Wait, didn’t you post an updated spreadsheet a couple of hours ago? I just got home from work and didn’t even get a chance to look at it. I shouldn’t bother…yet? Notice I am not expressing any shock or surprise?
I’m somewhat reassured by this. I was going a bit wobbly about having booked it. It’s non-cancellable, so I’m stuck with it.
The idea is to “mop up” popular rides that I don’t have FPPs for and won’t be able to do during the day because I don’t have time and I’m not willing to queue for hours.
Can I just say how much I enjoy your posts? I love the fact that it makes me know that I am not the only one constantly looking and changing things to give me and my family the best experience for that particular trip.
I think you’re one of those detail oriented people that is able to achieve much greater things than I ever could. You also send me on a bit of a rollercoaster ride with the risks you take in your FPP changes. I couldn’t deal with that stress in my own plans, but I admire yours.
Not a lunatic… an exacting person who knows what he wants and how to get it.
Also, in my opinion, you’ll have an awesome time, because once you’re there, all the planning is done. You get to relax and go with the plan, knowing it’s the best it can be for your goals.
That’s one thing I like about the advanced planning for WDW. I get to relax with the rest of the family, rather than running around hoping for just the right FP tickets or that maybe something will not have a line up. I know what to expect and I’m in the general vicinity of right. It makes it feel much more like it is spontaneous, even though it’s planned, because I’m not stressed out about ‘what comes next’ and I know I’m not missing anything I didn’t want to do without. And I know the family will have a good time, which makes it all the better for me.