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Amy wrote:

jmenjes wrote:59 hours and 30 minutes to go.

All packed and ready to go??

I do my packing the day before I leave, so that'll be done on Tuesday.

59 hours and 30 minutes to go.

165 hours, 5 minutes from now.

cousininmiami wrote:Me too! I'll be the blonde with the huge smile, two cameras and a camcorder around my neck! And will hopefully be sending pics to Subsonic from the parks (WiFi yay!).

And I'll be the guy wearing my Santa Mickey ears throughout the parks and at the Reunion events.

2 weeks.

2 looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong weeks...

Down to 25 days to go.

31 days to go for me.

Not a problem for me...I just check in one bag for the baggage car, and use my old Magic Kingdom Club tote bag for a carry-on.

Amy wrote:Is there any kind of baggage service available with the train, like Magical Express for the airport?

Nope. You check in bags at the departure station and claim them yourself when you arrive.

Amtrak's baggage policy

45 days to go, and my eTickets for the train have arrived.

Reading over at WDWMagic, looks like New Fantasyland is is in a soft opening right now.

cousininmiami wrote:Thanks for the info, so detailed I love it!

And so I have done my good deed for the day.

55 days to go.

Sounds kinda cool! However I have never been a train traveller and have a couple questions: 1. How much does it cost now, and how much will the faster train be? :D 2. Where do you get on the train in Miami? 3. Important question, where does it leave you in Orlando, and how do you get to Disney from...

Is the All Aboard Florida more of a speedy bullet-type train? 3 hours to a Disney vacation sounds much better than 4.5 hours! Not a bullet train, just a passenger train. A bit of information; Down here, Amtrak runs on the CSX freight line (Miami north to West Palm Beach, northwest to Sebring, north...

56 days from right now I'll be on a northbound train approaching Okeechobee on my way north. Our little train traveler! That's coming up pretty quick :D Nothing like a relaxing 4.5 hour train ride to start a Disney vacation. And when the new All Aboard Florida service starts in 2014, it'll be just ...