As shared above, early entry will begin at 8:30. It is possible to take a bus but it's recommended you be at the Pop bus stop as close to 7:00 as possible in order to be towards the front of the line for AK. Being on the first bus or 2 should get you to AK in time for your ADR.
Nobody really understands why Disney continues to "advertise" the 45 minutes before park open when it is actually much earlier than that.
My daughter left her pin lanyard at Hollywood Studios in the little theater next to the Frozen Sing Along. We filled out an online ticket and received a call the next day. We had to go to Disney Springs to pick it up but it was there and not a pin missing. I thought for sure we would never see it again (it was full of pins... who knows how much $$)!!
This part is probably to get people to leave the park in a timely fashion.
Pop is not ideal for wifi connection. My daughter had problems working from the room (70s location) but was able to go to the quick service location on the days she needed to do online classes.
I've had issues in one of the 70s buildings, too. We actually had to turn off wifi when we got to our room because the signal was so weak you couldn't do anything.
We had GREAT success with lost and found. This was 10 years ago, but DD, 4 at the time, left her beloved Mickey in our teacup. It was our last ride on our last day, and didn't realize he was missing until we got to BIL's house in Tampa. Called Lost & Found and gave a description. Now, you're thinking, how can you give a description that makes it different than all the other Mickeys? Well, DD had, our 1st day, eaten one of those 6" diameter lollipops from the Main Street Confectionary. Of course Mickey got covered in blue raspberry lollipop because DD never let him go the entire trip. We tried to get the lollipop pieces off of him, but one decent sized piece remained on his left cheek. I was able to send the cast member a picture from that day that clearly showed the lollipop on his cheek. We got a call 2 weeks later that they had found him and were mailing him back to us.
No, it’s as in the posts on page 1. ‘Mousekeeping’ comes every-other day but only to remove garbage and towels and replace towels and coffee supplies. Beds are not made during entire stay. Many are hoping this service will return but it has not at any Disney resort. Staffing shortage/challenges are said to be the reason but we don’t know for sure.
On the other side of the same coin, my oldest left his Mickey hat on Smuggler's Run. We went back to get it, and it was just gone. After going back every couple of hours, the CM handed my son a piece of paper with Pinocchio on it, god for one hat in any gift shop. The may have never been found, but Disney made good on it.We had GREAT success with lost and found. This was 10 years ago, but DD, 4 at the time, left her beloved Mickey in our teacup. It was our last ride on our last day, and didn't realize he was missing until we got to BIL's house in Tampa. Called Lost & Found and gave a description. Now, you're thinking, how can you give a description that makes it different than all the other Mickeys? Well, DD had, our 1st day, eaten one of those 6" diameter lollipops from the Main Street Confectionary. Of course Mickey got covered in blue raspberry lollipop because DD never let him go the entire trip. We tried to get the lollipop pieces off of him, but one decent sized piece remained on his left cheek. I was able to send the cast member a picture from that day that clearly showed the lollipop on his cheek. We got a call 2 weeks later that they had found him and were mailing him back to us.
I love this too! But sadly, as scrappinginontario said, no made bed throughout our recent Pop stay.
And I truly don’t get this.
) When we were in the lobby we heard a woman trying to request housekeeping for the next day and they told her they were already completely booked for housekeeping the following day but could put her on the schedule for the day after that. They did offer to send fresh towels, linens, and coffee supplies to her room which she grudgingly agreed to.
