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**llama** · 03-04-2008

So, I have been pondering the best way to go about this Report.

If I was like Disney Teacher I would have made meticulous notes to which to refer - alas, I'm not like DT...

If I were like Wish and R2G I'd have an amazing portfolio of pictures to present to y'all - sorry...

If I were Doughnutty and The Bear I'd spend my vacation on Splash Mountain - so it would be EASY...

If I was like Dana - well, heck, NOBODY'S like Dana....

So, I have decided instead to do this in sections: Resorts, Dining, Parks, Misc., Pictures - YES, I HAVE PICTURES. This might confuse you more, but it'll probably confuse me less, cause I honestly CANNOT remember minute by minute for 12 days.

So - I present:

RESORTS:

Our first week (or part of it) was to be at SSR. I know some people are a little leary of SSR. All you ever hear of is it's VASTNESS - but once you get to know SSR you come to love it.

We arrived at 9 p.m., on the Sunday of President's Day Weekend, so I knew my chances of getting my favourite section - Congress Park - was basically - nil. Guess what? I WAS RIGHT! We were greeted by a very nice young CM from London, England who promptly placed us in The Grandstand. There was no point begging - I'd gone through this before - and I was too tired to argue and HUNGRY. So we took our welcome package and headed for The Artist's Palette for a bite to eat. I had a chicken dinner, which was fine. I was too tired to really worry about food. We made our way over to The Grandstand. After calling Emily to let her know we had arrived, we went to bed.

The next morning I had a chance to take stock of my surroundings. And I was very pleasantly surprised. Outside our window was part of the golf course, with The Treehouses - those elusive Treehouses

- in the background along the river. And a nice fountain. It was so private - I'm sure you could have suntanned naked on the balcony (not that that OCCURRED to me

) without anyone seeing. I still grumbled a bit, while getting ready to go down to the Artist's Palette for some breakfast, that it was too far to walk to the Lobby. Sit down everyone, grab on to something to hold - LLAMA WAS WRONG!

After getting our bearings we ascertained that we were only a nice little walk past the quiet pool and over a little bridge to the Lobby! And on the way I noticed how closely the bus stop was situated to all the buildings in the area. Very nice.

As the days continued at SSR, I came to like this area more and more. I think if I had really small kids I'd ask for this section. They have a little park for kids to play in, bbqs (several families had bbqs while we were there - what a neat thing to do!) And the quiet pool was bright and cheery and fun. They even had a horseshoe pitch. Yet it was only 5 minutes to the Lobby and main pool. So - if you're assigned The Grandstand don't get that sinking feeling that you get when you're plopped in The Carousel.

So, I was very happy in The Grandstand and Neil was happy because he could keep reminding me of how I grumbled when we first checked in.

We had a one bedroom suite at SSR and it was very comfortable - however, I still worry about the architect who designed this and most the other DVC properties. The poor man/woman suffers from a terrible affixiation to doors! Doors, doors, everywhere you turn - doors! You think you're going in the bedroom - nope you're in the shower, you think you're headed for the toilette - nope, bathtub - bathtub, sorry closet. I spend at least 3 hours of valuable Disney time opening and closing doors at DVC properties - oy!

When SSR first opened there was no sit-down restaurant. One has since been added - The Turf Club - in a "clubby-house"feeling, with comfy arm chairs and billiards - it's very nice and we ate there. I will give you a report of the food in the dining section. Artist's Palette is pretty good for counterservice, but at busy times, it can be a long wait for the one cash register. They really need a couple more stations.

The grounds of SSR are beautiful, especially along the River.

All and all a very nice resort.

Our next week was spent at OKW - and I won't even deny it - I am totally biased about OKW - until I open the door to my OKW suite I don't feel really "home". I LOVE OKW - I could happily settled in there for the rest of my life (I've pondered doing this - if I kept switching suites - would they ever find me?) - nevermind, I know the answer.

At OKW we had a 2 bedroom, as DD1 was joining us and frankly, after 8 years in the DVC - we're spoiled brats who like to stretch out.

To a lot of people OKW is a bit mysterious. "There it is" you hear them whisper, "that was the first DVC property...."

OKW is a little village to itself. It has a little village store and restaurant and people ride bikes around the sidewalks and it's just sleepy, and fun and homey. We absolutely love it. The colours are creamy and dreamy and aqua and peach. So restful. The main pool has a neat "SandCastle" slide into the pool and the pool is huge. The weather was a bit cool for pools this trip - but this pool is great.

