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Then... how did you get in?Sleepy90 wrote:Train station was closed and the walls were up there...MadEye wrote:If you say so. But walls went up before MK opened on the 12th and the front line CMs were all being trained at their new locations.
Question: was the little covered playground near the train station still there?
Do you know if that is common for them to get bounced to a completely different park?mindflipper wrote:I know a CM who said his last day at Toontown was the 11th and was working at DHS the next day.
Different location, whether it is a different park, resort or DTD is up to casting. If you are in attractions, you'll end up at another attraction. Merchandise is easier because it is the same system they use at the registers, just a different layout from place to place.Amy wrote:Do you know if that is common for them to get bounced to a completely different park?mindflipper wrote:I know a CM who said his last day at Toontown was the 11th and was working at DHS the next day.
So we plugged it in while she had a quick breakfast at the hotel food court. I opted to eat at Earl of Sandwich once we arrived at DTD. Those sandwiches are tasty! In fact, I was wishing that there was an Earl of Sandwich by us just a few days ago 
ok, it was more like only 4 or 5 for Fort Wilderness, but still!! This is when we had a nice long chat with a bus driver coming back from his lunch. He told us the new dispatch system for the buses sometimes duplicates the call so that is why you might see 2 or even 3 buses for the same resort show up right after one another. I wish now I would have asked him if I could take his photo since he was actually one of the most enjoyable CM interactions we had during our whole trip. But then again, I am a sucker for a nice Southern gentlemen 
We got her settled back in the room for a short nap and to give the scooter a charging boost. And I went off to DHS. This was not to be our day for buses. I must have just missed one since I had to wait for over 25 minutes for one to arrive.
We tried to hit the early showing of Fantasmic but it was standing room only. So we decided to eat some dinner. We ate at the street market again, but we didn't have the pulled pork bbq this time. Mom had a chili dog which was really tasty and I had a small pizza. And I found a lucky dime! Just like a lucky penny, only 10 times better 
We came in past the Toontown sign by the Teacups.MadEye wrote:Then... how did you get in?Sleepy90 wrote:Train station was closed and the walls were up there...MadEye wrote:If you say so. But walls went up before MK opened on the 12th and the front line CMs were all being trained at their new locations.
Question: was the little covered playground near the train station still there?
Thank youSleepy90 wrote:...Amy that is a stunning picture of the Earful Tower.
The sun was just setting as we were waiting for the Beauty and the Beast show to begin...Then it couldn't have been after the 11th as I was at MK on the 12th and a big green wall was blocking the entrance by Teacups and a fabric "wall" was blocking the train station. The demolition crews weren't there yet but there were no CMs there either...Sleepy90 wrote:We came in past the Toontown sign by the Teacups.MadEye wrote:Then... how did you get in?Sleepy90 wrote:Train station was closed and the walls were up there...
). Even though it was cold, you gotta admit - it's lot better than the snow!Yes, the jackets definitely caught my eye. I asked where they had gotten them and they were quite pleased to let me know they had made them themselves. I did think of both you and Mom for the Jack jacketmindflipper wrote:Great pictures, Amy! Those lighted jackets looked cool (I was more partial to one over the other
I had saw some plush Jack and Zero slippers that looked like that while I was at WDW back on Dec 4th, so I was assuming that what those were...MmeLeota wrote:As always Amy, fantastic pictures! I'm loving all your commentary. What were those plush figures of Jack Skellington and Zero? They looked like baby versions. I think the Zero plush is adorable! Earl of Sandwich is a great place to grab a bite too.
Those Nightmare Before Christmas were super soft and did look like little baby versions of the characters. They also were really expensiveMmeLeota wrote:As always Amy, fantastic pictures! I'm loving all your commentary. What were those plush figures of Jack Skellington and Zero? They looked like baby versions. I think the Zero plush is adorable! Earl of Sandwich is a great place to grab a bite too.
although I suppose not more than any of the other selections at WDW I don't remember seeing your kids dressed up for Halloween....that would be a fun picture to seemomeja wrote:Great pictures and great color in the pictures, Amy. Very intense.
Btw, did I ever post the picture of my kids from a few years back when they went as Lock, Shock and Barrel for Halloween? It was one of my favorite costumes ever!
You could easily include it in the Disney crafting thread?!
