
The waitlists are generally dropped 7 days out, so I knew that if any last
minute cancellations came in, I'd have to call and ask. So I get a
representative, and start my speech: "Hi, I have a reservation checking in
on March 31. I know its last minute and there's probably no availability, but
could you check and see if I could get into the Beach Club Villas for my
dates?" The representative says, "You are at the Beach Club
Villas!" I was like, "Huh?" She says, "Yes. Your waitlist
matched on March 24." So, fellow DVC-ers, the waitlist does work!
We went to Disney World
with less than two months for me to plan it. Did it work out? Absolutely! We
enjoyed the party immensely, had a wonderful stay at the Beach Club Villas and
even decided to take in the Flower and Garden Festival at Epcot, which we had
never done before.
So, the answer is,
"Yes! You can plan a last minute trip," and have it be just as
enjoyable as if you planned it a year in advance. Will that stop me from
planning a year in advance? Uh...no. You can't cure this gal with one last
minute trip, but I'm a little more open to it in the future.
About the Author: Mary
Albright is a previous PassPorter News Guest Contributor. Married with two children,
she lives in Minnesota and works as a director for a direct sales company. She
has visited Walt Disney World 13 times since 2000. Her next trip is October
2008.
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UPDATES: What's New and
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Here's a few relevant news
items:
It's official -- Princess
Mania has taken over! The inaugural Disney's Princess Half-Marathon will take
place March 6-8, 2009. The weekend will focus on women's fitness and will
feature the half-marathon as well as a Family Fun 5k and kids' races. There
will also be a "Disney's Fit For A Princess" women's health and
wellness expo. For more information and registration check out the official web
site for the event.
The 13th annual Epcot
International Food & Wine Festival will take place September 26-November 9,
2008. The "Eat To The Beat" Concert Series also returns to the
America Gardens Theater. The current line-up (subject to change) is:
Sept 26 - 27: Big Bad
Voodoo Daddy
Sept 28 - 30: Sheena
Easton
Oct 1 - 4: Starship
starring Mickey Thomas
Oct 5 - 7: En Vogue
Oct 8 - 9: Jonny Lang
Oct 10 - 12: Peabo Bryson
Oct 13 - 14: Sister Hazel
Oct 15 - 16: David Sanborn
Oct 17 - 18: Jon Secada
Oct 19 - 21: Spyro Gyra
Oct 22 - 23: Otis Day
& The Knights
Oct 24 - 26: Expose
Oct 27 - 28: Kool &
The Gang
Oct 29 - 30: Boyz II Men
Oct 31 - Nov 2:Atlanta
Rhythm Section
Nov 3 - 5: David Cassidy
Nov 6 - 7: TBA
Nov 8 - 9: Los Lobos
Restaurantosaurus in
Disney's Animal Kingdom is no longer serving McDonald's Chicken McNuggets and
French fries. They have switched to the Disney standard nuggets and fries.
There have also been additions to the children's and dessert menus.
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DISNEY TIPS FROM FELLOW
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Our readers deliver a
wealth of information! Here are the winners in this month's tip contest:
HOOK HAPPY
"When we went to Walt
Disney World, I brought those metal old fashioned style shower curtain hooks
and those Velcro ties for your electrical cords. They attach great to the
stroller or your backpack for hanging things such as bags, hats, and drink
mugs."
-- contributed by Donna A.
AWESOME AUTOGRAPHS
"Carry blank index
cards for character autographs. Then display them in a scrapbook next to your
child's photo with that character."
-- contributed by Amanda
S.
STOP & STARE
"Don't pass up
something that looks interesting just because it is not on the list you made.
Some of the best times to be had are when you run across a street actor having
fun with the guests. Stop if it looks interesting. You may miss out on a once
in a life-time memory."
-- contributed by Rita D.
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Using notes from his journals, he will lead you to this "treasure" at
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Here is this week's
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"I was flitting about
Disney's Animal Kingdom today and made an excellent find! Hidden Mickeys
embedded in a brick wall. I snapped a photo of it, and then promptly forget
where I was when I took it. Oh guano!"
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Congratulations to Erik J.
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the letter was Hathaway Brown. Erik was also the first person to find the evidence
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PASSPORTER PHOTOPICK
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Each issue we choose a
special photo from the PassPorter Photo Archive which highlights something
beautiful, interesting, humorous, or timely at Disney or around the world. Here
is this issue's PassPorter PhotoPick:
Big Noise!
contributed by akleos
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Q & A WITH JENNIFER
& DAVE
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disney16 asks: "This
will be my first time visiting Walt Disney World during the Free Dining
promotion in September. I know this is usually a slow time, but wondered if
it's different during the Free Dining promotion? What are the crowds
like?"
Jennifer and Dave answer:
"We've taken advantage of the September free Disney Dining Plan offers
several times. While the crowds are certainly greater than they would have been
without the promotion, crowds have never been worse than moderate (and generally
on the low side of moderate). Historically, September is one of the quietest
months of the year, since, for families, school has just begun and summer
vacation budgets have already been exhausted. Only January has lower historic
visitation levels.
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