It's so wonderful when you get yourself a "pro" CM - and Margaret was a "pro" - she had been working there for at least 5 years. We decided to check into OKW early on the morning when we left SSR, stashing our perishables with Bell Services - these guys are so totally laid back, they might just burst out into a chorus of "If you Like Pina Coladas" at any second.

Anyway - we were the only ones checking in and I asked Margaret which "good" buildings were available - nudge, nudge, wink, wink.... She was good-natured about it. First I chose Miller's Road, couldn't get the coveted Building 62 (the BEST) but got Building 19 - also very good. But WAIT! Then I remembered I had always wanted to stay in Building 45 right on Sassagoula River - you could watch the ferries go by - any chance of changing that....YES.

Any chance of a first floor suite? .....YES

So there we were in Building 45 - suite 4512. Even Neil commented on how beautiful it was to be able to walk out on to the patio (and the patios and balconies at OKW are like another room - with a dining table and chairs - three times the size of the other DVC properties) with the river right there. (I was hoping for a visit from an alligator - but alas - we did have a very nice Mallard Duck couple, but she was SO NOISY. Neil said it reminded him of someone - hmmmm

For those DVC members who haven't stayed at OKW, you have to realize that the suites are completely different than the properties in DVC. They are HUGE! Huge kitchen, huge living room/dining room, walk-in laundry room. Gigantic bedrooms, walk-in closet, huge bathrooms. Everything is BIG! And we love it. I unpack and we stretch out and we're home.

We had a happy week at OKW.

We didn't eat at Olivia's this time - but for great comfort food, it's a terrific restaurant and if you have the time - find our picture on the wall - so far I haven't been able to find it.

So - we are happy campers (a la DVC). Just one request Disney - ENOUGH WITH THE BEST KEPT SECRET! We all KNOW the BEST KEPT SECRET. I'm sure half of the Western World knows the BEST KEPT SECRET.

Newsflash WDW - it's not a secret anymore.

MickeyEars · 03-04-2008

Great so far; can't wait to read more!

MickeyMcFizzle · 03-04-2008

Llamster! I was waiting for your TR to start. Glad it did! Can't wait to read more.

tiggerlover1971 · 03-04-2008

Great trip report so far

chottsy · 03-04-2008

enjoyed every word so far!! looking forward to MORE! :C)

WishIWasThere · 03-04-2008

Great report so far.. Although I think our husbands might be related.. Mine loves to change lanes back and forth and back and forth the entire time he drives (there are only two lines over here and he still does it). Also, he thinks the way to make a "lunch break" when we are traveling is eating in the car.. Potty breaks just don't happen unless I threaten him with something really terrible or Elyse needs to nurse.

Daisee · 03-04-2008

Oh llama I've been waiting for this one.. keep it coming...

**Dopey** · 03-04-2008

I am married to your husband's doppelganger

Never enough time to pee, much less to eat.
Also the delusion of being pick pocketed by Mickey Mouse himself

**Dana** · 03-04-2008

I have been very patiently waiting for this report....love your report. You writing is always well-thought out and entertaining. Everything sounds perfect so far. I am in total agreement with you on OKW..i love that place, but must admitt that I am terrified of getting stuck in one of the FARRRRRR away buildings..lol

lovemysons · 03-04-2008

I am so happy to see you have begun your report!!

Purple and red, hehehe!!

**cinderbella** · 03-04-2008

Silly Llama!! The mansions aren't anywhere near the highway!!

Come visit me and I'll take you to the historic plantation white column homes that line my town and to Charleston and we can walk down King St. just like Scarlett!

**cinderbella** · 03-04-2008

Whoohoo!! I was hoping you would do a TR because I really wanted to hear about OKW. I know you love it and you have told me many many times that you love it BUT it's always lovely to read about it in a trip report!

Our husbands sound the same except for one small thing. Dave thinks potty breaks should occur every thirty minutes. It drives me insane how much that boy pees!
He's learned to either hold it or shut up and deal on our last few trips because he knows the death glare will follow.

Experiment6-2-6 · 03-04-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by llama

With tears just about welling in my eyes, I was gathered into the Mouse's Gentle Bosom - almost hearing him whisper "Welcome Home". Neil on the other hand says he never feels the gentle arms of the Mouse, but he does feel a large white glove gently lifting his charge card out of his wallet.

Alas, I am married to a Philistine....

(to be continued)

Hmm.

