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From: Patricia Barber on 28 Apr 2010 15:21 > > Evidently "go commando" has a whole different meaning in my house... > lol LOL. My house too but referring to WDW it takes on the other meaning!
From: Patricia Barber on 28 Apr 2010 15:28 Sounds like the OP has more than a couple of options. Book the hotel for an extra day and just keep stuff in the room till it's time to head for the airport. Yes, they are paying for a night they aren't going to be sleeping at the resort. Another option is to change the flight time to an earlier one. Book the room for an extra day, stay an extra day, book a flight that next day for an earlier time. If the mountain won't go to Mohammed....
From: Rob Steere on 30 Apr 2010 02:25 "Rudeney" <rudeney(a)mickeypics.com> wrote in message news:hquur3$lbl$1(a)rudeney.motzarella.org... > The problem may be that some people don't want to head to the airport > directly after a day in the parks; they may want to take a shower or > freshen up before heading home. Personally, this doesn't bother me much, > but my wife definitely falls into that category. She won't even go to the > parks the morning that we leave, even if she has time to freshen up before > departure. Heck, when we go to the beach, we can stay in our condo as > late in the day as we want, and she still won't "do" anything that day. > Almost all of the Disney pool areas have shower and changing facilities next to them, where you can shower, wash up and get changed into fresh clothing. I know some are more equipped than others, though. The one at Sports was rather basic when I used that restroom on my trip in September, and the one at Pop Century was a little better laid out. But I was pleasantly surprised by the one at Animal Kingdom Lodge... I had a change of clothes in my backpack and wanted to do a quick change before meeting friends for dinner at Boma. All I really needed was a handicap stall to change in, but found that they had very nice and spacious private shower and changing areas, with plenty of clothing hooks. (No, I didn't shower, just used the changing space) -Rob
From: John Mc on 30 Apr 2010 06:13 Rob Steere wrote: > "Rudeney" <rudeney(a)mickeypics.com> wrote in message > news:hquur3$lbl$1(a)rudeney.motzarella.org... >> The problem may be that some people don't want to head to the airport >> directly after a day in the parks; they may want to take a shower or >> freshen up before heading home. Personally, this doesn't bother me much, >> but my wife definitely falls into that category. She won't even go to the >> parks the morning that we leave, even if she has time to freshen up before >> departure. Heck, when we go to the beach, we can stay in our condo as >> late in the day as we want, and she still won't "do" anything that day. >> > > Almost all of the Disney pool areas have shower and changing facilities next > to them, where you can shower, wash up and get changed into fresh clothing. > I know some are more equipped than others, though. > The one at Sports was rather basic when I used that restroom on my trip in > September, and the one at Pop Century was a little better laid out. > But I was pleasantly surprised by the one at Animal Kingdom Lodge... I had a > change of clothes in my backpack and wanted to do a quick change before > meeting friends for dinner at Boma. All I really needed was a handicap stall > to change in, but found that they had very nice and spacious private shower > and changing areas, with plenty of clothing hooks. (No, I didn't shower, > just used the changing space) > > -Rob > > I was going to mention this. The facilities at CB are quite nice in this regard. John Mc.
From: Ginny Favers on 30 Apr 2010 10:43
On 4/30/2010 6:13 AM, John Mc wrote: > Rob Steere wrote: >> "Rudeney" <rudeney(a)mickeypics.com> wrote in message >> news:hquur3$lbl$1(a)rudeney.motzarella.org... >>> The problem may be that some people don't want to head to the airport >>> directly after a day in the parks; they may want to take a shower or >>> freshen up before heading home. Personally, this doesn't bother me >>> much, but my wife definitely falls into that category. She won't even >>> go to the parks the morning that we leave, even if she has time to >>> freshen up before departure. Heck, when we go to the beach, we can >>> stay in our condo as late in the day as we want, and she still won't >>> "do" anything that day. >>> >> >> Almost all of the Disney pool areas have shower and changing >> facilities next to them, where you can shower, wash up and get changed >> into fresh clothing. I know some are more equipped than others, though. >> The one at Sports was rather basic when I used that restroom on my >> trip in September, and the one at Pop Century was a little better laid >> out. >> But I was pleasantly surprised by the one at Animal Kingdom Lodge... I >> had a change of clothes in my backpack and wanted to do a quick change >> before meeting friends for dinner at Boma. All I really needed was a >> handicap stall to change in, but found that they had very nice and >> spacious private shower and changing areas, with plenty of clothing >> hooks. (No, I didn't shower, just used the changing space) >> >> -Rob >> >> > > I was going to mention this. The facilities at CB are quite nice in this > regard. > > John Mc. Are there hair dryers available, or at least those hand things high enough up on the wall you can get your head under them? ~Amanda |