Yes, it was. July to be exact. And while it was annoying, it certainly didn't ruin the trip. However, the couple of times we were just lounging in the room in the afternoon before heading out to dinner, the music made it difficult to actually relax.
A cash studio on 8/26 is 313 before tax. No availability on the cash website for dhhir. You could call MS and ask though.
My plan was to check in and spend the night, then get up and go check in at Disney, return to the Marriott and ask for late checkout since I have some debatable Marriott status. That way I have the ability to use Disney's resort or just to crash in my Marriott room until 4 if necessary.
Sounds like an interesting plan. We have stayed at that marriott during summer multiple times, but we still enjoy dhhir more.
Welcome! If you look through this thread and search September, you may find an activity guide and examples.
Late September is usually great: the huge crowds are gone, warm weather is still in abundance, and nothing much closes on HHI at all anymore, except for the occasional restaurant for a week or two during the cooler months of Jan or Feb. You'll find HHI wide open. The Disney resort itself has the best CMs around, and you'll feel relaxed after staying there. That is something of note--this is not the rush-rush, wall-to-wall activity that you get in the parks at WDW. This is a kick back on the balcony with a drink, play yard games, wander to the beach, ride your bike, and eat a lot of good food without worrying about ADRs kind of vacation. Speaking of food, in case you didn't know, the DHHIR has no actual restaurant, just a couple of QS places--one at the main pool and one at the Beach House. If you have specific questions, feel free to ask!
Thanks! Once I know I have the reservation I'll be back with more questions.Late September is usually great: the huge crowds are gone, warm weather is still in abundance, and nothing much closes on HHI at all anymore, except for the occasional restaurant for a week or two during the cooler months of Jan or Feb. You'll find HHI wide open. The Disney resort itself has the best CMs around, and you'll feel relaxed after staying there. That is something of note--this is not the rush-rush, wall-to-wall activity that you get in the parks at WDW. This is a kick back on the balcony with a drink, play yard games, wander to the beach, ride your bike, and eat a lot of good food without worrying about ADRs kind of vacation. Speaking of food, in case you didn't know, the DHHIR has no actual restaurant, just a couple of QS places--one at the main pool and one at the Beach House. If you have specific questions, feel free to ask!
Does "twdc" mean resort cookies? Up until several years ago, the resort had oatmeal cranberry nut cookies, which I loved. But they discontinued them, so I'm desperate to find the place that supplied them so I can order them directly.
You may want to try Byrds Cookie Company or Selmas cookies for prepackaged options.
I noticed Pluto on the activity sheet more often for this month.
When you say “replacement items” which items? Like dishes or furniture