There are times when I don't feel it's gentle at all..

Loving the trip report..

Trust me, Atlanta is a no win situation.. Sometimes it's better to fly than drive..

iluvwdw · 03-04-2008

Great start, Llama!!! I can't wait to hear MORE!

iluvwdw · 03-04-2008

Great start, Llama!!! I can't wait to hear MORE!

P.S. I liked The Carousel section, btw.

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llama Practically Perfect Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Slurpee Capital of the World Posts: 7,380	Re: SSSHH! I'm Writing My Trip Report So, I have been pondering the best way to go about this Report. If I was like Disney Teacher I would have made meticulous notes to which to refer - alas, I'm not like DT... If I were like Wish and R2G I'd have an amazing portfolio of pictures to present to y'all - sorry... If I were Doughnutty and The Bear I'd spend my vacation on Splash Mountain - so it would be EASY... If I was like Dana - well, heck, NOBODY'S like Dana.... So, I have decided instead to do this in sections: Resorts, Dining, Parks, Misc., Pictures - YES, I HAVE PICTURES. This might confuse you more, but it'll probably confuse me less, cause I honestly CANNOT remember minute by minute for 12 days. So - I present: RESORTS: Our first week (or part of it) was to be at SSR. I know some people are a little leary of SSR. All you ever hear of is it's VASTNESS - but once you get to know SSR you come to love it. We arrived at 9 p.m., on the Sunday of President's Day Weekend, so I knew my chances of getting my favourite section - Congress Park - was basically - nil. Guess what? I WAS RIGHT! We were greeted by a very nice young CM from London, England who promptly placed us in The Grandstand. There was no point begging - I'd gone through this before - and I was too tired to argue and HUNGRY. So we took our welcome package and headed for The Artist's Palette for a bite to eat. I had a chicken dinner, which was fine. I was too tired to really worry about food. We made our way over to The Grandstand. After calling Emily to let her know we had arrived, we went to bed. The next morning I had a chance to take stock of my surroundings. And I was very pleasantly surprised. Outside our window was part of the golf course, with The Treehouses - those elusive Treehouses - in the background along the river. And a nice fountain. It was so private - I'm sure you could have suntanned naked on the balcony (not that that OCCURRED to me ) without anyone seeing. I still grumbled a bit, while getting ready to go down to the Artist's Palette for some breakfast, that it was too far to walk to the Lobby. Sit down everyone, grab on to something to hold - LLAMA WAS WRONG! After getting our bearings we ascertained that we were only a nice little walk past the quiet pool and over a little bridge to the Lobby! And on the way I noticed how closely the bus stop was situated to all the buildings in the area. Very nice. As the days continued at SSR, I came to like this area more and more. I think if I had really small kids I'd ask for this section. They have a little park for kids to play in, bbqs (several families had bbqs while we were there - what a neat thing to do!) And the quiet pool was bright and cheery and fun. They even had a horseshoe pitch. Yet it was only 5 minutes to the Lobby and main pool. So - if you're assigned The Grandstand don't get that sinking feeling that you get when you're plopped in The Carousel. So, I was very happy in The Grandstand and Neil was happy because he could keep reminding me of how I grumbled when we first checked in. We had a one bedroom suite at SSR and it was very comfortable - however, I still worry about the architect who designed this and most the other DVC properties. The poor man/woman suffers from a terrible affixiation to doors! Doors, doors, everywhere you turn - doors! You think you're going in the bedroom - nope you're in the shower, you think you're headed for the toilette - nope, bathtub - bathtub, sorry closet. I spend at least 