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I would imagine during the DVC Fan cruise, we could have some fun interesting discussions about maps/globes and travels! Oh, I love your list. I've been to Sweden, but never Norway. I wonder should I do a cruise or a land tour. I'm going to Scotland/England this September. I've always wanted to do the UK, but through a
I did my first Disney cruise in January and I'm hooked. I'll be on the Disney Wonder in 18 days. :-)
Just go explore, there are great hikes, a must do for me was visiting the chapel. It gave me goosebumps being inside. If you like Frank Lloyd Wright's work you will fancy this chapel. It's built into the red rocks. Sedona is just stunning!
Sounds wonderful. I got to stay in the Poly Tower last September and really liked it! If you haven't been on the Treasure before...it is so lovely. The COCO show may make you cry. It did for me! Hope you'll give us some trip reports after the trips.
Ah, I've never been to eastern SD. We flew into Rapid City, did Rushmore, Custer State Park, Crazy Horse, the Badlands, and Devil's Tower in Wyoming. We loved our time there.
I went last year in September and while it was HOT, I loved it. This year, I need to be in Orlando the third week of October for a philanthropic convention. I plan on taking some friends with me.
The overall vibes. The rooms are well-themed to the wilderness. The Quick Service is pretty darn good. The lobby is spectacular, especially at Christmas. The tree is SO impressive. You can take a boat or bus to parks. The gift shop is large. The cast members are wonderful! Geyser Grill is a hidden gem!!! It overlooks B
Oh I love the map of the inside passage. I love maps too! I also love my atlas of the world. I possess 2 globes in my house also. I love to get my atlas or globe out and just remember where I've been or dream about where I want to go. What places outside of Disney is on your bucket list? I've knocked out a good deal, b
Sounds like you have lots of experiences happening in 2026! Many times, it doesn't have to be a formal vacation to experience and create memories. I've only been to Disneyland once and only with my 1 year old nephew...so not really an experience there. Where in South Dakota? My son & I traveled there in 2016 and had su
Love the map Amy. Yes, I stop adding pins to the US...since it would be covered. I just need Alaska to make 50! I am a visual person and love looking at the maps.
I agree! The Wild Africa Trek is amazing. I wasn't sure if I could walk across the alligators. However, it is a thrill. You are more than safe, all hooked up! The animals we got to see, the lessons from our tour guides, and the snack at the end. 10 out of 10. I'd do it again!
Keys to the Kingdom is worth every penny in my opinion. 5 hours of a great tour, a few cut the line rides, lunch, and of course going into the utilidoors. WORTH IT!
I love maps and glad this member map was added. Here is my push pin map, I'm three weeks out from adding Alaska! @YamKriegs here is my map, do you have one to share?
Going to the internation parks would be amazing. I'm torn with Paris or Toyko first.
Totally agree, the room is just blah. The pool is people soup even in September. I'll admit it's nice but what a hassle. I have to get an armband, hunt down somewhere to put my stuff and hassle to get a tube. It is supposed to be a lazy river...I get stressed.
Copper Creek is a home resort, so I agree on Geyser Grill. My last trip I found the Turkey BLT...oh my, it was delicious!
They are at the Wilderness Lodge. I believe they are 2 bedroom cabins with a hot tub, full kitchen, and a fireplace. They are closer to the Boulder Ridge pool, I believe. They would be my choice over the Bungalows at the Poly. Oh, I'd love to stay there too!
I stayed at Boardwalk last September and while the room is fine -- nothing special. The views is incredible. I had the Boardwalk view and it was the one balcony that I used the most! To add to that, the location is pretty great too! Just a short walk to the back of Epcot. I also like the lobby. Did you say where else y
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