3 hours of valuable Disney time opening and closing doors at DVC properties - oy! When SSR first opened there was no sit-down restaurant. One has since been added - The Turf Club - in a "clubby-house"feeling, with comfy arm chairs and billiards - it's very nice and we ate there. I will give you a report of the food in the dining section. Artist's Palette is pretty good for counterservice, but at busy times, it can be a long wait for the one cash register. They really need a couple more stations. The grounds of SSR are beautiful, especially along the River. All and all a very nice resort. Our next week was spent at OKW - and I won't even deny it - I am totally biased about OKW - until I open the door to my OKW suite I don't feel really "home". I LOVE OKW - I could happily settled in there for the rest of my life (I've pondered doing this - if I kept switching suites - would they ever find me?) - nevermind, I know the answer. At OKW we had a 2 bedroom, as DD1 was joining us and frankly, after 8 years in the DVC - we're spoiled brats who like to stretch out. To a lot of people OKW is a bit mysterious. "There it is" you hear them whisper, "that was the first DVC property...." OKW is a little village to itself. It has a little village store and restaurant and people ride bikes around the sidewalks and it's just sleepy, and fun and homey. We absolutely love it. The colours are creamy and dreamy and aqua and peach. So restful. The main pool has a neat "SandCastle" slide into the pool and the pool is huge. The weather was a bit cool for pools this trip - but this pool is great. It's so wonderful when you get yourself a "pro" CM - and Margaret was a "pro" - she had been working there for at least 5 years. We decided to check into OKW early on the morning when we left SSR, stashing our perishables with Bell Services - these guys are so totally laid back, they might just burst out into a chorus of "If you Like Pina Coladas" at any second. Anyway - we were the only ones checking in and I asked Margaret which "good" buildings were available - nudge, nudge, wink, wink.... She was good-natured about it. First I chose Miller's Road, couldn't get the coveted Building 62 (the BEST) but got Building 19 - also very good. But WAIT! Then I remembered I had always wanted to stay in Building 45 right on Sassagoula River - you could watch the ferries go by - any chance of changing that....YES. Any chance of a first floor suite? .....YES So there we were in Building 45 - suite 4512. Even Neil commented on how beautiful it was to be able to walk out on to the patio (and the patios and balconies at OKW are like another room - with a dining table and chairs - three times the size of the other DVC properties) with the river right there. (I was hoping for a visit from an alligator - but alas - we did have a very nice Mallard Duck couple, but she was SO NOISY. Neil said it reminded him of someone - hmmmm For those DVC members who haven't stayed at OKW, you have to realize that the suites are completely different than the properties in DVC. They are HUGE! Huge kitchen, huge living room/dining room, walk-in laundry room. Gigantic bedrooms, walk-in closet, huge bathrooms. Everything is BIG! And we love it. I unpack and we stretch out and we're home. We had a happy week at OKW. We didn't eat at Olivia's this time - but for great comfort food, it's a terrific restaurant and if you have the time - find our picture on the wall - so far I haven't been able to find it. So - we are happy campers (a la DVC). Just one request Disney - ENOUGH WITH THE BEST KEPT SECRET! We all KNOW the BEST KEPT SECRET. I'm sure half of the Western World knows the BEST KEPT SECRET. Newsflash WDW - it's not a secret anymore. __________________ Your Moderately Moderate Moderator A PROUD MEMBER OF THE BAD KITTY CLUB "Meowany Are Called, Mew Are Chosen" eleven-twenty-ten My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Christmas in Florida 28 days 22 hours 10 minutes Last edited by llama; 03-04-2008 at 05:29 PM.

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MickeyMcFizzle Almost a mommy! Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Toronto Posts: 1,618	Re: SSSHH! I'm Writing My Trip Report Llamster! I was waiting for your TR to start. Glad it did! Can't wait to read more.

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WishIWasThere Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Okinawa, Japan Posts: 410	Re: SSSHH! I'm Writing My Trip Report Great report so far.. Although I think our husbands might be related.. Mine loves to change lanes back and forth and back and forth the entire time he drives (there are only two lines over here and he still does it). Also, he thinks the way to make a "lunch break" when we are traveling is eating in the car.. Potty breaks just don't happen unless I threaten him with something really terrible or Elyse needs to nurse. __________________ ~Heather~ Most memorable Disneyland trip: Honeymoon 2005 Grand California Hotel WDW Trips August 2006- POR April/May 2008- DD's first trip Next trip- Grand Tokyo Trip/Disney Tokyo Staying at New Sanno and Sheraton Hotel My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Its official, Tokyo here we come Seeing the sights..

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Daisee taking a break Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 2,801	Re: SSSHH! I'm Writing My Trip Report Oh llama I've been waiting for this one.. keep it coming...

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Dopey eleventwentyten Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: In the middle of the madness Posts: 11,489	Re: SSSHH! I'm Writing My Trip Report I am married to your husband's doppelganger Never enough time to pee, much less to eat. Also the delusion of being pick pocketed by Mickey Mouse himself __________________ WDW Theme Parks Moderator - moderating with a twist x´¨) x¸.•´ ¸.•´¨)xxxx¸.•¨) (¸.•´ Adventures of an Innkeeper ´¨) Limser was my first MB friend ~ Pepperstink is my cheesy friend Doughnut, HB and Limser are my Michigan Martini Madness cohorts MissDisney is the better cookie baker Pu is back eleventwentyten Every morning is the dawn of a new error My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Going to meet Mickey and Friends

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Dana Super Mod/Packen' Kracken Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Joisey Posts: 23,782	Re: SSSHH! I'm Writing My Trip Report I have been very patiently waiting for this report....love your report. You writing is always well-thought out and entertaining. Everything sounds perfect so far. I am in total agreement with you on OKW..i love that place, but must admitt that I am terrified of getting stuck in one of the FARRRRRR away buildings..lol __________________ ~82 off-site~91 off-site~97 ASMusic~ ~00 ASMovies~02 Wilderness Lodge~04 Animal Kingdom Lodge~ ~05 Animal Kingdom Lodge & Polynesian~ ~05 Port Orleans French Quarter~06 Old Key West~ ~07 Port Orleans French Quarter~08 Old Key West~ ~09 Saratoga Springs~10 Port Orleans Fench Quarter~ My Disney Countdown Counting down to: 10 day do all or die trying trip. 268 days 11 hours 10 minutes

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cinderbella Crackhead Moderator Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: south carolina Posts: 7,226	Re: SSSHH! I'm Writing My Trip Report Silly Llama!! The mansions aren't anywhere near the highway!! Come visit me and I'll take you to the historic plantation white column homes that line my town and to Charleston and we can walk down King St. just like Scarlett! __________________ WDW Restaurants and Resorts Moderator Bella I Deltaco. My Disney Countdown Counting down to: A baby is coming!!!! The baby is here..or at least it should be soon.

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cinderbella Crackhead Moderator Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: south carolina Posts: 7,226	Re: SSSHH! I'm Writing My Trip Report Whoohoo!! I was hoping you would do a TR because I really wanted to hear about OKW. I know you love it and you have told me many many times that you love it BUT it's always lovely to read about it in a trip report! Our husbands sound the same except for one small thing. Dave thinks potty breaks should occur every thirty minutes. It drives me insane how much that boy pees! He's learned to either hold it or shut up and deal on our last few trips because he knows the death glare will follow. __________________ WDW Restaurants and Resorts Moderator Bella I Deltaco. My Disney Countdown Counting down to: A baby is coming!!!! The baby is here..or at least it should be soon.

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iluvwdw BLT for me! Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Floral Park Village (Long Island), NY Posts: 7,413	Re: SSSHH! I'm Writing My Trip Report Great start, Llama!!! I can't wait to hear MORE! __________________ Kim LIFE IS JUST BETTER WHEN YOU HAVE A DISNEY TRIP PLANNED! 1997 Double Tree ~ 1998 Vistana ~ 1999 April Vistana ~ 1999 July Vistana ~ 1999 Sept All Star Movies ~ 2000 Vistana ~ 2001 Vistana ~ 2002 Vistana ~ 2003 Aug Vistana ~ 2003 Dec All Star Sports, Polynesian & OKW ~ 2004 Feb Vistana ~ 2004 Dec Vistana ~ 2005 Vistana/All Star Music 2006 SSR and Vistana Villages ~ 2007 Sheraton Safari, Vistana, POP Century ~ 2008 Vistana Villages, Animal Kingdom Villas My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Our First Stay at BLT as DVC Members - President's Week 2010! 78 days 10 hours 40 minutes

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iluvwdw BLT for me! Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Floral Park Village (Long Island), NY Posts: 7,413	Re: SSSHH! I'm Writing My Trip Report Great start, Llama!!! I can't wait to hear MORE! P.S. I liked The Carousel section, btw. __________________ Kim LIFE IS JUST BETTER WHEN YOU HAVE A DISNEY TRIP PLANNED! 1997 Double Tree ~ 1998 Vistana ~ 1999 April Vistana ~ 1999 July Vistana ~ 1999 Sept All Star Movies ~ 2000 Vistana ~ 2001 Vistana ~ 2002 Vistana ~ 2003 Aug Vistana ~ 2003 Dec All Star Sports, Polynesian & OKW ~ 2004 Feb Vistana ~ 2004 Dec Vistana ~ 2005 Vistana/All Star Music 2006 SSR and Vistana Villages ~ 2007 Sheraton Safari, Vistana, POP Century ~ 2008 Vistana Villages, Animal Kingdom Villas My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Our First Stay at BLT as DVC Members - President's Week 2010! 78 days 10 hours 40 minutes

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